Oh love it, it looks familiar, I think I may have had the same! It looks like it's in great condition! - HiddenMickeyFanatic265.6 #865 4-7-13 11:09PMLike Reply
I've had mime for three years and he only problem I've had is the blue from he handle coming off. My SIL got the same one has mine a few months ago and wears a lot of black and hers has turned black from where it rubs. She sent it back More...
When we fly in we take a taxi to our hotel, last time when we stayed at the Disneyland Hotel I asked the front desk for a taxi voucher/coupon and they gave me one to use it was a set price to pay for the taxi 's return trip
You can set up super shuttle ahead of time. For us, we budget in the $45 dollar taxi ride and just walk out and hop in. You are there in less than 25 min at the door. Super shuttle could take an hour or more. - mouselaw107636.0 #4133 7-3-12 12:22PMLike(1) Reply
We flew in there once and rented a car to drive to the resort - ladylikesdisney921.5 #95 7-3-12 12:15PMLike Reply
Might as well rent a car when you going to DL - mvs1981287.1 #8121 7-3-12 5:50PMLike Reply
When we fly in we take a taxi to our hotel, last time when we stayed at the Disneyland Hotel I asked the front desk for a taxi voucher/coupon and they gave me one to use it was a set price to pay for the taxi 's return trip - Boo-Gus126.8 #2619 7-3-12 5:51PMLike Reply
Got to love prop 65, my husband develops nutritional supplements and has to do all new formulas with the ones that are sold in CA it really makes things fun
Look at it this way: MWers are popping out healthy babies all over the place right now. The baby in my belly has one head, two arms, two legs and seems normal so far and it was conceived on a Disneyland trip... - cynDOLEwhip744.1 #137 5-30-12 11:50PMLike(5) Reply
We visit in Jan or Feb and avoid Presidents day weekend in Feb. We have also been in the end of Sept first two weeks of Oct and the crowds seems to he very light. I like the shorter hours and the parks seem to be the least crowded.
I also live in Canada and have been 7 times!!!! We always usually go at the same time in march/End of may, you can get on rides very easily, but a good time to go is either January, after the Xmas decor is down, or november, in between Halloween and Xmas decor transition, I got on Indiana jones 8 times in a row!!! I hope I helped and have a wonderful time when ever you go !✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ - Disneylandismylife138.0 #2477 5-23-12 6:28AMLike(1) Reply
I've read several places that September typically has the lowest crowd levels. I go nearly every week, and I would have to agree that midweek in September is usually a great time to go. - BrandonEvan264.4 #877 5-23-12 7:12AMLike(1) Reply
Also weekdays in September/October - stratdad291.1 #662 5-23-12 6:12AMLike Reply
Mid Jan, Feb or the first of Nov are good. Just remember hours are short, during the week there is no fireworks or Fantasmic. And some rides maybe down for work. And make sure to avoid holiday weekends. Veterans Day, Presidents and Martin Luther King. - PrincessAuroraMomma393.0 #340 5-23-12 7:46AMLike Reply
Thanks for your input ! - nativecalgarian 8.0 #7554 5-23-12 11:24AM
Thanks for the pictures. I was wondering if they were going to put in a racing table like they have in Flordia... my newphews spent hours making cars and racing them
Those are all great, thx for posting :) - DisneyDawn415.5 #310 5-1-12 2:10PMLike Reply
OMG!!! I want the Beauty and the Beast one so bad!!! No clue where I'd put it, but I could make room somewhere :) - MrsDisneyMommy29264.0 #880 5-1-12 2:35PMLike Reply
We've done it twice both times we got the chicken to me it was a meal and it was nice to go and get them and est them for lunch. My girls both enjoyed their chicken for the kids meal and it was nice that it came with a light up bracelet More...
If you have big eaters I recommend buying a loaf of sourdough bread to help fill that hungry tummy. Then antipasto one wasnt a lot of food so definately get something to go with that one. And the viewing spot I recommend getting up against a railing of some sort with a planter area in front of you especially if you are short or have kids that way nobody is standing directly infront of you. - yellowtonka237.7 #1136 4-25-12 10:29AMLike(1) Reply
Have you checked in the food section? We got picnics last time, and they're good, but they're not a big meal. The kids meals are average, the antipasta one I had was good, but it was a light meal or big snack... - ThatKimberly335.2 #451 4-24-12 12:33PMLike Reply
Cyndel, I don't think they care. You're just picking them up, and they have no idea who they're for. - ThatKimberly335.2 #451 4-25-12 9:59AMLike Reply
True. We'll have to try this next time. When we picked up our picnics we used them as lunch and still snacked a bit after, then hit up pacific warf for dinner before the show. - cynDOLEwhip 744.1 #137 4-25-12 10:06AM
My review of them is not a favorable one. My first trip to DL I bought the picnics to get reserved seats and was not pleased with cold chicken.If you have kids I can see the benefit. I would suggest anyone without young kids to get fast passes at Grizzly River Run Fast Pass Stations instead - MrFantasia2000JP23.5 #4772 4-25-12 10:22AMLike Reply
I love DL but DW imo has better food...I cant explain why DL is better but I think it just has to do with what I grew up with ive only been to DW 3 times and DL more times than I can count
WDW since is bigger and has alot more( also thats where i go most of the time) but DL is also nice and it is the original and there is alot in such small space - nodell111153.3 #37 4-6-12 7:14AMLike(1) Reply
Never been to WDW so I'm going with DL. - Cherry91429.1 #291 4-6-12 5:43AMLike Reply
Same here never been to WDW, so DL is the best :) - MarcoInTheAz 598.0 #183 4-6-12 5:45AM
I like DL and WDW better the Apples and oranges. Although I like them all.
- BalooTBear 904.4 #97 4-6-12 10:52AM
Although I have never been to WDW, I think it would be only fair to compare Disneyland to the 2nd Magic Kingdom park only. For me Disneyland is the original and the only one Walt actually walked in and worked on. Disneyland was the original Magic Kingdom until Eisner took that away from us to, along with the MSELP. - splashphotoCM880.9 #101 4-6-12 10:58AMLike Reply
Do the safari first thing in the morning at animal kingdom they are feeding the animals-it also closes at sunset. My younger kids got bored at epcot but had fun at the world show case there are masks at each world that they can colour tha More...
Well, I went to WDW many years ago. One thing I recommend (that you really can't experience here in Disneyland) is the Epcot World Showcase http://tinyurl.com/acmxze - MyPark944.1 #91 3-29-12 9:50AMLike Reply
It can. Although to be honest, Epcot itself is not worth spending an entire day on. The World Showcase is exceptional, but there is sooooooo much at WDW. Do a little research before you go. MW is a good start. Also try http://tinyurl.com/27seupz - MyPark 944.1 #91 3-29-12 9:56AM
Defnitely agree with MyPark. When we did Epcot we were there for maybe 4 hrs, each time. - Lelundrial 341.1 #428 3-29-12 11:22AM
I honestly didn't think I'd like Epcot so we went for half a day, but it wasn't enough so we had to go back ;) one day at Animal Kingdom & Hollywood Studios were enough. 2 days at MK. I know we did not see everything still. I'm so jealous of you!! - PinkElephants636.6 #170 3-29-12 10:07AMLike Reply
The Electrical Parade!!! Performs Thursdays and Saturday nights at the MK. - BaseballMickey_CM2851.3 #15 3-29-12 2:57PMLike Reply
Do the safari first thing in the morning at animal kingdom they are feeding the animals-it also closes at sunset. My younger kids got bored at epcot but had fun at the world show case there are masks at each world that they can colour than add a paper cut out at all the other lands with a country stamp it keep them entertained. Have fun!
- Boo-Gus126.8 #2619 3-29-12 3:17PMLike Reply
They are a meal, we like the American one with the cold chicken
They are a meal, we like the American one with the cold chicken - Boo-Gus126.8 #2619 3-27-12 4:54PMLike Reply
Ok thank you, looking to purchase do my niece and nephew get decent view for WOC. That way they can enjoy the parks and not wait in line for the tix. - miguelg916 17.7 #5322 3-27-12 5:08PM
My fav is rockin rollercoaster, everest is fun too. I don't get sick on rides but I did on mission space took me a few hours to fell normal (I wish I went on the sissy side) We also liked test track.
I have, all of them, ESP rockin roller coaster, yes the first year it opened and it made me so sick! - wonderlandgirl325.6 #498 7-19-11 7:48PMLike Reply
Missing Space freaked me out. But my fav has to be Epedition Everest!!! - gfylvr33.1 #4245 7-19-11 7:49PMLike Reply
I wasn't claustrophobic UNTIL i went on Mission Space. Never doing that again. If you're between 16-35 you might be ok on the faster one. Other than that, you've been warned! - Westcoast61.5 #3549 7-19-11 9:20PMLike Reply
I think the warnings on ms are what make it worse. I'm more frightened of Goofys sky school! - 415beachgirl469.0 #259 7-19-11 9:22PMLike Reply
I was born in 1974 first trip 1979. My dad was born in 1950 and his first trip was the day after Disney opened...I thank my garndparents and dad for my love of Disney!
I think I'm the winner so far. Lol, Born in 1951, first trip was 1955 a month after the park opened. - splashphotoCM880.9 #101 4-29-12 8:30AMLike(6) Reply
Our visits were the same year but I was born in 1954. - VeloMouseGirl 549.7 #202 4-29-12 8:36AM
We've had the dvc for three years for Old Key West in WDW and love it, we have used our points to stay at the Grand a few times and even in Mexico. We like the options of being able to do other non-Disney places.
Be sure to email admin. He's a huge fan of DVC! He'd love to tell you all about it! - Duchess_SMK3283.2 #11 7-1-11 10:39AMLike Reply
It's a big long term "investment". My sisters family has it and they love it (5 and 8 year old daughters). I have had the pleasure of taking my family with them to WDW and go to stay with them in a villa at Saratoga Springs for a week. Almost made me want to go out and purchase one for my family. BUT you have to consider the other costs that come along with it. The initial cost, monthly fee, plane tickets, park admission (WDW), food plan WDW. So it is an investment and you are committed to it for 50 years. I would say check out what others who actually own one say about it and find out if it right for you. - Disneymba39.3 #4015 7-1-11 10:58AMLike Reply
We rented one for my aunt last trip at the park, only problem is she couldn't take the wheel chair past security so we had to make her stay outside security until someone walked to the grand and got a wheelchair for her their to bring bac More...
Disneyland offers them in city hall for twelve dollars a day. Twenty dollar deposit. - DelilahJo3178.6 #1881 6-29-11 12:25PMLike Reply
I think it would be better to rent one for the next whole time rather than just when I'm in the park. - PrincessKristin774.5 #126 6-29-11 12:50PMLike Reply
We've gone to Minnie & Friends at the Plaza Inn, Storytellers, and most recently to Goofy's Kitchen again. GK had the best Mulan ever and spent over 10 min. talking to my daughter and Pluto also danced with her. She loved it! - MimiMouse1015.6 #87 6-13-11 7:47PMLike Reply
At Goofy's kitchen the characters take more time with you, but the food is not that great. - staceeyl237.2 #1141 6-13-11 8:31PMLike Reply
