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avrittdl says:
Japan's first Disney hotel within a theme park, the MiraCosta will look very familiar to anyone who's stayed at Universal Orlando's Portifino Bay. Beautiful hotel with outstanding service. Even though it is very expensive, I didn't feel ripped off. Tipp: Book a "Partial view" room, they cost the sam…
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jwilsonwsu says:
This is an excellent fireworks show. It is done above Sleeping Beauty's Castle so you can get a view of it anywhere on Main Street. I would suggest getting as close to the castle as possible because you will get the best view that way. The castle also lights up and different images are displayed on …
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jwilsonwsu says:
Like Eric said this is my favorite ride in Disneyland as well. The moment you step on the property of the Haunted Mansion it is an adventure. From the horseless carriage to the many tombstones, you realize what you are getting yourself into. Once inside the Haunted Mansion you are shuffled into an e…
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seattle57 says:
We stayed here when we went on our family trip (group of 9 ppl) to Disneyland in 2007. We were wanting a different experience than the standard hotel stay like we did in 2006 when we went and I'm so glad we did!!
If you are traveling to Disneyland in a group or just want a very nice place to stay…
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jwilsonwsu says:
This is by far the most popular ride at Disneyland. So be warned that this line is extremely long almost all the time. Just getting to the ride is an adventure, as it probably takes (if there is no live) 3-5 minutes just to walk to the ride from the entrance. On the way you will encounter many thing…
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jwilsonwsu says:
If you are visiting this is probably the best place to stay. It is right next to the park and right in the middle of Downtown Disney. The people who work there are very friendly (who isn't at Disneyland?) and helpful. The rooms are a nice size and vary depending how big of a room you request (there …
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jwilsonwsu says:
This is not your ordinary restaurant in Disneyland. You won't find Goofey in a chefs hat here. This is a place reserved for the most die hard Disney fans.
At Club 33 you can't just walk up and make a reservation. You can't even call the night before for a reservation. You must be an exclusive mem…
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jwilsonwsu says:
The best advice I can give anyone going to Disneyland is to get there early, stay there late and go twice. What do I mean by get there early? Get to the front gates before the park opens, simple. I would suggest getting there 30 minutes early if not earlier. The reason I suggest this is because well…
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Eric says:
This was probably the most exciting ride of the day. I think Space Mountain is faster, but the Matterhorn adds an extra element of suspense in that it is so jerky and old that you aren't quite sure whether or not it is going to fall apart ant any moment. Abominable snowmen and other foul creatures l…
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festerwretch says:
New Orleans Cajun style food, in a Lousiana bayou atmosphere. Gumbo, Jambalaya and an amazing Monte Cristo sandwich. Whatever your pick, the food is excellent.
Although you are indoors, the ambiance is set to feel like outside at night in the summer in Lousiana - though certainly not as hot & h…
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Tricia_S says:
If you love Disney movies and are a child at heart, I would definitely recommend this show! Located on the Rivers of America, Fantasmic is a journey into Mickey's imagination. At First it's a lighthearted look through some of the Disney classics... then things make a turn for the worse when his imag…
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the_bloodsucker says:
Visiting the Disneyland Park is a must for every traveler in Hong Kong. So what if you are not a kid anymore? I believe all of us are child at heart.
Unlike the other Disney parks (Anaheim, Florida, Tokyo, etc.), this is created to be enjoyed in one day. Step into a wondrous world of exciting and…
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jwilsonwsu says:
Probably the most popular ride in Fantasyland. The line is always long and there is no FASTPASS, so be prepared to wait. The wait though is well worth it. You board a tinier version of Captain Hook's ship (which will seat four), which is suspended in the air so it looks like you are really flying. Y…
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jwilsonwsu says:
Dumbo, Peter Pan and Mr. Toad's Wild Ride make up three biggest attractions in Fantasyland in Disneyland. Dumbo the Flying Elephant is what you would expect. You sit in one of many Dumbos and use a little lever to move the elephant up and down. Nothing really special and when you are at the top the …
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melihah says:
This place was a great value for the money (< $100 and really close to Disneyland/Downtown Disney).
There was no free breakfast (as other closeby places offer) but there are shops in Downtown Disney on the way to Disneyland for that.
Downtown Disney was just a short walk from the hotel (about …
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jwilsonwsu says:
The newest ride to Disneyland brings back the classic submarines so many of us enjoyed throughout the years. This time, the voyage brings you underwater to witness Nemo's adventure.
I remember riding this voyage as a child, and thought it was the coolest thing ever. I mean you got to go underwate…
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jwilsonwsu says:
One of only three roller coasters in Disneyland, this is one is the fastest and probably the most fun. Again, popular so expect a wait. It was recently remodeled thus making it faster. This is not an ordinary roller coaster though. This one is where you are in pitch black and the only light are the …
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jwilsonwsu says:
FASTPASSes was created in 1999 which allow guests to avoid the long lines that are so infamous at Disneyland. I would highly recommend getting these for the long line rides as it will significantly cut back on time waited. Some rides FASTPASS lines are much better than others, it all depends on the …
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jwilsonwsu says:
As I have said in other reviews, this ride is one of the most popular in Fantasyland. It is almost guaranteed a line no matter what time of the day it is. It is one of the few rides that was open on opening day back in 1955 and is still around today.
The ride is based on an adaption from The Wind…
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Eric says:
If you're looking for a place close to Disneyland, and don't want to pay crazy rates to stay at one of the official Disney hotels (all of which are more expensive, some of which are not necessarily nicer), then check out the Doubletree in Anaheim. It's just down the street from the resort. Although …
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Eric says:
Dining options are pretty limited within Disneyland, but we had heard that the corn dog stand, located at the end of Main St., was pretty good. The price for a corn dog and a small bag of chips was $5.80, which would be ridiculously expensive anywhere outside the context of Disneyland, where all foo…
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jwilsonwsu says:
The Jungle Cruise is an exciting, relaxing ride. Basically it is a riverboat journey through the jungles of Asia, Africa and South America. Along the cruise you see elephants, hippos, and native tribal people. This ride is really a hit or miss. By this I mean, it really depends on the guide you get.…
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jwilsonwsu says:
Autopia is a great ride for the family. I remember riding this back when I was 5 years old. I really thought I was driving a car and believed that I was the best driver (dad said so). This is just a car on a track that allows you to use a pedal to make the car go and a steering wheel to "control" th…
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spdwagon says:
Tip#1:
Enjoy! It's a safe country and people are generally helpful toward travellers
Tip#2:
Avoid travelling during rush hours...unless you want to experience what it is like to be pushed into a train by the "pushers"
Tip#3:
Be open-minded about food...you will enjoy the country more. But w…
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willahu says:
Since LA is so huge, you should decide which sites you want to see
before you book hotels. If you want to be near downtown LA, Venice
Beach, and Santa Monica, I recommend La Hacienda. It's near LAX and
it's the nicest hotel you'll be able to find in that area if you're
traveling on a budget. I b…
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jwilsonwsu says:
Ah everyones favorite critters come to life at Splash Mountain. This is another major attraction, so be prepared to wait especially if it is hot out. On this adventure you enjoy a soothing ride in a log, with a few minor drops. It plays out the story of Brer Rabbit and his adventure escaping from Br…
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Eric says:
I would only recommend going here if you are intentionally trying to traumatize your children. I went here once as a child, and the only thing I remember are demonic looking dwarves and creatures menacing me while confined to a dark, slow moving, small boat.
I tried to conquer my fear 15 years la…
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