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Karmel Shuttle has - "We offer 7 and 15 passenger vans. Wheel chair accessible lift vans available upon request. All Vans are Ford make and model with plush interior, climate control with passenger access, AM / FM radio & strict enforcement of NON SMOKING!!" http://www.karmel.com/vehicles.html

I would rent a car. LA is really spread out and public transportation is not that tourist friendly. Thinks to do: Universal Studios, Disney Resort - there is your two days. So many things to do, two days is not enough time. Have fun :)

Huntington Beach or Newport Beach both about the same distance. When you get to Pacific Coast Highway, right for HB left for NB. If you want to travel a little further south try Laguna Beach. Nice shopping, great beach plus lots of tide pools at low tide. And lots of nice restaurants :goodvibes

Well grumpy not to argue but you also get 35% off child ticket also. So two adult and two child tickets are $112.00 dollars. You do the math :thumbsup2 No coupons to mess with, just print your tickets at home. The only reason I posted was to help save some money for folks because the park...

The show is great just don't buy all the junk they try to sell you. I was looking around for a way to get there and not finding too much. You could get a taxi, but could probaly rent a car for the day at about the same price as the taxi. :confused:

Medieval Times is kinda a money pit. They try to sell you all kind of souvenirs and expensive drinks you might be better off going to a nice restaurant in Downtown Disney. You will get way better food and no hassle of getting transportation to Medieval Times. There is a movie theatre right in...

The ghost town section is still there not sure why people are saying it was taken down. True it's now more of a thrill ride park than it was back in the good old days. Ghost rider coaster is a great ride. Out front they have removed some of the shops and put in a TGIF restaurant. Mine ride and...

Universal opens at 9 am get there right when it opens. Head straight for the studio tour. You should be able to walk up and get on the tram no waiting. next go to the big rides before the lines get long. You will have to about 11- 11:30, then a massive wall of people will be pouring into the...

Try the Flilmore and Western Railway train ride it's a lot of fun to take the train through the Heritage Valley. Just head up Highway 126 form Ventura to get to Filmore

USS Midway Museum Right downtown on the bay you can spend about a half a day exploring this aircraft carrier. Up top on the flight deck you get great views of the city and San Diego Bay.

There is a really good deal for Legoland until the end of this month with tickets for adults at 50% off. After the end off the month back to full price which I think is too much for what you get. Just about the same price as Disneyland which has way more rides and things to do. 50% off is online...

We are just over one mile away. I have been reading in the local papers than some of the houses that are real close are having problems with the smoke form the fireworks drifting over them every night and causing health problems. So we are close but not to close :)

Legoland is great for children up to about 12 years old. Older than that they may find it a bit boring after the first hour or so. The young ones you will have to drag them out teen age will never stop saying "when are we leaving" :)

A lot of web sites still have Movie Land Wax Museum in Buena Park on their list's of things to do but the place closed down last month and is going to be replaced by a Pizza place. Also I noticed a reader posted Anaheim Market place as a place to visit and would advice against this unless you...

Wow great BB here. We live in Anaheim so are quite familier with Disney. In the summer we can view the fireworks from our front yard every night. Several family members even work at the park :flower: Looks like I have a lot of reading to do.