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If it were me, I would go for Plaza Inn if that’s an option.

I went over 20 years and returned to Disneyland and have to say, that was the most thrIlling trip for me. I actually started tearing up when I entered the park! From my experience people love the park they visited for the first time when they were very young. My recommendation is to appreciate...

Great information!

Can you not get them there? Now I remember you can’t!

I remember doing that once before Covid.

i haven’t been in awhile, but here is mine: Radiator Springs Racers, maybe grab a bite to eat and watch the cars whizzing by! Midway Mania Monsters Inc Soarin’ Little Mermaid Sit down lunch at Wine Country Trattoria and have a glass of wine, relax! Grizzly River Run-look for the cats laying...

Does it start to get busy in August with annual pass holders, or is that still a thing? I would love to start planning a trip, it’s been too long!

I like Wine County Trattoria too and would choose that one if I could only choose one.

I have been on Grad Nights one trip and didn’t find it to be too bad!

Tropicana has one of the best gift shops so that’s a plus! Have not stayed at either so let us know when you get back!

Matterhorn, the ride is exhilarating! This was actually my first ride ever at Disneyland when I was 5. Mom said I was too short to ride on the measurements. But somehow got on anyway. Everyone was pointing up at me, “Look at that little girl!” I like the location of it, like the single rider...

We have always used Lansky but has been a few years! Also we follow each other on Linkedin, he seems like he Cares about his business and his company is first rate!

I am surprised to hear how Hojo has gone up as I have been out of the loop for awhile now! I love the decor and arch at Hojo, the landscaping, the gift shop, proximity to Mimi’s, and the comfortable beds. I am curious about trying some different places now .

This may not apply to everyone and it’s also outdated, but I have a book called “Disneyland with Disablities”, and loved it. Gave fantastic advice on best airlines to take, packing lists, and how the rides load. I will save it forever. Most of what I have learned I have learned from this board...

Peter Pan first, always first, because if you don’t the line builds and builds through the day and you might as well forget it! I agree also with the previous post that Dumbo is a great one to start your day. It’s exhilarating and gives one a great view of Fantasyland. You can feel that cold air...

Maybe everyone feels this way but avoid Autotopia at all costs, not fun! There was a time and a place for it and it had its day like every dog does! I am all about nostalgia however so ok with it being there.

In years past I would have said “no way!” I think it would enrich the experience in BB to be able to have a special cocktail or a nice glass of wine. I am against having alcohol in the rest of the park.

I have many too! One that stands out is when my boys and I arrived in Toontown shortly after it opened for the day. When my boys knocked on the front door of Mickey’s house, he answered the door! That was pretty cool.

How beautiful, thanks for sharing!

One of my favorites too! Love the seafood appetizer tower and the cioppino! The tri tip with mashed potatoes was excellent too!