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Lol. Rob is dominating that scoreboard!

Yeah, for DLR, I think 30 days out is normal, so they'll probaby add another week to it very soon. For WDW, it would be further out.

They have the salt, but do they really have straws?

Wow, epic trip! I can't believe your kids loved the sky slide. I couldn't get my kids anywhere near that thing :)

Are these things refillable?

I still don't know how I got a free lifetime membership to LMT club. I put in a free code like 8 years ago, rented a few rooms each year for the first few years, and now when I check my account, it says "Lifetime." I still check it occasionally, but I've had better luck using the secret deals...

Will you have a car the whole time? Santa Monica is like a hub for everything, so there's a billion options :) One trip, we headed north on the PCH, stopped at the Getty Villa (free with online tickets in advance), and then drove around the Malibu point to Malibu Seafood (a shack with outdoor...

I'll just add that I think you are doing those in the perfect order, and not just geographically. :) I'm sure you already know this, but for others reading, after Universal you will crave rides that leave the ground, and after Knotts, you will crave some Disney Magic.

now that I think about it, minions was a pretty comfortable ride so she will probably want to do that one. also she would really enjoy the Kung Fu Panda movie

The only two rides I skipped were the two Harry Potter rides I couldn't fit on. She will want to go through both lines as they have great theming. In the castle, there is a nice waiting room right by rhe loading area with benches and a tv playing potter movies. At the hippogriff ride, you just...

Okay, cool. So we shouldn't worry about more 2 1/4 hour breakdowns :thumbsup2

How long are your average breakdowns? I'm kind of scared to try it again LOL

Update: Universal just called me and offered two tickets and some front of the line passes to give them another chance sometime in the next year. So I guess I don't have anything bad to say about them anymore. :)

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My dd12 and I drove from Phoenix to LA June 4-7 to celebrate her elementary school graduation. Our main objective was the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, but we made some stops along the way. It was 110 degrees at home, so we had to stretch this trip out a little longer. Our first day was to...

Thanks for the advice :thumbsup2 I think we'll go with the 2-day passes and head to Griffith Park/Observatory after 1.5 if we've had our fill.

I am taking my dd12 to LA for 3 days (probably the first week of June). We're doing USH, and she is a Harry Potter fan. The ticket price is 109 for one day and 139 for 2. The 2nd day at UHS is tempting because it's cheap and the park closes at 7 during the week. Would the 2nd day be better spent...

My general rule of thumb is: thrill rides and popular rides in the morning, and large-capacity air-conditioned attractions in the afternoon. Then back to popular rides late at night. I haven't used maxpass, so my FPs really depend on which machines are close to my touring plans. If I was to...

I miss listening to you guys while I drive around for work :)

I don't know why the 10:00 start time still exists. The "slow" season is busier than ever, and they are missing out on all that breakfast money.