A couple more questions

[Juliettte]

Yes, I have a couple more questions for all you DLers here.

1.) Ramada Limited Suites (formerly Comfort Suites At The Park) Anyone stay there? I was looking into it, because there may be 4 of us on the May trip next year (two seniors, my DM, and DA (Disney Aunt), and it would be nice to have a place to sit back and have some drinks before bedtime.) Any pros, cons? I know it's in the 2100 block of Harbor, but it does have a shuttle, and an indoor pool (for if the weather gets cooler, and for evening swimming).....Anyone have any opinions of this place? It's a toss up between that and Days Inn Suites, anyone stayed there either??

2) What's better, Knotts, or Six Flags? I've read that Knotts isn't the greatest anymore, and Six Flags sounds cool, but I thought I'd ask you people for your opinion.

Back to lurking mode for now,

Juliettte

 

[TheLionKing]

I have never set foot in Knott's Berry Farm so I cannot comment.

Six Flags is the place you want to go when in Southern California if you are a roller coaster enthusiast.

I can't help you with hotels, as it is rare that I stay over in hotels in the Disneyland vicinity.

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[Judy from Boise]

just to let you know, they are not equal drives....Knotts is much closer.

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[Amusement Park Junkie]

Knotts is about 20 min from Disneyland. 6 flags magic mountain is 1-2 hours depending upon traffic. We have AP's for Knotts and go from time to time. We have a 12 YO DD so I haven't been to MM in quite a while. It's geared toward teens and young adults. Many incredible coasters. I do want to get there, but neither DW nor DD will go on anything with me. Knotts has more of a range of attractions geared towards young and old.