CityPass - any feedback?

[bcla]

You're correct. Poor choice of words on my part. I am Disney-centric enough that there is Disney and Not Disney and so everything in the pass that isn't Disney feels like an add-on. It is, of course, actually part of the base package.

Didn't mean to pick on you or anything. However, I'm just thinking of the language that CityPASS uses to describe additional attractions that aren't included in the basic package. And it's all theme parks for Southern California CityPASS. The San Francisco version is mostly museums, plus a boat ride and public transit pass.

And sorry about the tone this thread has taken. I think there are ways to give a suggestion without sounding judgmental about personal choices.

 

[Baklava]

Didn't mean to pick on you or anything. However, I'm just thinking of the language that CityPASS uses to describe additional attractions that aren't included in the basic package. And it's all theme parks for Southern California CityPASS. The San Francisco version is mostly museums, plus a boat ride and public transit pass.

And sorry about the tone this thread has taken. I think there are ways to give a suggestion without sounding judgmental about personal choices.

No, you were right and I didn't take it badly. My choice of words was confusing and it's better to correct that for anyone else who might need the information.

Most of the posters have been helpful and lovely, yourself included.

 

[pinkberryfox]

We just used out SoCal city pass in this past April. We hit all 4 parks and plus the zoo. We built the whole vacation around the City Pass. We stayed at Legoland hotel for 2 nights and we were very pleased. The time of the year when we were at Legoland, it was very slow and we practically had no wait time for any rides. So the kids loved that.