DisneyMom93
DisneyMom
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- Jul 2, 2012
We love Disney World and go there almost every year. Nothing compares to Disney World because there are four parks, and they're all so different.
Being in Disney World really is like being in a whole different world because it's so cut off from everything else.
That being said, Disneyland was awesome. I wish there was a Cars land in Disney World because it really felt like you were in radiator Springs which is really cool.
I have no complaints about Disneyland. It's great that you can walk between the parks and that you can do both parks in less than a week. We went to the parks for five days and it was very relaxing to spread it out like that.
I think Disney World has more to offer as far as dining and the restaurants, especially Epcot obviously.
Disneyland reminded me more of being at Universal Studios. The parks are close together in a similar way, and feel smaller than Disney World.
If you do stay at Disneyland I recommend staying on Disney property. We did not, and that's my only regret. We stayed off property and although it wasn't a far walk it's not a nice area to walk through at night. There were homeless people sleeping on benches, locals trying to sell you stuff as you walk, and I just felt like I really needed to hold my children's hands (tweens at the time) just walking down the sidewalk.
There are also busy streets and the light seems to change really quickly when you're crossing. But other than that it was a great vacation and something that I would like to do again. However, we are on the East Coast so Disney World works better for us.
Being in Disney World really is like being in a whole different world because it's so cut off from everything else.
That being said, Disneyland was awesome. I wish there was a Cars land in Disney World because it really felt like you were in radiator Springs which is really cool.
I have no complaints about Disneyland. It's great that you can walk between the parks and that you can do both parks in less than a week. We went to the parks for five days and it was very relaxing to spread it out like that.
I think Disney World has more to offer as far as dining and the restaurants, especially Epcot obviously.
Disneyland reminded me more of being at Universal Studios. The parks are close together in a similar way, and feel smaller than Disney World.
If you do stay at Disneyland I recommend staying on Disney property. We did not, and that's my only regret. We stayed off property and although it wasn't a far walk it's not a nice area to walk through at night. There were homeless people sleeping on benches, locals trying to sell you stuff as you walk, and I just felt like I really needed to hold my children's hands (tweens at the time) just walking down the sidewalk.
There are also busy streets and the light seems to change really quickly when you're crossing. But other than that it was a great vacation and something that I would like to do again. However, we are on the East Coast so Disney World works better for us.