Amy, they are talking about on HMH inside the dining room scene. They have special gingerbread centerpieces and such on the tables. You can also smell gingerbread. It's my favorite part of HMH.
On a side note, I think we are going to have trouble with my son this time. EVERYTHING seems to be scary to him right now. We've started trying to get all our Halloween decorations out (we go all out here... I mean like you have never seen before lol), and he's warming up to it a bit, but I don't know if he's going to want to go on HMH.He's seen NBC and the only thing he thinks is scary is the guy who made Sally, but when he watched a video of HMH he hid his face the whole time, randomly peaking out with a few yelps.
yeah i remember those little booklets,as soon as i got home i put it on my fridge so i knew what xmas movies were coming on hahahaLast year during my holiday trip the parking lot booth attendants at Disneyland were giving away a little booklet that listed the dates & times that all the holiday movies that've been mentioned (and probably a few more, even) would be on television. I hope they have something similar this year, because BFF & I had a great time watching some of them in our hotel room after our days in the Park. One night we brought back gingerbread Mickeys & hot chocolate and watched "Santa Claus is Comin' to Town"
Amypond - the scene with my son is on the grounds of the Disneyland Hotel. The best way to describe is to walk out of the main lobby of the Disneyland Hotel out towards the pool & make a left like you are walking toward DTD. Then make a right so the Dreams tower is on your left and the pool on your right. Hopefully, the construction won't effect my directions. As you walk past the Dreams Tower you will see the pathway that takes you to the Wedding Garden, pass it like you are headed towards the Wonder Tower and the waterfalls (hopefully they don't remove these) but instead of walking towards the entry to the Wonder Tower by going right, go left to the other entrance to the Wedding gardens. You should see all those guys hidden on your right. Near the driveway right there. I think I have missed it is because I always went the first path. But we stayed @ PPH in June so we were walking this way a few times. Plus, we did the coolest thing in April. They actually had an Easter Egg hunt in that whole grass area for DLH guests. They spread out easter eggs all down the whole grass area. Anyway, I hope that explains how you can find the bear and the campfire and the Donald!
Have been sneezing all week. I hate fall allergies.
If it is similiar to the one they do @ Christmastime, the best part for us was getting onto those rides without waiting in line AT ALL! Plus if they do preferred seating, that is always nice. I would search the boards to be sure.Yeh, what exactly is Happy Haunts?? Am I missing out on something here? Should I do this and is it really worth it??
Thought to share this info re the Halloween Site for Disneyland that is not yet in effect but will be soon
Halloween is back at Disneyland!
At least it will be, starting September 26. Disney has a new site that is dedicated to this now annual event. The site goes into details about the event. This year, the following attractions
will be decked out for Halloween:
* Haunted Mansion Holiday
* Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
* Woodys Halloween Roundup
It also includes details on what charters will be in costume, what special food and beverages will be available, and special Halloween merchandise. They also have download-able pumpkin carving
templates and coloring pages. To top it all off, there are three games to play."
Seeing as how this is what I have been waiting for so I know what to expect next year, I hope you all enjoy it too!
