tracielynn
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How old are your kids? Are you going to Disneyland for just one day? What is your favorite thing about Disney World? Knowing some of these things will help me make suggestions on what you shouldn't miss at Disneyland!!
How old are your kids? Are you going to Disneyland for just one day? What is your favorite thing about Disney World? Knowing some of these things will help me make suggestions on what you shouldn't miss at Disneyland!!
I recommend the BBQ at Big Thunder Ranch BBQ. It's located behind the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and it's a sit-down family style restaurant.
They bring out buckets of ribs, chicken, beans and the fixin's. You won't walk away hungry. That's our new favorite eatery at Disneyland.
If you are going to Disneyland and this is a very special trip, I would suggest eating at the Blue Bayou. It is a bit pricy but the atmosphere can not be beat. We never go to DL without our Monte Cristo! Try it. Amazing! Disneyland and California Adventure is Disneyworld crammed into 2 parks... We are DL avid lovers so we will be staying across the street at our favorite little hotel for 52$ night called Del Sol Inn. The hidden Gem. Not fancy, but well worth short walk to the gate. See you all at Disneyland!
Thanks, we're stayng across the street too but it's a Marriott. I can't wait, in your expert opinion, with only 1 day should we do one park or try to cram both in 1 day.
With one day, I would do Disneyland. California Adventure doesnt have a ton to do. Being that it is torn to pieces for the udates for Carsland etc. You would miss out on Tower of Terror, and Soarin', and those two are the most popular rides. You wont miss out on a ton. JMO. We go often and are completley finished with CA in 4 hours. While we spend 2 1/2 full days inside DL. Take advantage of the fastpass, and see as much as possible. Here are the park big hitters... Oh who am I kidding, ITS ALL GREAT. Besides, youll save some money going to Just DL. It is a very expensive park, so take advantage of as much as possible. Get there early for the rope drop. Head straight for Finding Nemo. Do Space Mountain, Matterhorn, Alice in Wonderland. Hit up Fantasyland, then to Adventureland. Indiana Jones, Jungle Cruise, Pirates, Haunted Mansion then to Splash. All while getting fastpasses in between. You can get it all done in one day if you plan properly, while missing out on the parades. Have fun and dont forget the churro!
Can't wait for this cruise!!!!!
I want to participate in the FE, how do I do it?
We are flying in on Friday, does anyone have a hotel suggestion if we are going to head to DL on Saturday.
I'm told that each night has a theme, where do I find these.
Thanks and look forward to cruising with you all
Definately on the Churro, do they have Dole Whips????
PM me with:
Names, ages of kids
Cabin number
any allergies
hometown
Optional: occupation, dining time
I was looking tonight and found that Disney Wonder will be berthed at Berth 93, at the Pacific Cruise Ship Terminal.
Here's a photo from the Magic in Los Angeles back in 2008. Based on the location of the bridge, it looks like she is departing the port.
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Also, the Waterfront Red Car Line travels from the Cruise Terminal to Ports O' Call Village, (a group of shops and restaurants on the wharf) and points beyond. It runs Fri-Sun, noon-9:30pm. Not helpful on Embarcation day, but if you get in a day early and want to look around, it might work. Fare is $1 for the day.
This is a Google Maps link to the satellite shot of Berth 93, with a cruise ship docked where Wonder will be.
According to the Cruise Ship Calendar, Wonder will arrive on January 21, and will unload at Berth 93, spend the next day at Berth 91/92 (the dock just North in the satellite photo) and then be back at Berth 93 to load for her first Mexican Riviera cruise.
I'm in Arizona and I'm in. Unfortunately there are no Brunch/Tea options left for Palo...but they recommend to keep checking back to the site as reservations change/cancel.