One Day in Disneyland - Help!

[dlinky93]

First of all, why would you spend a day in DL instead of DW?? Big difference!

 

[broadwayariel]

First of all, why would you spend a day in DL instead of DW?? Big difference!

(1) I'm already going to be in CA
(2) I personally prefer Disneyland since it's the original park

 

[disneynerd420]

Yeah... what kind of messed up post is that? Why come to the DLR section of the boards to trash it?

 

[broadwayariel]

Alright so the people I'm going with are trying to change the plans and not go! My friend is getting us discounted tickets but I need help trying to convince them to go...any ideas?

 

[3TinksAndAnEeyore]

For your information, the book "Unofficial Guide to Disneyland" has touring plans and they have one specifically if you're going only for one day. This book is full of information and highly recommend it.

It sounds good, but I don't have enough time to order it and have it arrive before I leave. This particular trip will be a bit of a shotgun trip.

This is a great book and I'm on Amazon's list to get the 2010 version as soon as it comes out in September, but for a one-day trip with limited planning time, I would recommend downloading RideMax and making up some schedules. (And, yes, this is my second recommendation for RideMax in one morning, and I promise I'm in no way affiliated with the company....just think it's an awesome service and well, WELL worth the money! )

Alright so the people I'm going with are trying to change the plans and not go! My friend is getting us discounted tickets but I need help trying to convince them to go...any ideas?

Are they ride people? Show people? Play up Disneyland's strengths according to what they enjoy. People watching? Fun dining experiences? Parents with kids? Parents without kids in tow? There's always some way to make Disneyland sound appealing!

 

[broadwayariel]

Are they ride people? Show people? Play up Disneyland's strengths according to what they enjoy. People watching? Fun dining experiences? Parents with kids? Parents without kids in tow? There's always some way to make Disneyland sound appealing![/QUOTE]

They seem to be ride people, all 17 and up.