Saints game and parks?

[Tawnyafitz]

Still pissed but I see that we will be playing the Rams in Ca this fall. How many days would I need to do Disneyland? I’m assuming the game will be prime time because of our history. Who Dat!

 

[dieumeye]

What is your idea of “doing” Disneyland? What kind of rides, shows, dining do you like? Do you like to go hard all day or take a more leisurely pace?

One day: a nice visit to one park, but won’t see everything.

Two days: one day in each park will give you a nice overview, but you won’t get to do “everything” necessarily. Alternately, you can spend 2 days at DL alone and be able to do most things people want to do without issue.

Three days: 2 at DL as above, and 1 at DCA. This will give you a shot at feeling like you’ve done “everything” at the resort.

4+ days: here you can start to take a more leisurely pace toward accomplishing “everything“ and/or get into the things that visitors on shorter trips may overlook or not have time for.

 

[HydroGuy]

Still pissed but I see that we will be playing the Rams in Ca this fall. How many days would I need to do Disneyland? I’m assuming the game will be prime time because of our history. Who Dat!

Most would say four days for a solid visit. But it depends when you go. Three would be a minimum to feel like you had enough time. My rule of thumb is that a 2 day visit to DLR will feel like a 4 day visit to WDW. A 3 day visit at DLR will feel like 6 days at WDW. And a 4 day visit will like 8 days at WDW.

This thread is the starting point around here for most WDW vets: "A DLR Guide for WDW Vets" www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1162599

 

[OKW Lover]

Still pissed but I see that we will be playing the Rams in Ca this fall. How many days would I need to do Disneyland? I’m assuming the game will be prime time because of our history. Who Dat!

I'd suggest a minimum of 3 days to do DL/DCA. Even then you'll miss something.