So I read HydroGuy's rule about the tradeoff between crowds and attractions. Fair enough. Here's the sitch:
With all that in mind... suggestions? Spring break shifts around, right? I'd rather avoid that, obviously... What happens if I get four-day tickets and DD turns 3 on the third day? Would I have to get four-day tickets for us and two-day tickets for her? They wouldn't "forgive" her the last two days of being 3? Are there advantages to having a birthday in Disneyland? Would March 15-18 be a good time to go? Someone else suggested skipping March and April and aiming for May, but I thought that might be a little too on-seasony and crowded (and hot?).... thoughts?
- We live in New Zealand. DH has said we can plan a trip for next year, money permitting. (Yay!)
- DD turns 3 on March 17. Tickets are free until she's 3.
- I want to go no later than June, for reasons of having another baby in the fairly near future (while avoiding being pregnant at Disneyland and missing all the fun rides!).
- We can go midweek without any issues.
- I'd rather avoid huge crowds, but not f it means missing all the good rides. Someone told me the Matterhorn is closed from March 11-15.
- I'd love to coordinate the trip with a great show (musical theatre) being on in LA, because Broadway-style shows rarely make it to NZ and I'm a fan.
With all that in mind... suggestions? Spring break shifts around, right? I'd rather avoid that, obviously... What happens if I get four-day tickets and DD turns 3 on the third day? Would I have to get four-day tickets for us and two-day tickets for her? They wouldn't "forgive" her the last two days of being 3? Are there advantages to having a birthday in Disneyland? Would March 15-18 be a good time to go? Someone else suggested skipping March and April and aiming for May, but I thought that might be a little too on-seasony and crowded (and hot?).... thoughts?