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Describe mediocre. I'm not doubting I just want in depth analysis so I know not to waste my money on that hotel in the future.
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The rooms look the same as those in an average hotel. There's nothing really special about them.
With that said, it may be worth it to some since the parks are so close.
With that said, it may be worth it to some since the parks are so close.
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I'm actually thinking of staying at a hotel near Disneyland when I do the 10k and Half Marathon on November.
Even though I am only about an hour drive, I'd rather not drive back and forth from picking the packet on Friday and going to Disneyland/DCA, 10k on Saturday and then Half Marathon on Sunday.
Which hotels do you guys recommend? Motels probably a better choice but I think I'd prefer it to be walking distance.
Even though I am only about an hour drive, I'd rather not drive back and forth from picking the packet on Friday and going to Disneyland/DCA, 10k on Saturday and then Half Marathon on Sunday.
Which hotels do you guys recommend? Motels probably a better choice but I think I'd prefer it to be walking distance.
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I'm not sure they still have but I believe Red Lion was having a discounted rate last week. It's like 2 blocks from DL.
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Tropicana Inn is right across the street from what I can remember.
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Best Western is my top pick. Its right behind Captain Kidd's.. Literally across the main gate. Followed by Marriott Fairfield Inn... Behind McD. Ho Jo is a good pick too. I felt that Red Lion is kinda far compared to those places.
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thanks for the tips, I'll check out the rates for November and see which is going to be the most convenient
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About 5-6 days in Tokyo, Disney Sea worth it?
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I enjoyed Disneyland during Christmas time.
Day after Thanksgiving...Not at all.
Day after Thanksgiving...Not at all.
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Use that at the Aulani resort in Hawaii. Went the past two years, all expenses paid through someone with DVC and had a blast both times.
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There is a monsters inc ride at California that some people don't even know it exists, Line is short if you go before lunch.
And the buzz light year Astro blaster, line is short at the time of closing of the park at Disneyland, like no line at all. This should really be your last ride you get on.
I got a two year old myself, he will remember.
Since your main focus is for your kid., I suggest doing all the fantasyland rides first. Peter Pan, Pinocchio, Snow White, etc. those lines are really short when the park opens. If you wait until say a little after lunch. It goes from a 5 minute standby time to a 1 hour standby time.
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You have to ride Toy Story Mania in CA. That ride is a blast!
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Favorite attraction in CA,
wish Pixar took more of this angle with their attractions, not necessarily the shooting of things, but the 3D aspect. Like they need to revamp the Monsters Inc. ride into a 3d immersion, story where you get to tour "Monsters Inc" and somehow you end up on the doors with Randall chasing you, then Mike and Sully could come to the rescue, that'd be such a cool ride to do. Or like an UP ride where your in the house and take a tour of that world.
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Gonna be out there Sunday if any NTers want to link up. Geeked cuz I haven't gone in a minute.
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i might be there for Club 33. Anybody ever been? What's the dress code there?
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Lunch is semi casual. Jeans, polo shirt is OK. No tanks, dukes of the sort.
Dinner is more formal. Slacks, dress shirt.
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Damb. Ima be there during the day and dinner at night. Which means I gotta pack a change of clothes in a backpack or walk back to the car to change.
How's the food at club33?
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Damb. Ima be there during the day and dinner at night. Which means I gotta pack a change of clothes in a backpack or walk back to the car to change.
How's the food at club33?
The last time we had dinner there, I brought a change of clothes in a bag. Put it in a locker and was all good.
Food wise, it's pretty good. Not mind blowing, but above average considering what you can get in the park. The service and the cocktails is the shining stars. (IMO) Oh, and the souvenirs in the China hutch!
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Damb. Ima be there during the day and dinner at night. Which means I gotta pack a change of clothes in a backpack or walk back to the car to change.
How's the food at club33?
The last time we had dinner there, I brought a change of clothes in a bag. Put it in a locker and was all good.
Food wise, it's pretty good. Not mind blowing, but above average considering what you can get in the park. The service and the cocktails is the shining stars. (IMO) Oh, and the souvenirs in the China hutch!
Thanks Brodie! Will def get some dranks.
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Damb. Ima be there during the day and dinner at night. Which means I gotta pack a change of clothes in a backpack or walk back to the car to change.
How's the food at club33?
The last time we had dinner there, I brought a change of clothes in a bag. Put it in a locker and was all good.
Food wise, it's pretty good. Not mind blowing, but above average considering what you can get in the park. The service and the cocktails is the shining stars. (IMO) Oh, and the souvenirs in the China hutch!
Thanks Brodie! Will def get some dranks.
Hey, no prob. Enjoy yourself. Its been a while since I've been to 33.
He's a snip of the dress code from an old confirmation letter I got a while back.
Dress Code: For lunch, guests may come in fashionable casual attire in order to enjoy the Disneyland Resort in comfort. However, no tank tops, cutoffs, swimsuits, bare midriffs, sweatpants, flip flops/sandals or beachwear may be worn. Walking length shorts are acceptable. Jeans are acceptable, provided that they cover undergarments completely and are not extremely faded or torn. For dinner, evening casual attire is acceptable. For gentlemen, collared shirts (even polo shirts) and slacks are appropriate, and for ladies an informal dress or pants with a blouse are appropriate. Dark blue and black jeans are acceptable for dinner as long as they are not faded or torn. PLEASE NOTE: Shorts are not permissible for dinner.
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how have i never seen this thread?! me and the lady usually head down to disneyland 5-6 times a year. always a good time.
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You should be fine bro I've done it
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I'm planning on going this October to attend the Halloween thing they do. Besides putting my son in a costume, is there anything special that happens during this time?
