Disneyland?
Posted on 24. Sep, 2009 by Donald Duck in Disneyland
I want to go to Disneyland this December but I dont know where to look for information.
There website is too confusing and Ive called their Anaheim number to no avail.
Can someone please give me soe heads up on hoe to start planning my trip?
Disneyland Resort 2-day Park Hopper® Ticket Adult (Age 10+)
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Beloved by families around the world, Disneyland® has welcomed over 500 million guests since its introduction. Guests hail from all 50 states and virtually every country on the globe. The Disneyland guest roster over the past five decades includes a host of dignitaries and celebritiesfrom seven US Presidents, countless heads of state, major athletes and stars of film, television, stage and music.
Art Linkletter, renowned TV personality and host of the live Disneyland opening day TV broadcast on July 17, 1955, recalled his first impression of Disneyland. “Walt brought me down here to Anaheim when Disneyland was under construction and it was nothing but dirt roads and orange groves, the Santa Ana Freeway wasn’t even completed,” said Linkletter. “I didnt want to spoil Walts enthusiasm but I thought Geez! Who’s gonna come down here? Shows you how much I know!” >>Read More
The Imagineering Field Guide to Disneyland
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The fourth in a series of pocket-sized paperbacks answers the question, “What would it be like to walk through Disneyland with an Imagineer by your side?” The Imagineering Field Guide to Disneyland provides that experience: pointing out details and telling stories, back stories, and Imagineering insights never before heard, condensed into a portable, easily-referenced park guide. You’ll never spend time at Disneyland the same way again. Each spread contains fascinating textual information and related images (drawings, photos, graphics) such as: ¨ Set-up, backgrounds, and origins of each park/land/mini-land ¨ Concept art to compare to the finished show ¨ Timeline information (opening dates, previous shows in the same venue, alterations and updates) – Photography of the details and big pictures being discussed ¨ Special props, design sources, artistic inspirations, nomenclature gags >>Read More
Fodor’s Disneyland and Southern California with Kids, 9th Edition (Special-Interest Titles)
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Your Ticket to a Magical Vacation at the Disneyland Resort.Now is the perfect time to take the Southern California vacation of a lifetime. This guide helps you find all the magic at Disneyland and Disneyland’s California Adventure. Also included is detailed information for all the other major theme parks in the area. You’ll soon see why Southern California is a favorite destination for kids of all ages!What’s inside:•Quick Guides for attractions, dining, and lodging to help you decide on the best places for your family •Detailed maps of the Disneyland Resort and other Southern California attractions•Tips on how to save time and money while avoiding crowds•Descriptions of rides and attractions, including age and height requirements as well as “scare factors”•The best times and locations to view parades, one-of-a-kind shows, and spectacular firework displays•Interesting Disneyland facts, trivia, and details, plus hints on finding “Hidden Mickeys” >>Read More
Sing Along Songs – Disneyland Fun
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Sing, dance, and play along with your favorite Disney songs! It’s fun and easy as you read the on-screen lyrics and join your favorite characters in their most memorable musical moments! Sing along to the happiest songs on earth at the happiest place on earth — Disneyland! Your host, Mr. Owl, invites you to celebrate a musical day with all your favorite Disney friends. Join Mickey and Minnie for fun and thrills as they hustle and bustle behind the scenes at the park! Then get a front-row seat on some of the wildest rides, like Star Tours, Splash Mountain and the Matterhorn, with Chip ‘n’ Dale, Roger Rabbit, and a Magic Kingdom filled with sing-along adventures.It’s easy to see why this is one of the bestselling sing-alongs from Disney: it plays like the ultimate family-vacation home movie. Instead of fleeting glimpses of your favorite characters on your home videos of Disneyland, this 27-minute episode showcases Mickey, Goofy, Pluto, and their friends hanging out with kids inside the Magic Kingdom singing (well, their lips don’t move) such popular songs as ” Zip a Dee Do Dah,” “It’s a Small World,” and “Step in Time” with the lyrics appearing on screen for youngsters. The one drawback is the video was shot in 1990, so none of the newer rides are shown, and worse yet, some older rides seen aren’t around anymore (“Mom, why didn’t we go on the submarine?”). Perhaps that isn’t a drawback since, despite the age, and some truly unknown songs (“Making Memories”), the program continues to be popular. –Doug Thomas >>Read More
The Art of Disneyland
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Disneyland Exclusive – Star Tours Figure Set with Yoda and Jedi Mickey
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Birnbaum’s Disneyland Resort 2009
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This updated edition of Birnbaum’s Disneyland Resort, the most respected and well-known name in Disney guides, takes readers through Walt Disney’s first theme park with ease and flair. Since our guide is the only guide that’s official, this book includes the most accurate and current information on prices and attractions. This edition includes details on some big changes brewing at Disney’s California Adventure (including an entire new “land” themed to the hit Disney.Pixar film Cars!), and we give readers the whole scoop. Other updates include an insider’s look at the expansion of Disney’s Grand Californian Resort and Spa, tips on how to catch the “Wildcat fever” at the peppy new show: “High School Musical 2-School’s Out!”, expanded coverage of the popular “Pirates Lair on Tom Sawyer Island”, and descriptions of all the latest happenings at Downtown Disney District Our guide is also the only one allowed to feature Disney characters. And Birnbaum’s Disneyland Resort is the most comprehensive guidebook, offering complete information on the Magic Kingdom, Disney’s California Adventure, and Downtown Disney, as well as details about Anaheim area attractions, things to do in Los Angeles, and special driving routes around Southern California. This is the only guide to Disneyland that readers need, entirely updated every year. >>Read More
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Ang
24. Sep, 2009
You can go to a disney store and ask. Or a travel agency. Have you tried http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyland/en_US/home/home?name=HomePage&bhcp=1?
miss kimi
24. Sep, 2009
i’d say your best bet is contacting a local travel agency
damian_emman
24. Sep, 2009
if you want to go to Disneyland, think first on where you reallly want to go. There is a lot of Disneyland in the world… SOme are HOngkong, Japan and USA. Then research them in the Internet. Ask some travel guides and agency about that. Conduct a survey if it is necessary and always check the cost, availabilty, etc. Just always be ready in case of problems,etc. Goodluck!
OC1999
24. Sep, 2009
It depends on what information you are looking for. The disneyland.com web site is probably the best if you are looking for Hours, Entertainment Schedules, Ticket and Hotel Costs.
If you want a personal touch and belong to AAA, if so you can go to a AAA office that has a Travel Agency. Most every location will have at least one person who is very knowegeable about Disney Travel Packages.
If you are looking more at the Ride Descriptions and more of a guide book then check out your local book store. There are tons of books in the Travel Section on Disneyland. They include everything from the Hotels and Tickets to a description of each ride and resturant. Some will even give you recomendations as to when to go to each ride.
There are also several Disney “Fan” sites that can give you a lot of informtion.
steven v
24. Sep, 2009
The Disney website is really the best place for information on all of Disney’s resorts. I’m assuming your wanting to go to California, unlike WDW in Florida there are only 3 Disney owned hotels in California and all are a bit pricey. For hotels/motels nearby try hotels.com or cheaptickets.com, you can also find airfare on cheaptickets. The address for Disneyland is 1313 S Harbor Blvd, Anaheim Ca, you can type that address into Yahoo maps and use Smartview to find hotels and motels nearby. The city runs shuttle service in the area for a few dollars a day per person also info here http://www.rideart.org/ for your park tickets buy directly from Disney, AAA, USO if military or the State be wary of other places many are scams, stay away from ebay and craigslist for Disney tickets.
Start by choosing your dates, then search for lodging in the area, if your flying in you want to look at airfares also, they can be expensive near the holidays. The first two weeks of ecember will be the best time to go, the last two weeks are very busy. Book your room and flight then go to http://www.disney.go.com, click travel and Disneyland resort, on the left you have options for everything from a package deal to just tickets, if you want to book everything through Disney they are great and very easy to use, I just recommend calling to book instead of doing everything online. Everything you need to book through them is on the left side of the page.