I am taking my child to Disneyland (CA) tomorrow. Any advice ?

Answer 1

Use Fastpass if lines are long! If it's crowded, go to the bigger rides (if your child is tall enough) and Fantasyland rides first. If your child wants to go on the bigger rides, make sure they are tall enough ahead of time. It shouldn't be too crowded tomorrow though, so you may not need to rush to get in lines. Bring water and some snacks, but be prepared to spend a lot of money anyway. Take lots of pictures, because they're great memories to have! And take pictures with your favorite characters--they're all over the park (Minnie and Mickey are often found in their houses in Toontown). Watch the fireworks and parades and get good seats early! Keep in mind, if you want to sit to watch the fireworks, you either have to sit in the section roped off right in front of the castle or find a bench nearby.

And most of all, have fun!! =]

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Height Requirements: http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyland/en_US/help/gsDetail?name=HeightRequirementsGSDetailPage

Answer 2

Above all: Enjoy the time together with your Child. Keep track of your Child as Disneyland is a big place, and Children are naturally curious/active (you don't want to lose your little one there). Also- be prepared to spend a lot of money. The entertainment is great, but it is expensive!!

Answer 3

ensure you get the cost ticket for each and all of the parks i think of this is there little trick making you spend extra the place as in case you get the single for all it seems extra reasonably-priced. The nutrition places are so costly! I went to Frankie and Benny's there and over all in favour of two people in simple terms the considerable meal and a drink substitute into like sixty 8 euros! Annette's is staggering ensure you bypass there! this is like a diner looking place the nutrition is staggering! enormous pink automobile outdoors it! back to different parks the two suitable rides area Mountain and the Rockin Rollarcoaster are in distinctive parks! be confident to maintain your youngster close this is rather enormous and crowded and an remarkable place for a newborn to stroll off as there is definitely one of those super style of factors of interest! there's a awsome automobile tutor that shows stunts its super! relatively interesting to work out how they do it on the flicks! in the experience that your going via Eurostar be warned you will could get a cab or a coach to Disney it ended up no the place close to Disney with me! this is super exciting! :) wish you have a reliable time!

Answer 4

i was just there last week. i would suggest wearing bright colored clothing (especially helpful is to make matching shirts for you and your child. its the easiest way to point them out in the huge crowds! i would also suggest if you do make shirts that you make them in yellow, purple, green, orange, or pink as these are all colors that are more uncommon in the masses. (i noticed this fact while in line at indiana jones)).

i would also suggest bringing lots of food into the park (kids get hungry and disney food isnt very nutritious and lines to get the food take FOREVER). granola bars, crackers, PB&J sandwichs, and lots of water will help lower the amount you spend and make everything smoother. if you do eat in the park i would suggest the rancho del zocalo restaurant (its mexican and very spicy, but there are kids options), this restauraunt has a good layout so that the line moves faster). other good restaurants are the bengal barbeque in adventureland, and the royal street veranda in new orleans square. all are easily accesible and have some very tasty food (kabobs at bengal, and soups/gumbo at royal).

for rides, you have to go on rockin' space mountain. hopefully your child is old enough to like it because it is fantastic! they added red hot chili peppers music and changed what the ride looks like inside. i was very pleased! also make sure to walk over to where winnie the pooh ride is because since splash mountain is closed there is no one there. its really pleasant after a long day to walk around the corner of splash mountain and see basically no one. a very un-disneyland thing.

if you have a younger son i would suggest taking him to becoem a jedi! its at tomorrowland and he can watch how to be a jedi. if you have a daughter i would suggest going to the princess fantasy faire near toontown. she can make a crown, color, and meet her favorite disney princesses! im 16 and i went and had a good time!

take lots of pictures! they are always memories! make sure to use fastpasses for the big rides (definitly space mountain, the fastpasses for those run out by about 12ish). and remember to be happy! there are new "dream agents" that celebrate the year of a million dreams by giving people gifts. i was in line for alice in wonderland and saw them giving out unlimited fastpasses to all the people coming off the ride! so look for them!

hope this helps and have fun! i wish i was there!

Answer 5

If you're gonna watch the fireworks, get a seat early. Like the benches facing the castle. Make sure you have a clear view with no trees. Believe me, the area fills up fast!

Answer 6

Take rides like 'Its a Small World' and 'Peter Pan' that have you sit down and go kinda slow in an air conditioned environment in between all of the other things. It balances the trip out.

Answer 7

File a restraining order against Mickey Mouse.

Answer 8

Depending on how old your child is there isn't much to tell you. Except have fun. I especially love the rides in fantasy land.

Answer 9

Depends on the child's age otherwise big a LOT of money!

Answer 10

We'll, dont spend too much money, set a limit, and make sure your kid stays with you, that place is packed, and its best to get snacks and toys for your kids to play with in long lines, unless they will, well make it come back out.