Disneyland, California (5/10)

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1. All I remember about the one in Florida was Spanish Moss hanging from the trees.

2. If you are going to do I would suggest the VIP pass because I don’t love lines.

3. Thomas, There are sites that actually compare the two. Here is a summarization that may help you:

   Once on the Disney premise, the accommodation, rides and attractions are comparable in cost. If you want to see enough of either resort, the Walt Disney World Resort will turn out more expensive simply because unlike Disneyland, it is something that cannot be explored in just a day. However, Disney World may work better for groups with people of varying ages, as there are enough age-specific things for different ages, including 2 water parks and 5 golf courses, which Disneyland does not offer.

   In terms of other surrounding attractions, California has about 9 distinct Theme parks (including Legoland, Sea World and Universal Studios) close by and offers a lot more to explore than the beaches in Florida.

4. Lived close to this. My dad helped build it. We’ve seen some of the more private places inside where only employees have access. I marched in a parade there with my junior high band shortly after the park opened.

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   • How fun is that. I bet it was interesting to see it being built.

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5. Have been to the one in Florida and this one. Someone was killed by the monorail while I was riding on it. That was not amusing.

   • No, nothing good about that at all. Sorry you had to experience that.

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6. Been to Disney World in Florida but not this one.

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   • I will take note of that Carol

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   • I wonder how much of a difference is the one in Florida compared to California

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