Disneyland - Anaheim Themepark

Full Amenity List

• Strollers Available
• Concessions-Food Available
• Gift Shop
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Restrooms
• Rides/Attractions without height requirements
• Rides/Attractions with height requirements
• Rides/Attractions with age requirements
• Restaurant

Descriptions from Across the Web

• Experience where the magic began at Walt Disney's original theme ... more on Wcities
• Disneyland is a theme park that is located at 1313 South Harbor Boulevard in Anaheim, California, USA. It opened on July 17, 1955. The park is owned and operated by The Walt Disney Company. Currently the park has been visited by more than 515 million guests since it opened to the public, including presidents, royalty, and other heads ... more on Wikipedia
• The Magic Kingdom reigns supreme when it comes to blending amusement park thrills with fantastical themes and glossy, candy-colored perfection everywhere you look. Before you go, we've got a short primer highlighting a few of the seemingly endless possibilities for fun that Disneyland has to offer.After parking in one of the lots (or, even better, taking one of the free shuttles from any Anaheim-area major hotel), you will take a shuttle to the pretty, tidy entrance. You'll find everything squeaky clean, even for a place with so many kids. Upon entering, you may rent strollers for young ones, and wheelchairs, if necessary. Both cost $10 for a daily rental, and, although you can't take strollers between Disneyland and California Adventure, save your receipt to get another stroller if you walk across the plaza to the other park. We highly recommend bringing or renting a stroller if you visit with kids under four: distances are vast, and small kids will quickly wear out just getting from place to place. The rental strollers are clean, easy to steer, have plenty of storage space, and won't get stolen! On the other hand, you can't take them all the way to the car at the end of the day.Lockers are available at Main Street, U.S.A., as well; look for clearly marked signs. If your kids are too old for strollers, we recommend renting a locker to store lunch or extra sweaters. It beats having to watch your stuff and figure out what to do with it when you go on rides.Inside the park, you'll walk along the idyllic Main Street, USA. Along the way, you'll notice a couple of the many Disney characters signing autographs for their fans. This may even be your toddler's highlight - nothing beats a hug from Mickey - in spite of everything else the adventure has in store. Some young ones find the characters alarming at first, so gauge your child's reaction and respond accordingly. Many of the characters are found in the Town Square.The park is cleverly divided into sections ranging in theme from the historical to the imaginative. It's easy to be overwhelmed by the options, so you may wish to strategize a bit. Definitely use your park map, which you can pick up for free at the entrance.By far, the most efficient way to cover the rides is using the FASTPASS system: By swiping your entry ticket through the FASTPASS machines at the most popular rides, you can get a special priority ticket to return to that ride after a certain time. The ticket will give you a specific hour to return (e.g. between 10am and 11am), but in fact it's valid anytime after that hour for the rest of the day. With this ticket in hand, you are admitted to the special FASTPASS line, which generally has a wait of about five minutes, instead of the 45 minute wait the rest of the tourists ... more on gocitykids.com
• Disneyland is really more of an attraction for people, but we thought we would mention it because of their kennel. The great folks at Disneyland offer a day kennel for your pup while the rest of the family enjoys the theme park. There is a full time attendant at the kennels and the kennel hours are the same as the park hours. The cost is $15 for the whole day and you ... more on Dogfriendly.com
• Disneyland is really more of an attraction for people, but we thought we would mention it because of their kennel. The great folks at Disneyland offer a day kennel for your pup while the rest of the family enjoys the theme park. There is a full time attendant at the kennels and the kennel hours are the same as the park hours. The cost is $15 for the whole day and you ... more on Dogfriendly

Directions

Disneyland is located just off I-5 in Anaheim, California, one hour south of downtown Los Angeles.

Hours

Vary - check the website before going.

Miscellaneous

• Admission: Adults $63; Children (3-9) $53; under 3 free; parking $11; See website for Parkhopper tickets between Disneyland and

Other Web Resources

• Read more about Disneyland on Yahoo! Travel
• www.disneyland.com
• http://www.visitlanow.com
• http://www.anaheimoc.org
• http://www.discoverlosangeles.com
• http://www.visitcalifornia.com