Question:
Disneyland!?!?!?!?!>!?
Aubrey
2012-09-06 17:20:31 UTC
Okay so me & My Husband are planning to go to Disneyland next week & We are staying for a week there, Just me & Him . In total how much money would we need? & What are some good thrill rides to go on & We are also going to both parks & Its also our first time to Disneyland.
Four answers:
anonymous
2012-09-07 11:29:15 UTC
I will answer the "Rides" question first.

Some Thrill Rides are:

Space Mountain, Matterhorn, Big Thunder Mountain, Star Tours, Splash Mountain (sort of)(Disneyland)

California Screamin', Tower of Terror, Radiator Springs Racers, Soaring over California, Goofy's Sky School, Grizzly River Run (CA Adventure)



My other favorites

Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters

Peter Pans Flight

it's a Small World

Haunted Mansion

Pirates of the Carribean



But try to go on as many rides as you can even if they seem like "kiddie rides" it's part of the fun of Disneyland is being a kid again and they don't restrict adults from enjoying the rides too. Also it's part of the Disney Magic



Money wise, it will cost you between $12 to $20 per meal per person depending where you eat in the park. If you try to eat a big breakfast outside the park it would be cheaper and you would eat less in the park. But also consider drinks (soda, bottled water) and snacks. Also if either of you doesn't have a big appetite you can order a Kids Meal for a smaller portion.



Have a good time.
Chase
2012-09-09 13:02:03 UTC
Go to this site: www.DisneylandBlackoutDates.com



It has ride descriptions, articles, and lots of helpful info. Check it out and tell me what you think.



Also, if your interested there is a really great e-book on the right side of the homepage at www.DisneylandBlackoutDates.com



It is called "Disneyland Restaurant Pocket Guide". It has all of the menus of all of the restaurants and snack stands throughout Disneyland. Also as a bonus there are the "Top 4 Disneyland Recipes" for meals from Disneyland that you can go home and make. Check it out its really helpful and it will help you decide what food you would like to try or have again.



Thanks.
No.
2012-09-07 00:46:34 UTC
It depends on how much you're going to need. You'll be buying food, drinks, the hotel rooms for a week, tickets to both parks, rent a car/ pay money for gas, and possibly the two plane tickets (only if you're taking a plane to California). In my opinion, you should bring around $800? I'm not really sure actually; i mean i'm only 14 years old, but i go to Disneyland a lot since i live here.

But yeah, it all depends on how much you're going to buy.
Saracha
2012-09-07 00:28:36 UTC
It depends on what you need to pay for. Are you talking about just food and spending money or tickets and hotel as well? Give more info


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