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[nawghtyhare]

Any other NTers taking their fam to Disneyland during Easter Sunday???
I'm FINALLY going to see roger rabbit
I ALWAYS miss him when they have him walking around
Maaaaaaan I'm hyped
Roger rabbit is my fav character

 

[Mamba4life]

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Talk about some Disney magic! We bought this balloon a month ago Must be magic helium

 

[nawghtyhare]

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Talk about some Disney magic! We bought this balloon a month ago Must be magic helium

Filled with pixie dust

 

[rfx45]

sort of want the led balloons

 

[VinMillerHearn58]

If you do the math on the new pricing system, the prices went up

It was a way for Disney to raise the prices without actually saying they raised the prices.

 

[nawghtyhare]

I ain't even mad at the price increase though
I go enough to where my annual pass is worth it

 

[lovehateself]

I go enough to where my annual pass is worth it

this , ive gone like 4-5 times since i got in june and its basically paid off already

 

[b33r money]

If you are from SF is an annual pass worth it?

 

[niketalker23]

If you are from SF is an annual pass worth it?

Location is irrelevant.

What matters is how many times you visit the park per year.

 

[rfx45]

I think it does matter just because it might not be worth a 4-6 hour drive from San Francisco to visit Disneyland more than once a year.

Hell I live 40-50 minutes away without traffic and I've changed my mind so many times because I get lazy

Universal however is 10 minutes away and I am going to abuse that annual pass and go as much as I can

 

[b33r money]

I think it does matter just because it might not be worth a 4-6 hour drive from San Francisco to visit Disneyland more than once a year.

Hell I live 40-50 minutes away without traffic and I've changed my mind so many times because I get lazy

Universal however is 10 minutes away and I am going to abuse that annual pass and go as much as I can

i know its a disney thread but do you know how the soft opening for harry potter works? I been to the one in Orlando and man i do miss those butterbeers...

 

[b33r money]

Location is irrelevant.

What matters is how many times you visit the park per year.

i go about 3-4 times a year with my wife and 3 year old

 

[DadNboujee]

If you are from SF is an annual pass worth it?

I'm from San Jose, south San Jose, I'm literally the last 20th house in San Jose. I go to Disneyland twice a year, I usually try to fly down there but we started taking the driving approach. I know a lot of people from the bay that have one. You just have to think if you are able to make it to SoCal at least 3 + times a year. I know I couldn't cause of work that's why I haven't got one yet.

Plus.

Family of 4 with an annual pass is $$$$. If I don't buy it, it doesn't happen.

 

[niketalker23]

Location is irrelevant.

What matters is how many times you visit the park per year.

i go about 3-4 times a year with my wife and 3 year old

How many days do you average per visit?

 

[b33r money]

How many days do you average per visit?

2 days

 

[rfx45]

I think it does matter just because it might not be worth a 4-6 hour drive from San Francisco to visit Disneyland more than once a year.

Hell I live 40-50 minutes away without traffic and I've changed my mind so many times because I get lazy

Universal however is 10 minutes away and I am going to abuse that annual pass and go as much as I can

i know its a disney thread but do you know how the soft opening for harry potter works? I been to the one in Orlando and man i do miss those butterbeers...

Last few weeks its been open daily but recently, looks like they have VIP guests so they close it for hours and only open later int he day for a couple of hours. When I went though it was open for the whole day and wait times for rides were 5 minutes or less. It really felt like the walk through the queue line took longer. It looks like more and more are catching on though and average wait on a not so busy weekday is about 15-25 minutes now.

It's really hard to say until you're there, I just follow #potterwatch on twitter and people usually say there whether it is open or not for that day.

I want to go to the one of the events at night though, Hogsmeade and Hogwarts probably looks great all lit up.

 

[nawghtyhare]

If you are from SF is an annual pass worth it?

I make the drive from Oakland to disneyland damn near every month
It's only worth it
If you go more than your pass is worth
So say you get the signature pass which has no black out dates
EXCEPT for the last 2 weeks of the year
You pay $849 for the year or do the monthly payments of $62.84 a month
A 1 day 1 park ticket costs like $95
So to get your money's worth
You gotta go at LEAST 8 times during that year.
When you get an annual pass you can check your visit total for the year on the Disney website
Last August I checked mine for the year and I already had 29 visits
Sometimes me and my girl will take like a weekend trip to Disneyland from the bay by ourselves when our kids are away
Or sometimes if the kids have a 3 day weekend we will just go
The most expensive thing about Disneyland is the tickets
So if you have that
Everything else is a breeze
Getting a hotel is usually easy
It's worth it
Whether you have kids or not

 

[nawghtyhare]

If you are from SF is an annual pass worth it?

I'm from San Jose, south San Jose, I'm literally the last 20th house in San Jose. I go to Disneyland twice a year, I usually try to fly down there but we started taking the driving approach. I know a lot of people from the bay that have one. You just have to think if you are able to make it to SoCal at least 3 + times a year. I know I couldn't cause of work that's why I haven't got one yet.

Plus.

Family of 4 with an annual pass is $$$$. If I don't buy it, it doesn't happen.

I just do the monthly payment thing for my annual passes
Me and my girl have the signature
Both my kids have the deluxe
I pay $226 a month
I look at it like I would spend that money on shoes or something dumb
Might as well spend it on something everyone can enjoy

 

[nawghtyhare]

I think it does matter just because it might not be worth a 4-6 hour drive from San Francisco to visit Disneyland more than once a year.

Hell I live 40-50 minutes away without traffic and I've changed my mind so many times because I get lazy

Universal however is 10 minutes away and I am going to abuse that annual pass and go as much as I can

that place is boring man
Like the people dressed up in the transformers costumes talking and stuff and the transformers ride
And the Simpsons ride are the only dope things
I may end up going though for that Harry Potter spot
What butter beer taste like???

 

[ihust1e]

Havnt been to disneyworld since 2005

Kinda wanna go.

 

[rfx45]

Man ButterBeer is so good, when you get a chance get the frozen version. If it wasn't for brain freeze i'd be sucking it down non-stop.

Simpson is pretty cool and how they made it Springfield/Dostown, I didn't even know but apparently that is a new addition, like a year old.

The Transformers costumes are pretty damn cool to see, definitely for kids but awesome nonetheless.

Additions to tram tours good too.

Overall, Universal isn't bad, there just isn't as much to do in comparison to Disney.

 

[Nawzlew]

One more month

 

[rfx45]

If you are from SF is an annual pass worth it?

I make the drive from Oakland to disneyland damn near every month
It's only worth it
If you go more than your pass is worth
So say you get the signature pass which has no black out dates
EXCEPT for the last 2 weeks of the year
You pay $849 for the year or do the monthly payments of $62.84 a month
A 1 day 1 park ticket costs like $95
So to get your money's worth
You gotta go at LEAST 8 times during that year.
When you get an annual pass you can check your visit total for the year on the Disney website
Last August I checked mine for the year and I already had 29 visits
Sometimes me and my girl will take like a weekend trip to Disneyland from the bay by ourselves when our kids are away
Or sometimes if the kids have a 3 day weekend we will just go
The most expensive thing about Disneyland is the tickets
So if you have that
Everything else is a breeze
Getting a hotel is usually easy
It's worth it
Whether you have kids or not

If I lived 10 minutes away from Disneyland, I'd splurge on that Signature Passport with free parking and probably be there once every other week. it's a cool place to just chill too and watch the fireworks at night or have a date night at downtown or even just see a movie

 

[nawghtyhare]

Man ButterBeer is so good, when you get a chance get the frozen version. If it wasn't for brain freeze i'd be sucking it down non-stop.

Simpson is pretty cool and how they made it Springfield/Dostown, I didn't even know but apparently that is a new addition, like a year old.

The Transformers costumes are pretty damn cool to see, definitely for kids but awesome nonetheless.

Additions to tram tours good too.

Overall, Universal isn't bad, there just isn't as much to do in comparison to Disney.

What does it Taste like???
Is there 2 versions a hot and cold???
What does the hot taste like???
More like coffee???
Or like root beer???
What does the cold taste like???

 

[yancancook90]

damn 29 times in a year?!

and you're not eem from socal. Naughty def getting his moneys worth lol