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Harry Potter opened
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Checked out universal yesterday, they have 2 rides at the HP land. One is garbage, but the other inside the castle is pretty decent. Most of the lines at Universal were about 15-25 min, except the Harry Potter one, which was 45min.

Heading to Disneyland next week, anyone suggest a weekday that has less people or is it pretty much the same?
 
Harry Potter opened :hat :hat

Checked out universal yesterday, they have 2 rides at the HP land. One is garbage, but the other inside the castle is pretty decent. Most of the lines at Universal were about 15-25 min, except the Harry Potter one, which was 45min.

Heading to Disneyland next week, anyone suggest a weekday that has less people or is it pretty much the same?

Download the app and monitor wait times
Also check for park hours
Last week Disneyland closed at 9 all week iirc
 
Harry Potter opened :hat :hat

Checked out universal yesterday, they have 2 rides at the HP land. One is garbage, but the other inside the castle is pretty decent. Most of the lines at Universal were about 15-25 min, except the Harry Potter one, which was 45min.

Heading to Disneyland next week, anyone suggest a weekday that has less people or is it pretty much the same?

Download the app and monitor wait times
Also check for park hours
Last week Disneyland closed at 9 all week iirc
Yeah
During the week it closes early
On the weekends 11 and 12
But during the summer
It will close late all week
Some time during may I believe is when it changes I believe to late closing
Packing me and the fam stuff now
Can't wait to get back to Disneyland
Bout to whoop some *** on that buzz lightyear Astro blasters
My son beat me last time
And that's all he been sayin since :lol
 
Okay I'm about to go in May for my baby's bday. She'll be 3.

But imwjat I wannabe know is, what new Star Wars stuff is open there now??
 
Okay I'm about to go in May for my baby's bday. She'll be 3.

But imwjat I wannabe know is, what new Star Wars stuff is open there now??
Star Wars land ain't open yet
So it's still the same stuff
Star tours
And the Jedi training
 
That's it? But I seen my friend take a pic with Kylo Ren. Where that at??
 
The Kylo Ren pics is in the Launch Bay right next to HyperSpace Mountain (which they converted to Star Wars theme), you do have to line-up for that photo-op but Chewbaccas there too. The whole Launch Bay is cool, you see props and several SW memorabilia.



Harry Potter opened :hat :hat

Checked out universal yesterday, they have 2 rides at the HP land. One is garbage, but the other inside the castle is pretty decent. Most of the lines at Universal were about 15-25 min, except the Harry Potter one, which was 45min.

Heading to Disneyland next week, anyone suggest a weekday that has less people or is it pretty much the same?

Download the app and monitor wait times
Also check for park hours
Last week Disneyland closed at 9 all week iirc

I use both Disneys official app and the MouseAddict App, I like it that they list the attractions and you can arrange it by longest to shortest, I find it helpful though both apps wait times could vary by 10-15 minutes. Disneys app is real nice though and it tells you exactly where you're at in the map.

As for crowd, it's still going to be crowded but least is probably Tues, Wed or Thurs. My suggestion is just go whenever weather is better, it was hot and humid when I went last Wednesday and Grizzly River Run was closed :{
 
DL.... a gift and a curse.
Had an AP for 2 years. 4 premiums at 650 a pop was pricy. But after looking at when we went, the second year we went for 1 premium and 3 deluxe. (premium - free parking and extra discounts.) We never went during the blackouts, so the deluxe worked for us.

It was a trial run for us, these APs. We learned a lot. Gas, food, lodging for 1 trip was a lot. And we went every 3-4 months for 2-3 days. Was it worth it? Seeing the kids making memories, enjoying the park for the first time... priceless.

The highlight of going to Disney was going to Club 33. Before, if you had reservations the park entrance was free. (Assuming that your meal was equivalent to a park ticket.) Then after the price hike of 2012, they offered you discounted tickets if you had reservations. In total, I've been there 4 times. Lunch 3 times and once for dinner. The AYCE lunch is :Nthat. The cold table of unlimited lobster, shrimp, sliced meats was worth it. Plus the main course and full bar.....:hat The service is also impeccable. They since closed my access to 33 (job perk) but still wonder if I can make that call for one more visit....

Some pics of the last time I was there. Also, the décor, the architecture, the paintings inside was insane. Still (at the time) untouched and original to when they built it. I have not been back since they renovated it.

Adult drink with the kids drinks in the back
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Deconstructed S'mores
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After meal chocolates.
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Yoooo anybody got the hookup on club 33
We could do a mini NT family summit we could just chill
Get drinks with our girls and kids and kick it

8o 8o 8o
 
Mannnnn I would love access to club 33 once in my lifetime. Isn't waiting list to be a member like 100 years lol and it cost like 60K a year lol. I know I'm over exaggerating but it's something like that
 
Never heard of this Club 33 8o

Yoooo anybody got the hookup on club 33
We could do a mini NT family summit we could just chill
Get drinks with our girls and kids and kick it

8o 8o 8o
Yo, this but...

A place like that, I'm sure tipping is not only expected but required 8o

What if they got Reset Button Buzzlightyear ready to chin check cats who try to leave w/o tipping
 
i cant believe i turned down club33 reservations when my boy use to get people in :{
 
After reading through this thread, i'll be asking my two best friends to go this summer. it's looking like we are going to have at least $2,000 for expenses of plane tickets and to room for a week. Coming from Massachusetts.So i may need to bring $1,000 to live down there for a week to just eat, buy souvenirs, and party.

I've never been on a plane before and the farthest i've been to is Virginia.
 
After reading through this thread, i'll be asking my two best friends to go this summer. it's looking like we are going to have at least $2,000 for expenses of plane tickets and to room for a week. Coming from Massachusetts.So i may need to bring $1,000 to live down there for a week to just eat, buy souvenirs, and party.

I've never been on a plane before and the farthest i've been to is Virginia.
U going to Disneyland or disneyworld????


Also pic from the food and wine festival

A lemonade with like lavender or some flower In it
Bacon and maple whoopie pie
And fried artichoke chips with aioli sauce
Take more pics tomorrow of the food
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Nice, that bacon whoopie pie was surprisingly good.


Report: Guardians of the Galaxy Ride To Replace Iconic Disney Attraction in California

How will Disney bring Marvel into their theme parks? It looks like, at least in part, by reinventing existing attractions with a Marvel twist.

Nerdist reports that Disney may opt not to renew their Twilight Zone license when it expires in California, and may instead rework the Tower of Terror attraction at Disneyland as a Guardians of the Galaxy ride.

The report claims that the change is unlikely to carry over to the other ride locations in Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida, Tokyo DisneySea or Walt Disney Studios Park in Paris.

As of late 2015, a Tower of Terror movie was reportedly in development -- but the Twilight Zone element of the Tower were downplayed in the previous TV movie adaptation of the ride, so it's likely that wouldn't be a key part of a feature follow-up anyway.
 
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That would be cool to have a NT meet up at Disneyland.

My wife and I are planning to stop by Downtown Disney next month to walk around with our baby girl.

Will be the closest thing to Disneyland for her till we're ready to bring her lol.
 
My wife and I are taking our daughter for her 3rd birthday next week!

Holler at me bros!!!!
 
Me & my lady have been AP here at Disney World for over 3 years now...

Definitely one of the best things I've ever purchased.

I usually like to make it out to one of the parks at least once a week.

Epcot is my favorite park, by far.

If anyone needs any recommendations on places to eat at Disney...just ask, I've been to a lot since I have the Tables in Wonderland discount, which is 20% off almost all restaurants including alcohol.
 
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Nice, that bacon whoopie pie was surprisingly good.


Report: Guardians of the Galaxy Ride To Replace Iconic Disney Attraction in California

How will Disney bring Marvel into their theme parks? It looks like, at least in part, by reinventing existing attractions with a Marvel twist.

Nerdist reports that Disney may opt not to renew their Twilight Zone license when it expires in California, and may instead rework the Tower of Terror attraction at Disneyland as a Guardians of the Galaxy ride.

The report claims that the change is unlikely to carry over to the other ride locations in Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida, Tokyo DisneySea or Walt Disney Studios Park in Paris.

As of late 2015, a Tower of Terror movie was reportedly in development -- but the Twilight Zone element of the Tower were downplayed in the previous TV movie adaptation of the ride, so it's likely that wouldn't be a key part of a feature follow-up anyway.

:{ they better not get ride of the actual mechanic of the ride
They can change the theme or whatever
But it better still go up and down
 
Any hacks/jigs. Someone said there's a way to get in Disneyland for free [emoji]128064[/emoji]
 
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