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I just looked it up
Grand Californian is $795 / night for a standard room
Grand Californian is $795 / night for a standard room
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- Jul 31, 2012
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Halloween season back 9/2/22. Booked my reservations already.
- Jul 29, 2012
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Depends. For me I have two kids that are young. I wouldn’t stay there because it was a pain to get from my room to the elevator. The hotel was so “grand” that it was just tiring to exit the hotel.
If my kids were older Like I could trust them to get to the park and back on their own than maybe.
During the rainy seasons they have deals for cheaper stays. Like they’ll give you a free night if you extend your trip. But that’s after you already are there.
- Oct 31, 2005
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Booked for next month and staying at the Hilton across the street. Haven't been to both parks in years.
- Nov 4, 2002
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Just got back from a one day universal studios 5 day Disneyland trip and boy are my pockets hurting.
The rides at Disney seemed to break down more on this trip compared to past visits.
Ate really good. Tried all the new sweets as well as the old favorites like the corn dogs and skewers.
Galaxy's Edge is dope. ROR experience is super dope, but sadly only had time to ride it once. Wonder why they close that rise so early.
The rides at Disney seemed to break down more on this trip compared to past visits.
Ate really good. Tried all the new sweets as well as the old favorites like the corn dogs and skewers.
Galaxy's Edge is dope. ROR experience is super dope, but sadly only had time to ride it once. Wonder why they close that rise so early.
- Dec 13, 2004
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RotR supposedly takes a lot of maintenance than any other rides so they close earlier to do inspections and maybe to limit more wear and tear?
the WDW version breaks down more often though
the WDW version breaks down more often though
- Sep 20, 2007
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My last time out, lamplight lunch hit different. Beautiful weather. The water. The food. The vibes.
Sheesh can’t wait til I go back next year.
Sheesh can’t wait til I go back next year.
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i don't want to be around 73 disney nuts though. Like, i'd be down to go for sure. But just me and mines, not have to be around legit disney crazies for a monthAROUND THE WORLD | Anaheim, San Francisco, Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Agra, Cairo, Paris, Orlando
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- Dec 13, 2004
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^ ^ ^
disney got a lot of rich fans, that trip sold out in the pre-sales
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disney got a lot of rich fans, that trip sold out in the pre-sales
Adventures by Disney's $110,000 Private Jet to Parks Around the World Sells Out in Presales - WDW News Today
Adventures by Disney's private jet trip around the globe was sold out to repeat tour guests before reaching the general public.
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- Oct 27, 2005
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heading down next friday for the holiday weekend. already know it’s gonna be nuts. gonna be eating good though 
- Jul 8, 2013
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My friend and his nephews spent like $6k for like 10 people on vip tour last month .^ ^ ^
disney got a lot of rich fans, that trip sold out in the pre-sales
Adventures by Disney's $110,000 Private Jet to Parks Around the World Sells Out in Presales - WDW News Today
Adventures by Disney's private jet trip around the globe was sold out to repeat tour guests before reaching the general public.
- Jun 27, 2005
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Going this Thursday and Friday. Been a minute. Cousin and his family want to do the Grad Night event. Anyone go yet? is it worth the extra $154? 
- Dec 13, 2004
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check out some of the videos on YT and it looks like its pretty dead, i mean its telling since tix are still available on the day of
it looks like they got the parade and different decades of songs in different parts of DCA that you can dance to plus photo opportunities
and theyre probably just reusing the regular grad night decos in the park too
i dont think its worth it, it just looks boring to me but if you got a good group of people who are down to have fun no mater what, i think it can be great
edit: heres a quick rundown of what you could do at the grad nite after dark
https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2022...u-can-do-at-disneylands-2022-grad-nite-event/
check out some of the videos on YT and it looks like its pretty dead, i mean its telling since tix are still available on the day of
it looks like they got the parade and different decades of songs in different parts of DCA that you can dance to plus photo opportunities
and theyre probably just reusing the regular grad night decos in the park too
i dont think its worth it, it just looks boring to me but if you got a good group of people who are down to have fun no mater what, i think it can be great
edit: heres a quick rundown of what you could do at the grad nite after dark
https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2022...u-can-do-at-disneylands-2022-grad-nite-event/
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- Jun 27, 2005
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It’s either I buy the ticket and join them, go to Disneyland by myself for the rest of the night or just go home lol I thought it would have been cool since I never went to “Grad Nite” since I went to high school on Guam but that price is a little steep. MAYBE $75 lol We’ll see I guess
- Dec 13, 2004
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definitely steep but if all my friends are already going, id probably just go and chill with them and worse comes to worst, just go in walk on rides while getting drunk
if you can swing it then go and maybe just eat nothing but cup’o’noodles for the next two weeks you know like pretty much what you do after you graduate.. that should complete the experience
if you can swing it then go and maybe just eat nothing but cup’o’noodles for the next two weeks
you know like pretty much what you do after you graduate.. that should complete the experience
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cant believe they spent $$$ refurbing this nemo ride, should just demolish it with autopia and put tron in that sh*t already
- Nov 4, 2002
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Gotta keep some rides for the kids. Autopia is pretty fun actually if you have kids.
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Autopia needs to be faster
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they need to get rid of the track on autopia or at least make it drivable
- Dec 13, 2004
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all of fantasyland are practically kiddie rides, some are crazy dark (like mr toad and drunk driving and killing you with a train and then sending you to hell) but all the dark rides plus the dumbo and carousel and casey jr and boat ride plus roger rabbit, its a small world, winnie, etc... then toontown is about to be revamped to be even more kid accommodating
theres actually a lot of kid friendly rides and you dont need the asthma inducing autopia or the claustrophobic horror of the nemo sub
i rather break my back on the matterhorn
but i guess we are part of this "adult disney" community that is supposedly super hated? maybe i just dont do social media too much or tend to gravitate to more positive disney stuff online but i really do not see this hatred they speak of...
'Disney Adults' and Why They Are So Strongly Disliked on the Internet - WDW News Today
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- Sep 20, 2007
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Disney adults to a lot of people are “cringe”.
I think personally there are 2 different tiers of “Disney adults”..
1.) adults who love Disneyland / disney
2.) grown adults who go to disney and break down crying in public when Disneyland reopens after months of being closed.
There’s a line somewhere, but to the internet there isn’t one. Shrug. Internet gon internet.
I think personally there are 2 different tiers of “Disney adults”..
1.) adults who love Disneyland / disney
2.) grown adults who go to disney and break down crying in public when Disneyland reopens after months of being closed.
There’s a line somewhere, but to the internet there isn’t one. Shrug. Internet gon internet.
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Anyone know if this deal is still going on? lol
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