Disneyland 2020 General Planning and New Info

[dozy]

about $50 looking at trips on you tube

check out brogan tate on you tube and her no car trip to disney, universal, santa monica, and knotts berry farm

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Originally Posted by mikeclark007

Any idea how much Uber / Lyft is from LAX to Anaheim?

I’ve also seen this local company

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I have never used them, but before the shutdown, I think an Uberx was about $60

I have never heard of that company.

Have you tried primetimeshuttle/ for a quote, they get good reviews on another forum

[dozy]

oh can you add me please to first thread
hoping for 29th May or there abouts

also you might look at Brogan Tate and see about adding her to you tube vlogs
i love the provic park pass guy too

[dozy]

Originally Posted by Tides

We stayed at the Sheraton Park in 2011. It's a nice hotel and they used to do the best pancakes in Molly's Kitchen (which I don't think is there anymore).
When we returned in 2018 we opted to stay at the Residence Inn at the Convention centre as it was slightly closer to the parks and provided breakfast - which is always handy for a quick up and out to the parks. We've booked the Residence again for our Christmas return this year.

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residence in looks fab

but €1k per night

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Originally Posted by dozy

Good morning

I am just pricing up a trip for next year please
We will be travelling as 3 adults and a 13 year old

Ideally we would like 8 nights in LA

So fly to LAX
? premium economy

4 nights in Anaheim – maybe onsite in paradise pier or disneyland hotel or if not 2 rooms in:
Best Western Plus Stovall's Inn
Anaheim Discovery Inn & Suites
Grand Legacy At The Park
(open to suggestions though)

Followed by 4 nights in Garland hotel in LA

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At Disneyland, its distance from the park entrance thats high priority. The onsite hotels are over priced and technically both Disneyland and Paradise Pier are off property as you have to walk to Downtown Disney pedestrian entrance for bag check security. And then you have to walk all the way through Downtown Disney to get to the actual park entrance turnstiles.

Of the 3 that you have listed Grand Legacy At The Park is the closest, that would be about a 10 minute walk to the pedestrian entrance for bag check security.

Best Western Plus Stovall's Inn and Anaheim Discovery Inn & Suites would be about a 20 minute walk.

What date would you be checking into your Anaheim Hotel and what dat would you be checking out, so that I can add you to the first post

[dozy]

So there are two entrances... one through dtd and one the opposite side... good to know... hope 29th may for 4 nights xxx

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Originally Posted by dozy

So there are two entrances... one through dtd and one the opposite side... good to know... hope 29th may for 4 nights xxx

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Yes, just the 2 entrances one on the east side of the property and one on the west. Local hotels are clever with their language though and many first timers get caught out, as a hotel will say beside Disneyland, which they are, but they are far from the actual entrance.

[dozy]

I was looking at that...

[dozy]

So east is best?

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Originally Posted by dozy

So east is best?

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Harbour Boulevard side of Disney property is best. The transportation centre and security bag check are right beside the entrance turnsiles of each of the parks.