Lots of hotels are doing room service like this now, just dropping a bag at the door like door dash.
Are we completely sure the hairy dude wasn’t Jenn?Yep, I KNEW I saw some hairy dude in front of him. Maybe Jenn got jealous and went home after that?jk
Off topic- I'm a East Coast girly who has never been to Disneyland.. I found am awesome deal at the Howard Johnson with a park view( please tell me if the hotel is nice/worth it) I only have about a week to take my kiddo in May of next year( is this a good time to go?) Is two days enough to see everything at DL and DCA? We want to do Universal Hollywood as well! I'll take any advice you might have
I think 2 days is not ideal but I've done it plenty of times. Definitely get park hopper of course and use the app to take advantage of what lines are shortest at which park - also take advantage of single rider for the more popular rides, but it also depends on your kid and if they're able to keep up. I would plan ahead (unlike the Bojos) and prioritize what you absolutely want to ride and do and what you could live without doing and do LL. You won't be able to hit up all the rides but not all of the rides need to be hit up TBH. I've managed to squeeze quite a bit in just 2 days even during the week of Christmas with a young nephew - we even happened to get lucky and take pics with Mickey when he was just wandering around Main Street instead of having to go to his house in ToonTown and stand in line. Plus we were there right at opening every morning so we could rope drop rides like Peter Pan. And we didn't go back to the hotel for naps, my nephew would just nap in his stroller. We still even had time to sit and wait and watch a parade and sit down to eat meals.Off topic- I'm a East Coast girly who has never been to Disneyland.. I found am awesome deal at the Howard Johnson with a park view( please tell me if the hotel is nice/worth it) I only have about a week to take my kiddo in May of next year( is this a good time to go?) Is two days enough to see everything at DL and DCA? We want to do Universal Hollywood as well! I'll take any advice you might have
Definitely. I stayed at HJ once with a friend, kids loved the water park part of it too.Off topic- I'm a East Coast girly who has never been to Disneyland.. I found am awesome deal at the Howard Johnson with a park view( please tell me if the hotel is nice/worth it) I only have about a week to take my kiddo in May of next year( is this a good time to go?) Is two days enough to see everything at DL and DCA? We want to do Universal Hollywood as well! I'll take any advice you might have
I refuse to believe in this sorcery
they are getting worse. Incredibly worse.
Gatorland is surprisingly nicer than you would think it is. It is also. A huge place!
There are several awesome restaurants very close by though! We live in hunters creek and cannot recommend tavern at the creek enough! Fantastic tiny restaurant but the food and drinks are top notch .It's wonderful. It's one of my favorite places to visit; we go at least 1-2x a year. And the Halloween stuff they started a few years' back is so fun.
Hotties aside, it's so much more than gators - lots of different animals (not just reptiles), a nice train ride, plenty of shows, a great "swamp" walk (elevated wooden boardwalk) that takes you through real Florida and is actually a swamp area that feeds the headwaters of the Everglades, and one of the best and most well-known natural bird rookeries in the Southeast (big with wildlife photographers, dependent upon the time of year)
They play up the hillbilly schtick there but they're really a wonderful super professional facility (majorly focused on conservation and species preservation but that doesn't get much attention beyond local news; they're frequently on Fox35 in the mornings). If you ever engage with them, they immediately drop any sort of schtick and are SO knowledgeable about every animal there and love educating you about all the animals, their quirks, etc.
Plan for all day (or most of the day) (operating hours usually are 10-6), if you want a leisurely visit. They've got an AWESOME splash pad for your little one as well! Just don't expect food options to blow you away. The food is pretty standard hot dogs, burgers, chicken tenders, etc. We usually eat at Pearl's there bc there's nice covered seating, fans, and sometimes even peacocks roaming around while you're eating.
Two days is fine for an overview of DL and DCA. You need another two days for Universal if you want to see everything. They are about an hour and a half away from each other. We have gone in May, and it was hot, but not FL hot. CA is gorgeous any time of year.Off topic- I'm a East Coast girly who has never been to Disneyland.. I found am awesome deal at the Howard Johnson with a park view( please tell me if the hotel is nice/worth it) I only have about a week to take my kiddo in May of next year( is this a good time to go?) Is two days enough to see everything at DL and DCA? We want to do Universal Hollywood as well! I'll take any advice you might have
That’s ok, it’s still an interesting bit of information.
I almost thought the pink-nailed chick might be her, but the fake nails seemed too short still for Nanny Claws. And she wasn't yapping away.
Oh! Good to know! We'll have to try that place!
Yap, my thoughts exactly. If felt so strange to watch them. If I wouldn't knew I would have never thought that this is a mom with her miracle son.....
Thanks for the advice! Yeah I definitely meant to write two days for just DL and DCA and two days for Universal.. We have about a week to be there, I just need to allow travel days
We are from South Carolina.. I'm not too worried about the heat.. was more thinking rainy
Any good suggestions for hotels near Universal?
Yeah, she just HAD to get her mug in the shot.
They were making some noise together. Random guy is on the right.
