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    Christmas decorations are displayed on Main Street in Disneyland!!
    Andrea A.

    I insanely LOVE Main Street USA in Disneyland. This version of Main Street is far superior to Disney World's Magic Kingdom's version (sorry Disney World fans)! Anyways, Main Street has the most amazing shops including a Disney theater that shows vintage Disney cartoons, Great Moments with Mr Lincoln attraction, a flower shop, bakeries, an ice cream parlor and so many yummy restaurants too. My favorite shops include the Main Street emporium and the plaza point holiday shoppe. The Emporium features everything from Disney clothing, food, Kitchen items, home decor, stuffed animals, toys, jewelry (the list goes on and on)! The Plaza Point Holiday Shoppe is opened year round and has so many amazing Christmas decorations (you will fall in love for sure)! Another amazing thing about Main Street are the characters (you can always spot them), all the stores are themed and decorated so beautifully and there is a lovely horse drawn carriage that will take you down Main Street and drop you off at Fantasyland. Walt's apartment also sits above the Main Street Fire Department; I have never been but I hear you can take a tour of it. Main Street is an absolute shoppers dream came true and is what makes Disneyland so charming and elegant.

    Victoria V.

    Main Street is filled with cute shops and restaurants to enjoy. Our favorite option is a classic corn dog. So yummy!!!

    Angel H.

    Main Street USA is the street leading into the theme park. They have souvenir shops and restaurants. It's also where they have the parade and fireworks show at night. Don't forget to pick up your pictures that's on your photo pass. This is also where you'll find the Disneyland Railroad and Main Street Vehicles such as the Horseless Carriage, Fire Engine, Horse-Drawn Streetcars, and Omnibus. You'll find the Opera House which features Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln. Get your free Disney buttons at City Hall. The Disney Dining at Main Street are Carnation Cafe, Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor, Refreshment Corner, Market House, Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe, and Plaza Inn. Plaza Inn is where they have the character breakfast. Get that pink Minnie Mouse button.

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    Rohlin A.

    If your feet start failing you during a long day at the "Happiest Place on Earth" or if you are just plain old lazy (I am prone to laziness) Disneyland provides several forms of transportation up and down Main Street USA. Rohlinism: It is better to feel lazy than to feel exhausted! You can pick up a ride from a Main Street USA Horse-Drawn Streetcar, the Main Street USA Fire Engine, the Main Street USA Omnibus or the Main Street USA Jitney at the Town Square near City Hall and at Central Plaza in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Each of the four forms of transportation has a marked stop: ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/main-street-vehicles-anaheim?select=BfZ2F42cwCARTbz53txK8w ) ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/main-street-vehicles-anaheim?select=hhT-w0vQoRctuz4ORt5wbw ) ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/main-street-vehicles-anaheim?select=ys-tSzFDeW5MHxLAv25_0Q ) ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/main-street-vehicles-anaheim?select=CPnDQwzcbr_4UloaYe7OPg ) The rides are one way, but there is nothing stopping you from getting off one vehicle and jumping right onto another vehicle to complete your round trip. It is best to catch a ride early in the morning and it is a great way to work your way through the crowds on Main Street USA ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/main-street-vehicles-anaheim?select_video=FjFPEB3IzLLT6JFjm-nq4g ) since Disneyland vehicles always have the right of way in the park. I believe the vehicles don't run in the evening and the horse-drawn streetcars will retire for the day if the temperature reaches 90 degrees for the protection of the horses. Of the four forms of transportation available, the better half and I have only utilized the horse-drawn streetcars: ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/main-street-vehicles-anaheim?select=jfFdilo4gtO_q398LC_NTg ) ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/main-street-vehicles-anaheim?select=6lwlAiGqxi0yv7vMZdQFuA ) Disneyland has a stable in Norco with a combination of Percherons, Clydesdales, Belgians and Shires with a smaller stable in the park behind the Indiana Jones Adventure attraction. The smaller stable holds six horses and each horse works no more than 4 hours a day and no more than 4 days a week. The horses also get about five to ten minute breaks between each stop and about a 20 minute break when the Disneyland Band plays in front of the train station. Each horse is capable of pulling approximately 3000 pounds of dead weight (1 1/2 times their weight) and the streetcar carries around 30 guests at a leisurely 4 miles per hour. Like the rest of the cast members, each horse has its own name tag proudly displayed on the inside of the streetcar. Please remember the horses are working and like all working animals the horses should not be touched while on the job. If you are interested in something with a little more "hoof-power", Disneyland has three motorized options: ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/main-street-vehicles-anaheim?select=FIFGutjqW8jRUjf4ajCw4Q ) ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/main-street-vehicles-anaheim?select=GTlQq4QTKDYpKVJcG_Ny2A ) ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/main-street-vehicles-anaheim?select=43_24H2Ed74aQGlhynSiEA ) The original fire engine which was driven on opening day and would from time to time find Walt Disney himself at the wheel is now housed inside the fire station next to guest relations. The current fire engine making the rounds up and down Main Street USA by Bob Gurr and built at the Disney Studios. The Disney folk lore tells us Mr. Gurr didn't want the fire engine delivered on the back of a flatbed, so he drove the assembled vehicle 45 minutes from the studio to the park. The fire engine can accommodate 8 to 10 park guests. The jitney gets its name from early 1900s slang for a nickel and later was applied to small buses which cost a nickel to ride. The vehicle is modeled after the first vehicles on the early 1900s. The jitney has a two cylinder, four horsepower engine with a manual transmission. Like the fire engine, the jitney has a capacity of 8 to 10 park guests. The last horseless option is the omnibus. The omnibus at Disneyland holds 45 park guests and is a double decker bus fashioned after the buses that ran in New York City during the 1920s. The second deck of the bus gives park guests a unique vantage point for pictures when traversing Main Street USA. The better half and I will continue to use these forms of transportation to get up and down Main Street USA when we don't feel like fighting through the crowds or when we get a case of the "lazies"!

    Tony M.

    Main Street USA, the entrance to Disneyland!!! Popcorn, churros, city hall, Walt's apartment, Opera House, cinema, shopping and dining ...

    Jacob A.

    It's so shocking to me to see that Main Street is on Yelp. Ha. Well if you've never been to Disneyland and you're planning on going Main Street is beautiful at night, all the lights come on, it's full of food and stores! & it's beautiful! It can get packed though very quickly and it tends to be full of people by the time parades or fireworks start, so be mindful! Most of the time cast members take you behind Main Street to get through the park!

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    Disney California Adventure Park

    Disney California Adventure Park

    4.0
    (3.4k reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Family Disney day. pass members for the pass 3years and I love it here…read more between then food and wine fest and the fried chicken at disneyland ...y0u can always find great food. my daughter loves mickeys house. bluey is officially here

    For my first visit to the Disneyland Resort, there was no way I could pass up visiting Disney…read moreCalifornia Adventure. While I had not heard too much about it, I dedicated my whole day to exploring DLR and wanted to make the most of it. That being said, I purchased a Park Hopper ticket and made my way over after spending the first have the day in DL. Opened in 2001, DCA was not an immediate hit at its debut. In fact, it took a major facelift in order to start gaining some traction in terms of park attendance. The park is Disney's interpretation of California, separated into different lands based on regional areas of the state or by Disney IP. Some of the strongest areas IMO are San Fransokyo Square, paying homage to the Asian heritage in SF, and Pixar Pier which is a huge area combining Disney-Pixar theming with vintage California coastal vibes. While I feel this is the more adult park when comparing it to DL, there is a lot for kids to do here as well. There's a also a strong selection of attractions, and the shopping and dining are also decent. I took a spin on the parks icon - the Pixar Pal-a-Round, which provided awesome views of the park and greater Anaheim area. If comparing DCA to DL, it's my opinion the former is the stronger park - the theming and types of attractions speak to me more. Overall, I thought DCA was great - it's definitely an enhancement DLR as a whole, and I would no doubt return next time I plan a visit here.

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    Great Wolf Lodge

    Great Wolf Lodge

    3.4
    (3.4k reviews)
    1.9 mi

    Okay, this is the most interesting review for me yet because I am a once 1 star reviewer to a now 4…read moreof this spot! Previously, I had attended during an unfortunate time when the kiddy pool was being closed down to be shocked multiple times. Back to back. Incidents that shut the pool down for hours at a time and then caused my health to also be affected thereafter.... I came back for this visit since my kids' Cub Scout group was celebrating their year end achievements and it was a great opportunity to join our community and give it another shot for the kids. They also were older and not on the baby pool. Well, I'm so glad I did. Despite the renovations going on, things seemed more organized and clean. The check- in process was much more streamlined and efficient and our rooms were ready and clean (no carpets!! Yay clean room!) with a view that wasn't great since the climbing area was literally right outside, but the kids loved it! Everyone still gets their free wolf ears too. The restaurant breakfast buffet had staff around to mind all the little and big hands reaching for food and we had a "breakfast taco bar" the family really enjoyed. The pool is full of flavors for all age levels and adventurers but a treat for me was seeing the outside pool area- there were loungers in the water, shaded regular seats, cabanas and no echos. It was like a resort! Inside is louder and humid while outside is full sun but open. Something for everyone. Lots of fun free and paid activities so be sure to check the schedule. We took part in story time (free) and yoga (free). I also appreciated the midweek crowd level even for a summer. I recommend you give it a try to see if it's a fit for your family! Okay thanks bye

    We are extremely disappointed with the safety of the children's area at Great Wolf Lodge…read more Our 2-year-old daughter slipped near a children's water slide and struck her head on a hard corner in the play area. As a result, she suffered a large bump and cut on her forehead, as well as a significant bruise and swelling on her foot. What concerns me most is that this happened in an area specifically designed for toddlers and young children. Wet surfaces, running, slips, and falls are completely predictable in a children's water park. Hard, unprotected edges should not be present in places where small children play. Immediately after the accident, we showed the exact location to a staff member. Unfortunately, there was no medical professional available on site. The only assistance offered was ice and a bandage. We were very fortunate that she hit her forehead and not her temple. The outcome could have been much more serious. I am attaching photos so other parents can see the extent of the injuries for themselves. Families visit Great Wolf Lodge expecting a safe environment for young children. Considering the high cost of admission, I expected much better safety measures and a more adequate response to injuries involving children. I sincerely hope management reviews this area and improves its safety before another child is seriously hurt.

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    Boomers Irvine

    Boomers Irvine

    3.1
    (1.1k reviews)
    10.4 mi

    I came to Boomers for a corporate event, and honestly, it was a pretty good package. We got…read moreunlimited rides, go-karts, laser tag, and 3 hours of free gameplay. The free games were the blue tap games, so you don't earn tickets, but there were still a ton of fun options. We didn't even come close to using the full 3 hours because there was so much to do. My favorites were the basketball games and Connect 4 basketball. We played a few rounds of laser tag, which was super fun, but a lot of the equipment seemed broken that day. They also couldn't split us into teams, so everyone was playing individually instead. The go-karts were really fun for a group we got a whole round to just our coworkers. Some of the karts definitely felt faster than others, which made things interesting. We also did mini golf, and the course was much bigger than I expected. It took quite a while to get through all the holes. One thing to note is that the rides don't always have staff standing by them. If you want to ride something, you may have to find an employee and ask them to operate it. Overall, there was honestly more to do than we could fit into the 3 hours. We didn't even get to everything we wanted to try. Despite a few operational issues, we had a really fun time and felt like the event package offered a lot of value.

    Have visited many times over the years. Many changes over time, some good. Last night I went with…read moremy teenage son and arrived less than two hours before closing which meant we each got an unlimited attraction pass for $29. This was a good value compared to regular prices. Enjoyed the go carts twice; attendants were very patient with customers and trouble makers. Cart track is super fun, carts ran well, fun competition! Bumper boats were closed; perhaps weather isn't warm enough yet or demand was low. Two fountain sodas at the snack bar were $13. Pretty outrageous. Tried to use the batting cages. Our unlimited pass didn't seem to apply however, which was disappointing, as our key cards were unable to activate the cages in two different lanes. We moved on to mini golf. Well lit and good music is the best I can say. Overall I can tell the courses have been improving from a maintenance standpoint but the greens are TERRIBLE. If you have to putt over broken turf or your ball gets stuck in a pit of death that used to be part of the brick border, it disrupts the fun and becomes frustrating. Seriously, Boomers. Put some of that ridiculous soda pop revenue into fixing your miserable astroturf. There were tears and holes everywhere. The arcade gets periodically updated but we didn't use it this time due to time constraints. Always had fun on the multitude of games available. Same with laser tag, we just ran out of time. Was not crazy about the process for golf putters and bats for the batting cages. There only seemed to be one person in charge of handing these out from the desk and they were stuck handling a long ticket line so we pretty much helped ourselves by reaching over the counter and grabbing what we needed.

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    Camelot Golfland

    Camelot Golfland

    3.6
    (744 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    We brought our nieces and nephew, and they had an absolute blast. We did too. The arcade has a…read moregreat variety of games, so there's something for everyone. The mini-golf course is enormous, it feels like it never ends, which made it even more fun. There are also plenty of snack and food options to choose from. Overall, it was a great experience, and we'd definitely come back.

    When it comes to mini golf, this is my fave within a 50 mile radius from LA, more specifically, the…read moreEastside. I can only say good things about my experiences putting at Camelot. It's always clean, there are many decent fast meal options, and it feels relaxing under the palm trees on springy days. Inside, you have so many options to game--from Mario Brothers to Space Invaders. You can fall down a video game rabbit hole here. Also, the bumper cars are lit up and Lazer Tag is calling all players. There's a cafeteria-style "common hall" serving up pizza, nachos, hot dogs, fries, and bevvies. Outside, the bumper boats are a refreshing way to cool down. You can see that the staff works hard at maintaining the grounds. There's always someone working on the many pools and water features when I go. Overall, the greens are in good shape. Sure, a ball may stick, but it's a game. Mulligans and astro turf hiccups are par for this course. Want to practice random kindness? If you see a bottle on the ground, feel free to recycle in the receptacle placed by the tee box. It's nice that they thought to have as many receptacles as they did. It really helps keep the place tidy. The staff is young & laid back yet attentive. One clean sweep across all 4 courses at the opening of each AM shift, however, could help keep it 100% litter-free. See, I warned you--I had nothing but good things to say about Camelot Golfland. Will be back! Once I get the go again from my Sir Lancelot to brave the journey to Anaheim, we'll return for a 6-minute tournament to ride the Go Carts like chariots.

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    Kids loved all the games inside
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