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 Disneyland and Disney's California Adventure - Anaheim, CA Posted by:  DougK
N 33° 48.544 W 117° 55.135
11S E 414949 N 3741365
Disneyland is often called the Happiest place on Earth. These two parks together can create a magical and happy experience for children of all ages.
Waymark Code: WM83V1
Location: California, United States
Date Posted: 01/22/2010
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Disneyland and Disney's California Adventure are located right next to each other in Anaheim, Califonia. Disneyland opened in 1955 and Disney's California Adventure opened in 2001.
In addition to the two theme parks, there is Downtown Disney, a free to enter area with restaurants, shopping and entertainment. Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen offers Louisianna style food along with Bourbon Street jazz. The complex includes three hotels. The Grand Californian Hotel is the newest and most elegant hotel. It is located in between the two theme parks and has easy access to either park.
There are rides for all ages in the parks, including some high powered thrill rides.
At night the Disney theme parks are ablaze with lights, neon, and artistic neon.
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| Entrance to Disney's California Adventure
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Greetings from California
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| California Zephyr at Disney's Califonia Adventure
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Mickey's Fun Wheel, a Ferris Wheel
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Our visit was during the Christmas to New Years time when the park is decorated with extra holiday lights.
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| Small World at Christmas
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Cinderella Castle at Christmas
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| Disney City Hall at Christmas
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Moon over Tomorrowland Rocket
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Name of Source Book: 1,000 Places to See Before You Die in the USA and Canada
Page Location in Source Book: p. 818-819
Type of Waymark: Site, Experience
Location of Coordinates: Outside the facing entrances to both parks
Cost of Admission (Parks, Museums, etc.): 50.00 (listed in local currency)
List Available Hours, Dates, Season:
Park is open everyday year round
Official Tourism Website: [Web Link]
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