Honestly as much as I love Disney I'm very excited to see other amusement parks. I want to take my kids to New places so I'd love to see what you guys check out!
I'm definitely interested in other parks. My top points of interest would be how immersive it is, how the food is, and how much it generally costs overall.
If your big roller-coaster fans, I would recommend Cedar Point in Sandusky, OH. They have amazing roller-coasters and are known for them! My fiancé and I had season passes for like 2 years when we first started dating.
First, don't short-change the best snacks list. Your video is where I learned about the Darth By Chocolate. AKA - Disneyland's best treat! Second, I would like to see more tips and tricks. Do you use Genie+? What about Park Hopper? Do you criss-cross the park to get to shorter waits or do one area at a time?
I'm hoping that if more people demand Darth by Chocolate, we could get it more often throughout the year! 🤞 And thanks for the ideas, we'll be looking into those as possible future videos!
Congratulations on 2k! I'm so excited to go back to Disneyland in August and I'm going back to the D23 Expo as well! I went for the first time in 2022 and this year the first day of the Expo is on my 30th Birthday 🥳
Lagoon was the very first amusement park we took our daughter to! It was a good test to see if she could handle line queues and rides before paying the money to go to Disneyland (and she loved it). Ride recommendations: Cannibal, Wicked, Rocket, Jet Star II, The Spider, Colossus : The Fire Dragon (back to back loops), Bombora (very smooth and chill), Odysea (if you like a classic “Dumbo” spinner ride), Rattlesnake Rapids (if you like Grizzly River Run), and Cliffhanger (if you really like to get soaked). Primordial is the newest ride, which looks fun, but I haven’t gotten to ride it yet. Samurai leaves me too dizzy, Wild Mouse (like Goofy’s Sky School) hurts the hips, The Roller Coaster is over 100 years old and it feels like it-very bumpy, and The Bat is okay, but it does bump the head around and is WAY too short a ride. Are you going to go to Lagoon A Beach while there? It is a mini water park that is included with your park admission ticket.
TheDailyWoo and Provost Park Pass have videos of Lagoon (if you haven’t checked them out already). Also Lagoon still has their “Sky Ride” which is just like Disneyland’s old Skyway to get you across the park which is great! You might also still be able to get a Dole Whip there (they usually offer both pineapple and strawberry)
Love your content. Quite real, down to earth and no drama or "fluff" Your shoe review/recommendation was hugely helpful. Plus being serious Star Wars fans is just icing on the cake :) If you want to come up to the Portland area, you could check out Oaks Amusement Park or Enchanted Forest. Keep up the good work!
@@RTDAdventures It really is adorable with similar amount of history as Disneyland. Their theming is really pretty good for a local park. Certainly miles better than Oaks Park. Lots of hills to climb though ;) Much like DLR, getting there early is critical before it gets too busy/warm and then you can leave after about half a-day or so.
Hey guys! Thank you for your awesome videos 👍 I’ll be going to Disneyland for my birthday in May but I was wondering if you guys can cover if Tiana’s palace restaurant is better to dine at or is the classic Cafe Orleans restaurant the way to go? 🤔
That's certainly something we can try to explore more next time we're in the parks. Jacob says that Tiana's is better for the atmosphere and environment, but Cafe Orleans has better food options. That's just our opinion, but let us know what you think when you visit!
Congrats on 2k subscribers. Excited to see what yall do and cover moving forward. Thanks!
Honestly as much as I love Disney I'm very excited to see other amusement parks. I want to take my kids to New places so I'd love to see what you guys check out!
Congrats on the growth of your channel. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! 🙏
Congratulations on reaching 2K !!!!
Thank you!! 🎉
I'm definitely interested in other parks. My top points of interest would be how immersive it is, how the food is, and how much it generally costs overall.
We'll make sure to report on those things!
Thank you for your videos. I'm obsessed with magnets, so sign me up! 😊
Thanks for watching! And good luck in the giveaway!
My comment for the bottle opener.
Best of luck!
If your big roller-coaster fans, I would recommend Cedar Point in Sandusky, OH. They have amazing roller-coasters and are known for them! My fiancé and I had season passes for like 2 years when we first started dating.
It's on my to-do list since I've been looking at other parks. Definitely interested!
Just found you - I’m a seasoned DLR guests but your content is super helpful for first timers. Thank you! 💖
Thanks for watching! We appreciate you!
I'll be happy to claim the bottle opener 😀 Keep making content you enjoy and we'll enjoy it too!
Thanks for the vote of confidence!
First, don't short-change the best snacks list. Your video is where I learned about the Darth By Chocolate. AKA - Disneyland's best treat!
Second, I would like to see more tips and tricks. Do you use Genie+? What about Park Hopper? Do you criss-cross the park to get to shorter waits or do one area at a time?
I'm hoping that if more people demand Darth by Chocolate, we could get it more often throughout the year! 🤞 And thanks for the ideas, we'll be looking into those as possible future videos!
Congratulations on 2k! I'm so excited to go back to Disneyland in August and I'm going back to the D23 Expo as well! I went for the first time in 2022 and this year the first day of the Expo is on my 30th Birthday 🥳
Sounds like you've got quite the trip lined up. Enjoy!
Lagoon was the very first amusement park we took our daughter to! It was a good test to see if she could handle line queues and rides before paying the money to go to Disneyland (and she loved it).
Ride recommendations: Cannibal, Wicked, Rocket, Jet Star II, The Spider, Colossus : The Fire Dragon (back to back loops), Bombora (very smooth and chill), Odysea (if you like a classic “Dumbo” spinner ride), Rattlesnake Rapids (if you like Grizzly River Run), and Cliffhanger (if you really like to get soaked). Primordial is the newest ride, which looks fun, but I haven’t gotten to ride it yet.
Samurai leaves me too dizzy, Wild Mouse (like Goofy’s Sky School) hurts the hips, The Roller Coaster is over 100 years old and it feels like it-very bumpy, and The Bat is okay, but it does bump the head around and is WAY too short a ride.
Are you going to go to Lagoon A Beach while there? It is a mini water park that is included with your park admission ticket.
Thanks for the recommendations! Assuming the weather cooperates, we will be taking some time to check out the water park. Can't wait!
TheDailyWoo and Provost Park Pass have videos of Lagoon (if you haven’t checked them out already). Also Lagoon still has their “Sky Ride” which is just like Disneyland’s old Skyway to get you across the park which is great! You might also still be able to get a Dole Whip there (they usually offer both pineapple and strawberry)
Ok, now I'm a bit more excited about the food 🍍🍍
Love your content. Quite real, down to earth and no drama or "fluff" Your shoe review/recommendation was hugely helpful. Plus being serious Star Wars fans is just icing on the cake :) If you want to come up to the Portland area, you could check out Oaks Amusement Park or Enchanted Forest. Keep up the good work!
Thinking about going to Enchanted Forest this summer! I've lived in Oregon my whole life and never actually made it there before.
@@RTDAdventures It really is adorable with similar amount of history as Disneyland. Their theming is really pretty good for a local park. Certainly miles better than Oaks Park. Lots of hills to climb though ;) Much like DLR, getting there early is critical before it gets too busy/warm and then you can leave after about half a-day or so.
I would love to enter this giveaway 😊
This one is a bit late to enter since we've already announced the winner, but we'll be doing more giveaways, especially as we get into the summer!!
Hey guys! Thank you for your awesome videos 👍 I’ll be going to Disneyland for my birthday in May but I was wondering if you guys can cover if Tiana’s palace restaurant is better to dine at or is the classic Cafe Orleans restaurant the way to go? 🤔
That's certainly something we can try to explore more next time we're in the parks. Jacob says that Tiana's is better for the atmosphere and environment, but Cafe Orleans has better food options. That's just our opinion, but let us know what you think when you visit!