Anaheim - Disneyland Resort - California Adventure

Our suite has two bedrooms (one with king-size bed and the other with two double beds), two bathrooms, three TVs, a living room, a full kitchen, and a dining area. A breakfast buffet was included in the price of the accommodations, and the food selection varied. The first day, the hot item on the buffet was biscuits and gravy---I just opted for cereal. The second day, we had French toast and sausage. The last day, we had eggs, bacon, and toast. For a free breakfast, it wasn't bad. The full kitchen was convenient. The room was clean, and the hotel looked fairly new and clean. We got a deal on the suite by waiting until the last minute to make reservations. It was about $175 a night.

After hitting most of the rides, we ate lunch at the in-park McDonalds. Then we visited the winery presentation and video, the bakery tour, the tortilla factory (free tortilla included!), the Muppets 3-D, and Tough to Be a Bug (multisensory experience). And we still had time to hit the rides again!

Thanks to our multiple AAA FastPass tickets and the light Sunday crowds, we were able to ride many things multiple times and without much wait. Regis and Kelly were in the park filming their morning show, but their presence did not impede traffic or prevent us from getting on any desired rides.

We even caught a glimpse of comedian Carrot Top doing interviews in the park for Regis and Kelly.

Not being a big fan of parades, I have to say that the Electric Light Parade was very entertaining. I enjoyed it very much and highly recommend it as a must-see at the Disneyland Resort!

I would have to say that California Adventure is a great addition to the Disney family of theme parks!