Disney's California Adventure

i was always with family my dad, brother and sister or less. and i loved to ride all roller coasters and anything else to, indiana jones adventue ride there and food was great times and good times and fun all day long. he only lived 2-3 hours away to. love to go there when we visit family there.

There was this ride that my dad and brother really wanted to go onm that blasted up at least 200 or more in the air in two seconds and then dropped down over and over again. Just looking at it made me woozy. I really didn’t want to go on it, but they convinced me. I was always a shy person and didn’t try very many new things, before that ride. I felt like a new person with all the thrill and excitement, I started trying new things and I really enjoyed it.

Soaring over California was fun…It’s A Bug’s Life…broke in the middle of the showing, and I’m glad to hear they’re going to invest $$$$ to changing this park around.

It’s awesome! I go all the time and still can’t get enough! My favorite rides are the Hollywood Tower Hotel and the Soarin’ Over California!

its BREATH TAKING… very amusing. can’t get enough once you see it. =)

After more than a year of having this place on my list, I finally went to Disney’s California Adventure Park a couple of days ago. It was a weekday, but the park was still fairly crowded (I think because a lot of people are on Spring Break). There are many enjoyable rides and shows at the park for both adults and children to enjoy.

Some of my favorite rides were The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, (Rockin’) California Screamin’, and Soarin’ Over California. If you are a fan of The Twilight Zone (like me), then I think you’ll like this ride as much as I did. We entered the Twilight Zone by going into an “elevator,” which went up and down and stopped at some floors to see “scenes” and some that opened to nothing (just a view of the outside). The California Screamin’ rollercoaster is currently “rockin’” because it now plays music by the Red Hot Chili Peppers during people’s rides. The music is only going to play until April 26, 2007 though. I’d have to say that the music added to the ride and made it more fun. For those of you who know a lot about California’s landmarks, then I think you’ll enjoy Soarin’ Over California. This ride makes people feel like they’re in an actual airplane flying over California. Riders are seated in rows, which are lifted off and moved around as if in an airplane ride. There’s a big movie screen in front that shows the places in California and different scents can even be smelled while “flying” over certain places.

One of the first shows that we watched was Playhouse Disney (Bear in the Big Blue House, Stanley, etc.). This show is mostly for the little kids, but I think adults would enjoy it too if they are really a kid at heart and don’t mind sitting on the floor. I really liked the two 3D shows, which were “Muppet 3D vision” and “It’s Tough to be a Bug!” I still try to reach up at things that are up close even though they aren’t really there!

I really recommend this place to anyone who likes Disney!

Went to Disney California (and Disneyland) over the weekend.

Thought I’d share a photo of Disney California’s Santa…or rather, “Santa Dude” as we like to call him!

Come here for a more relaxing day. Plenty of time to ride everything, most things twice. This is more of a thinking park than a ride park, but it is lots of fun none the less. I especially love California Screamin’

Eh … its fun, but I think Disneyland is better.

Disneyland’s California Adventure is nice change of pace from Disneyland. It has some bigger thrill rides and is less crowded. Get the hopper pass if you’re not sure if you want to spend a whole day there.