Question:
I'm Going to Disneyland Next Month.........?
anonymous
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
I'm Going to Disneyland Next Month.........?
Ten answers:
Brittney Leigh
2008-05-05 23:49:46 UTC
There is alot of best westerns, and holiday inns,

and they are pretty nice around the disney area,
Capt. Obvious
2008-05-06 14:07:00 UTC
I'm sure you're seeing that you're not going to find a nice hotel that meets your criteria for less than $100, especially this close to summer. At least not through traditional booking methods.



I always recommend the Candy Cane Inn and the Howard Johnson (HoJo). While some hotels are closer, these two are very close to the front entrance, so you can walk back to the hotel for a swim or a nap in the afternoon. They are a step above the other hotels in the immediate area in terms of rooms, service, pool, and value. With a 3YO, you are going to want to have the option of walking back to the hotel for an afternoon nap or maybe a swim.



Check out the location below:

http://www.galttech.com/research/travel/best-disneyland-hotels.php



With Priceline, you'll get a hotel, but not by the entrance. It's an interesting business model that hotels use to sell rooms that otherwise would not sell.



Be sure to arrive early, and call 714-781-DINE to make reservations at Carnation Cafe or other Disney Dining. It saves a lot of time.
?
2016-10-07 09:13:25 UTC
You over priced on gas (must be approximately $one hundred ten if your mileage is actual). You way underestimated foodstuff ($30-$50 consistent with day consistent with individual): $$450-$750. You forgot parking ($15 on the park, probably greater for the inn) What approximately souvenirs?
anonymous
2008-05-06 15:22:40 UTC
this site can help you use priceline better/understand it

www.biddingfortravel.com
anonymous
2008-05-06 00:00:58 UTC
There are lots of tips here. http://www.socalthemeparks.com

As far as hotels are concerned, here is a list of hotels around Disneyland

http://www.socalthemeparks.com/disneyland-hotels.html

or just use the Kayak engine on that page to search and compare over 120 hotels at once.
meh.
2008-05-05 23:48:22 UTC
ooooh! go to the Hilton...god i cant remember where it was located but it was good service, very nice, and has all of the above which u added... niceee inside pool...and it had a shuttle service that actually took u straight from the hotel to the park...hope this is good ^.^http://www1.hilton.com/en_US/hi/hotel/ORLDWHH-Hilton-located-in-the-WALT-DISNEY-WORLD-Resort-Florida/index.do
anonymous
2008-05-05 23:49:41 UTC
ooohhhh....That`s really cool.....

Wish I were you...

You`ll meet disney Princess (that`s my dreams)
anonymous
2008-05-06 08:29:49 UTC
I hope you don't mind but I have to fill you in that six days is way too long for Disneyland. Disneyland is relatively small in comparison to Disneyworld and at best 2 days and you will have seen and experienced everything possible. You might want to split your time between the Disneyland area and possibly a beach community or take a trip south to San Diego or North to Los Angeles.



As far as hotels go, for $100 a night your best bet is to do Priceline. You'll get a much nicer hotel that way.
anonymous
2008-05-05 23:48:58 UTC
its called the motel of jackson give your kids to that motel then u have a break away from them
dr_nigel_c
2008-05-06 06:18:16 UTC
Check out the Best Western Park Place Inn & Suites. Literally right across the street from the Disneyland entrance -- you can leave your room and be on Main Street in 5 minutes. Free breakfast, wi-fi, etc. etc.

http://www.resideo.com/us/california/anaheim/63338962.hotel



Also a good choice is the Park Vue Inn -- it's within walking distance, and they've got a special going on -- 15% off the regular rate, and free breakfast: $92/night

http://www.resideo.com/us/california/anaheim/01705432.hotel



Hope that helps!







edited to add: That's the problem with Priceline -- you never know exactly what place you're going to get. For me, I pick the hotel I want (based on location & amenities), then I find the best price for it and book it that way. In specific cases like this, going with Priceline is a mistake -- you could be stuck well away from Disneyland, and that's not worth the money.



Is this the Travelodge you're looking at?

http://www.resideo.com/us/california/anaheim/23696184.hotel


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