When my husband and I find ourselves kid-free at the Disneyland Resort, we like to have a “date night” in the parks. This might include enjoying a rare quiet meal (sans sippy cups) at Carthay Circle Restaurant before hitting the more thrilling attractions that our son isn’t tall enough to ride yet. Even relaxing at the pool with a cold drink, taking a leisurely stroll through the shops and galleries (without hitting the toy section!), or relaxing on a bench while enjoying a favorite Disneyland Resort snack can be great ways to experience the resort through an adult’s eyes.

I really enjoy being able to take an hour or more if possible to enjoy a massage or pedicure at Mandara Spa. Mandara Spa is located in the Grand Californian Hotel and is an excellent place to relax and unwind after a long day in the parks. (Pedicure at Mandara is $ 65
Basic Massage is $ 130)


Those are our favorites. Now… share yours! We’d love to hear what you have to say!
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Kendra–What does the $65 pedicure include? That’s a bit steep. I’m not surprised, but curious. LOL.
All great ideas, I hadn’t thought of any of them!
My husband is not a fan of crowds or high prices so him and DLand don’t mix ;). So, when I’m kids free, I go with my best friends! We do the big kid rides, and splurge on treats we don’t have to share with our mini-me’s. 🙂
My most relaxing day in the last 6 years (not even kidding) is when I was kids free with my bestie in April for the entire day–opening til’ closing. My hubby took the kids and babysat and I got to play. It’s such a different experience without kids.