This picture is a bit deceiving, as my son has the “pizzette” away from his face toward the camera. I’m typically pretty complimentary when it comes to food at the Disneyland Resort. I usually feel that the price and quantity are fair given the...
Believe it or not, we had never taken the kids on the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party in all of their years going to Disneyland. In November, while at Disneyland with all three kids alone, I felt like it was time. I learned two things–the...
Walt Disney was a perfectionist and wanted only the best of the best for Disneyland. Back in 1955, while building his dream amusement park, Walt Disney spent $22,000 for a derelict merry-go-round in Sunnyside Park in Toronto Canada that became King Arthur Carrousel. Just...
Greetings, Babes In Disneyland readers! ‘Tis I, Mike, a former Disneyland Jungle Cruise skipper and now the proprietor of a cobwebbed corner of the internet known as “Jungle is 101 ,” at your service and here today for your edification as a guest blogger. Thanks,...
In the spring I wrote about the Bibbi Bobbidi Boutique’s (BBB) scheduled spring opening. This store/salon celebrated its grand opening in April and it’s been turing little girls into princesses and boys into knights ever since. Geared mostly for little girls, BBB offers a...
On February 6, the beloved Disneyland attraction “it’s a small world” once again set sail after months and months of major refurbishments. Complete with the premiere of a new “Spirit of America” scene, new musical enhancements, and a new look for some of the...
After a very, very long closure “it’s a small world” has reopened dressed in its holiday finest. Complete with fresh paint in and out and most notably new boats, this attraction did not disappoint. And considering the long 40 minute or more wait, I...