Finally we were in the financial position to be able to take our kids to Disneyland. It was something that my folks were never able to do when we were growing up, and I was determined to take my kids before they got too old. Well, our youngest is 6 and the eldest is 14 but you wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between the amount of excitement they are both feeling right now. I have to admit though, the thought of all those thousands of dollars we are going to spend is really daunting. There’s a big part of me that feels reluctant to do it. You can imagine my relief when my sister told me about the Disneyland Travel Guide.
Years ago a cast member from Disney World in Florida, named Beth Haworth, watched in amazement at the amount of money that was being spent at Disney World. She knew there were some great bargains to be had if these tourists knew where to look. She also knew that there were ways that you could miss the queues, and if you were stuck in one, which line to stand in if you want it to go faster! This woman had seen it all and had the idea to document it for people like us, trying to give our family the best holiday possible on the budget that we have.
Sure, there are plenty of Disneyland information books that tell you to turn up on a rainy day in the off season if you want to save and not get stuck in lines. But the Disneyland Travel Guide gives you all the best information on how to save during peak seasons in the nicest of weather. This is for the family that wants to do as much as they can with their dollar whilst on vacation.
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July 13th, 2010 at 11:12 pm
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