Cosmic Commando
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If you want to, you can pretty easily do Pirates, then Soarin', and then Midway Mania. At WDW, it would probably be an hour of travel time.
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AswaySuller
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My advice would be don't visit in September.
Don't bother with a dining plan... And we found a 3 day hopper plenty.
Don't bother with a dining plan... And we found a 3 day hopper plenty.
Whats wrong with Sept? LOL I was JUUUUST looking at the first week of Sept!
Thank you to everyone so much for the replies
Californian Elitist
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Whats wrong with Sept? LOL I was JUUUUST looking at the first week of Sept!
Thank you to everyone so much for the replies
LOL, I think Suller said that because Haunted Mansion and Space Mountain go down for Halloween overlays. Mansion is down for two weeks and Space is down for 2-3 days. Something to think about.
OOOO! Thank you, I must have missed that...LOL
Californian Elitist
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Your welcome! Unless you want to see the Halloween overlays? They're different from their original selves.
Cosmic Commando
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Yeah, Space is only closed for a few days, so it's unlikely it would be closed even for just a whole four day trip. Mansion closes in August and reopens when Halloweentime officially begins in the Sept 10-15 range.
AswaySuller
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Space Mountain was closed for at least 3 days for its Halloween overlay last week.
The first week in September is usually safe but I'm not sure if Halloween starts early this year at the parks because the HM was closed out entire stay.
The first week in September is usually safe but I'm not sure if Halloween starts early this year at the parks because the HM was closed out entire stay.
Cosmic Commando
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Space was closed 10-13 this year... so four days.
Walt Disney1955
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I stayed at the Ayres Inn in early September. It is 3 miles from Disneyland but almost better than you are out of the way of the more busy areas. I checked the prices for HOJO and Desert Inn and such and Ayres was so much better, although I got a heck of a deal too. The rooms are very nice and clean. There is an outdoor pool and hot tub and workout room. There is also breakfast served every morning. I am talking about a "real" breakfast. Pancakes, sausage, hashbrowns, fruit, cereal, toast, etc. That is one less meal to drop money on. We ate breakfast every morning. Plus you are very close to the highway 5 which gets you to L.A. But more importantly you'll be at Disneyland in 5 minutes.
AswaySuller
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we stayed at the Radisson in Buena park... about 8 mins from DL and perfectly nice little suites.