Ride recommendations for Disneyland
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This page is for people who want to get an idea of what some of the Disneyland rides are and what I think of them. I know Disneyland better than the back of my hand and could never get lost. Even though I never use and don't need a map, I take one anyway. I don't know why though.I've been to Disneyland about 13 times and am still going! My favorite princess is either Sleeping Beauty, Belle or Ariel. They are in order of favorite. I will also be reviewing rides from California Adventure on another page.
Enjoy!
Fantasyland
Fantasyland is a land that is meant more for kids (for the most part) and has a lot of princess things and shops. Lot's of fun... and little kids in strollers.
Ride:
Alice in Wonderland- This ride is really relaxing because your buggy car thing tilts a bit. It's better for smaller kids but that doesn't mean that other people won't enjoy it. If I had time, I would go on it.
Casey Jr. Circus Train- I used to love this ride when I was a kid. The train is from the movie Dumbo. The cars are things like lion cages and on the last car, you can go backwards! The ride is more for little kids though. Again, I would go on it if I had time, but it's not my first priority.
Dumbo the Flying Elephant- On this ride, you go up in a dumbo elephant and spin around in a big circle. You can control the height of where you are flying for the most part. You can also go up, down, up, down.
It's a Small World- One time my brother, Grandpa and Dad got stuck for an hour in this ride and had to watch little doll hula dancers shake their hips. My brother hasn't gone on that ride since. The ride is well air-conditioned so if you're really hot in the summer and need a break, go on it's a small world. The artwork will amaze you. They probably put a lot of time into it. You're in a boat and see all the different ethnicities of the world and hear the song in several different languages.
King Arthur Carousel- There's not much to say about this ride but that it's a merry-go-round and little kids would probably like it. They remodeled it a while ago.
Mad Tea Party- I Loooooove this ride. You are in teacups and you spin around and round and you can control how fast you go, but I think that it's only worth it if you use all your muscles to spin the wheel around as fast as you can! Totally worth your time.
Matterhorn Bobsleds- This ride is the best! You're in a bobsled and you swirve and turn and dip, dodging the abomnible snowmen. Very entertaining, not really for little kids. More pre-teens and up. So worth your time, go on it every day!
Mr. Toad's Wild Ride- This is a really chaotic ride full of fun. You're in a car and lot's of things happen. You end up inside a dragon where it's really hot and I won't tell you if you ever get out of it, but I will tell you that one time, my grandpa went on it and in the dragon his glasses got fogged up! It wasn't that hot though.
Peter Pan's Flight- I like this ride because you fly in a pirate ship two by two and see the world below. It's not a good idea to bring something valuble in case you drop it. You might never see it again.
Pinocchio's Daring Journey- I don't remember much about this ride, but it was pretty good. Very entertaining for the young ones. Not like babies though.
Snow White's Scary Adventures- When they say scary, they mean it. It was kinda traumatizing for me with the old witch lady person and all, but 5-10 yr olds would probably like it. Maybe. It depends though.
Storybook Land Canal Boats- I loved this ride so much when I was a kid, but it had a really long line all the time. You get in a boat, then go through the whale from Pinocchio and then there's more themed areas from movies. Nice relaxing ride. It's sort of like a tour of a little river area.
