DISQUS

This doesn't surprise me. Although this is a way cool hotel, the staff and customer service suck. I am totally grossed out knowing that I recently swam laps in this pool!

Eating at the park is one of my favorite things to do; Monte Cristos at The Blue Bayou, Fried Chicken at the Plaza Inn, and Chicken Strips at Stage Door the Golden Horseshoe. Rarely do I buy a beverage though; the food is what makes the experience special, not the Coca-Cola brand drink. So, I usually do water. About the only "snack" I indulge is a Tinkerbell Twist over at the Fantasia Freeze...if you are ever in a crash and burn mode, ready to keel over from exhaustion, try one of those, as the sour watermelon/sour apple twisted together will pick you right up. The popcorn is also pretty good at the park too, especially if you get a fresh batch. I once bought an apple at a Main Street cart...never again. $1.50 was pretty high for the low quality fruit that I received. So, I would echo your sentiments about staying away from the beverages and snacks if you want to save money. I also try to limit myself to food that is only available at the park; if it is something unique to Disneyland, you don't feel so bad about paying a higher price.

Welcome back, Josh - it's about time! Don't let the negative comments get to you; those idiots can move onto another blog.
Dave

That is a cool one, but the eyes are pretty freaky! The lengths people will go to...
Thanks for sharing!

here's the link to the correct version:
http://davelandweb.com/disneyland/images/VP21A2_NAD_CityHall.jpg

I also have a copy of this Panavue slide on my website; the one you show is backwards. Great blog btw!