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Originally Posted by DiZ NeE O8
well, we are going for 8 days 7 nights for sure that all work will give us at a time.
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You can do a lot in a week.. Depending on how much time you want to spend at Disneyland/California Adventure, 4 days would allow you to enjoy the parks at a slow pace, and still give you time to do things in Southern California..
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Originally Posted by DiZ NeE O8
and the budget, I really have no idea it all depends but I would like to keep it cheap. lol!hopefully not expensive. like I have no Idea about airlines i've only been on a plane once and my brother paid and did it all and I was 12 so I have no experience with that.
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Airlines are fickle, but if you go through expedia, you can find tickets that might be cheaper, depending on the time you fly and what day of the week as well.
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Originally Posted by DiZ NeE O8
I know for sure I want to see the chinese theater, the soda fountain place, and some of the bigger attractions like we heard about nottsberry farm( I think thats what its called I'm sorry if I mess it up.) and the fact that it is full of roller coasters just drives me crazy to go there even more. I was reading on another forum that Universal over there is A LOT worse than the one here and I think the one here is horrible so thats out.
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Um, Knottsberry Farm really doesn't have a lot of rollercoasters.. I think you're seeing Six Flags..
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Originally Posted by DiZ NeE O8
I know my g/f wants to go to all or some of the hotspots if time permits.
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There would be four days, which would allow you a day trip (if you drive) to San Diego, or, if you fly, a day trip to San Francisco, or possibly both. SouthWest Airlines can be affordably cheap within the state. And just spending a day at Fisherman's Wharf and Chinatown would be worth the cost..
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Originally Posted by DiZ NeE O8
I was reading into the nearby hotel forum and I had looked into them online and I think I would rather spend the money on the nights stays and keep my DVC points for WDW
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The cheapest place to get hotel rooms would be to use Priceline. Go for the best hotels, and you can get them dirt cheap. I use them exclusively at Disneyland, and haven't been disappointed yet..
