Posted by: amazedncal2
I need to replace our 26 year old electric cooktop. I had never heard of induction cooking until I started looking at prices/brands for replacement. Does anyone have opinions/advice on whether I should stick with what I know (electric) or go with induction. No chance of going to gas as I don’t want to run the gas lines as an added expense.
Thanks!
Posted by: teddibubbles
This topic is for Discussion of LP Lotion: Alice Davis Gets a Window on Main Street
Complete coverage of the ceremony awarding Alice Davis a Window on Main Street including a complete video and an interview with Alice.
very nice. fun video
Posted by: Mickeymouseclub
This topic is for Discussion of Latest: Disneyland Resort Ticket Prices Go Up on Sunday. Premium AP Will Be $649.
Disney has announced a significant ticket price increase going into effect on Sunday, May 20th. Here are the new prices:
| Ticket | Ages 10+ | Ages 3-9 |
| 5-Day Park Hopper | $290 | $270 |
| 5-Day 1-Park Per Day | $260 | $240 |
| 4-Day Park Hopper | $275 | $255 |
| 4-Day 1-Park Per Day | $245 | $225 |
| 3-Day Park Hopper | $250 | $235 |
| 3-Day 1-Park Per Day | $220 | $205 |
| 2-Day Park Hopper | $200 | $188 |
| 2-Day 1-Park Per Day | $170 | $158 |
| 1-Day Park Hopper | $125 | $119 |
| 1-Day 1-Park | $87 | $81 |
1-Park Per Day admits guest to one theme park each day of use. Park choices are: Disneyland park or Disney California Adventure park.
Park Hopper option entitles guest to visit both theme parks on each day of use.
| Premium | $649 |
| Deluxe | $469 |
| Southern California* | $329 |
| Southern California Select* | $269 |
Deluxe, Southern California and Select Passport holders can add parking for an additional $129 per year.
*Valid proof of Southern California residency required for purchase and use.
Is the price increase for the Premium Pass only? That seems high. What is it for renewal or purchase today?
Not much notice. I guess everybody has rushed to DL today …
Posted by: 1Gee1
I was surprised to see so many dogs at Disneyland lately! I’m not talking about official Guide Dogs or true service dogs, I’m talking about little “companion” dogs. Last Monday, I must have seen at least 8 little dogs (various Terrier-types, a Pekingese, and others). One was in a stroller, one was riding in the basket of an electric scooter, others were on typical leashes. Only one was wearing a homemade t-shirt that said, “Therapy Dog.”
Among other issues, I began to wonder about them relieving themselves. Well, Disneyland thought about that too…there are Doggy “Potty Yards” (complete with fire hydrants) around. Have you noticed them? I took photos of three of them, one on Main Street–near the Tomorrowland entrance, another next to IASM, and a third near Big Thunder Ranch. Photos are at: http://s1194.photobucket.com/a…neyland/
I hope this doesn’t get out of hand in the parks! I know that it’s important for some people to have their pets with them, but really? At Disneyland? I guess some dogs are trained not to lift their leg or squat impulsively, but it’s a long walk between “Potty Yards”! Also, it could pose a hazard if the leash trips someone or a doggy snaps at a child. I thought that’s why they had the kennel outside the gates!
Just my opinion…
Posted by: morefun
This is really nice. The Haunted Mansion Cast Member evening picture day. Enjoy!
link too: http://youtu.be/poz0AQ2gX5U
Posted by: utahjosh
Does anyone have a number that goes directly to city hall?
Posted by: Malin
I have just come back from Disneyland Paris with many thoughts which I’ll share a bit later. But many positives things to report and a few negatives. The worst one being how shocking some of the Animatronics and various ride effects were in the various attractions. Main ones being Pirates and Phantom Manor. Some minor improvements were made during the week. But I know a lot of the problems were evident last month. And that’s even more shocking that these issues have yet to be fixed. Don’t let pictures of refurbishments that some have been posting on various message boards fool you. Yeah the park looks good on the outside but the same love and care has not been shown to the attractions. I’ll rant on this a bit more later and in my view a Resort suffering in ride capacity, entertainment, and we even had the Characters go on strike on one of the days. But I’ll also report back on the positives like how amazing Disney Dreams the new show was and some other stuff.
Posted by: friarthe
I didn’t see photos linked anywhere on the board, so I’ve posted a few from the new Cinderella’s Castle tour at TDL:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/6…5390414/
It’s nowhere near the atmospheric villain-themed tour they used to have in Tokyo, but the various dioramas telling the Cinderella story are artistically done and worth checking out.
While poking around, I also stumbled across someone else’s *much* better photos of the great “Easter Egg Hunt” going on at Tokyo Disneyland these days, with character-themed “eggs” hidden around the park:
http://poohstravels.com/2011/0…neyland/
Enjoy!
Posted by: FaMulan
http://disneyparks.disney.go.c…es-2012/
Disneyland Resort Ticket Options
Ticket Ages 10+ Ages 3-9
5-Day Park Hopper $290 $270
5-Day 1-Park Per Day $260 $240
4-Day Park Hopper $275 $255
4-Day 1-Park Per Day $245 $225
3-Day Park Hopper $250 $235
3-Day 1-Park Per Day $220 $205
2-Day Park Hopper $200 $188
2-Day 1-Park Per Day $170 $158
1-Day Park Hopper $125 $119
1-Day 1-Park $87 $81
Disneyland Resort Annual Passports
Premium $649
Deluxe $469
Southern California* $329
Southern California Select* $269
Posted by: ShannonA
If I could post images here, I’d embed it but….
You can view it at: http://wdwprepschool.com/infog…y-world/