If things weren’t amazing enough during the day, when the sun came down and the lights came on around the park things looked spectacular.
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Everyone loves a parade, and this was a great one featuring characters from Pixar’s biggest movies. There was Cars, Finding Nemo, A Bugs Life, The Advengers and the crowd favorite Toy Story. Read the rest of Pixar Parade
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The centerpiece of Disney California Adventure is Pleasure pier a tribute to the amusement piers that dot its coast like Santa Monica Pier. This are had all the favorites, a huge ferris wheel, great rollercoaster and a lot of seaside like attractions. The big ticket item was the Toy Story arcade ride, here you got […] Read the rest of Pleasure Pier
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Wet to the bone is probably the best way to explain this experience, but it was pretty fun. Read the rest of White river rafting
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This place is incredible, Disney is reported to have spent 1.1 BILLION dollars (yes billion) on this brand new world and you can see every cent. The details are amazing so accurate to the movie. The highlight of the area is the huge canyon backdrop that spans a few hundred metres wide and would be […] Read the rest of Radiator Springs
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This was a pretty cool ride although probably tailored to a younger audience without too many bumps or jolts. You journey through the world of Monsters inc, one highlight too dark to take photos with was going through the factory where all the doors zoom around. Outside the attraction Sully was there to greet visitors. Read the rest of Monsters Inc
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Our first taste of Disney was the fun Muppets 3D, set in a very authentic Muppet theatre it contained all the stupidity you expect, with dump jokes from Fozzie, crazy stunts from Gonzo, Sam the Eagle being outraged and Miss Piggy being her usual diva self. Some of the characters were live including the two […] Read the rest of Its the Muppets 3D
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We finish of our first day of our Californian coastal drive at a small seaside village called Morro Bay. The town had an enormous rock just of the shoreline that you could drive up to it was pretty stunning. There wasn’t too much in the town other than a few seaside dining establishments and plenty […] Read the rest of Morro Bay
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We headed down the scenic coast and arrived at Monterey, once a fishing village but now one of the coast’s biggest tourist towns. There was a huge squid port with plenty of attractions and shops selling every conceivable souvineer. There were plenty of seals and even some otters basking in the sun. Read the rest of Monterey
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