The City of Angels

December 9th, 2009 Malcolm

The Mail-Boomer. You got strapped into seats staring out at the rest of the Park, then got shot to the top in the blink of an eye, then "rubber-banded" back to the bottom, then you kinda bounced up and down for a while. It was pretty freaky, but fun!

Just a tame rocket ship ride, mainly for the kiddies, but hey it was "free".

The Screamer doing a loop da loop. I didn

Bear Mountain. Notice the bear shaped rock at the top of the water climb.

Entrance to the Disneyland Adventure Park - California.*Yawn*

Travel Location: Los-Angeles,United-States

Travel About: theme-park

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Los Angeles is great if you like the heat (or Air Conditioning) and if you have heaps of money to spend on all the entertainment available. Highly recommend Disneyland to any families or big kids out there.

San Diego Zoo was good value, but couldn’t help but think that I would have enjoyed the next day at the other side of the Disneyland Park more. Oh well, next time aye.

Hey ho, let’s Go!

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