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After visiting all 12 Disney Parks around the World including multiple trips out to Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai & Paris in the last several years, Here’s our updated ranking for 2024: ✈️ 🏰🌋✨🇯🇵🇭🇰🇨🇳🇫🇷🇺🇸
Target is offering a $10 Target gift card for every $100 Disney gift card you buy. And if you use your RedCard, you get another 5% off.
Basically almost 15% in value back when you think about it. You’re paying $95.50 for a $100 gift card, plus you get a $10 Target gift card.
Incredible! This Pepsi bottle we brought home from Shanghai Disneyland still works perfectly! We just added water and it works even better now!
Yup! Disneyland & Walt Disney World need to do this with their Coca Cola bottles too 🤯🤯🤯🥤
🤯 🤯 Shanghai Disneyland came up with something really cool for its 10th anniversary! This Pepsi Bottle does something we have NEVER seen before, and It’s only $2.70.
Fun fact: Shanghai Disneyland is also the only Disney park that sells Pepsi products! 🥤🏰🥳
@FrankenFaded At the end of the day, saving $206 is saving $206. Whether the park sucks or not, you still get a fun road trip out of it and have money left over.
Saving tip: Instead of buying the $375 Prestige Pass at Six Flags Magic Mountain, take a road trip up to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom near San Francisco and get it for $169.
That’s $206 in savings! While you’re up there, explore SF and visit the Walt Disney Family Museum.
If you’re a family of 4, skip the $375 Knott’s season passes and make a fun road trip up to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom to buy them instead!
Save $824 for 4 people & you get to explore San Francisco, Santa Cruz Boardwalk, and enjoy an awesome family road trip along the way 🚙
Saving tip: Instead of buying the $375 Prestige Pass at Six Flags Magic Mountain, take a road trip up to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom near San Francisco and get it for $169.
That’s $206 in savings! While you’re up there, explore SF and visit the Walt Disney Family Museum.
For us, we would totally make the 7 hour drive up! It’s only about $60 in gas one way. We get to explore San Francisco, Santa Cruz Boardwalk, and Sacramento along the way. Plus, we’re buying 2 passes, so that’s $412 in savings. Still come out ahead and get a road trip out of it!
@Park_Journey@CAGreatAmerica Think we might drive up to buy our prestige season pass there as it’s only $169 vs $375 at Magic Mountain. $206 saving. And allows us to visit the Bay Area.
Crazy fact: It took 10 YEARS to build a simple underpass on Fullerton Road in Rowland Heights so cars can drive underneath the train tracks. Just opened last week.
We pass by here all the time since our local AMC and Costco are nearby. Just insane how long this took to open! 🤦♂️
We were looking at our flight stats on Flighty app and realized we’ve flown more miles this year than ever before!
We are at 101,521 miles across 40 flights with 15 different airlines, and there’s still another month and a half left in the year. ✈️ 🌎
Still disappointed Universal Studios Hollywood hasn't had any Chinese New Year activities or decorations in a few years. Meanwhile, Disney California Adventure goes all out!
@canyon247 When all the window shades are closed and the plane is shaking, it feels scary. But somehow, looking out the window and seeing the open sky makes it feel less scary.
Ugh! We are experiencing some rough turbulence right now! Looking out the window somehow makes us feel a little more comfortable.
Here’s a video showing just how much an airplane wing flexes during turbulence.😬✈️