I have been a Disney lover since I was very young. Although my first trip wasn't until I was 17 years old due to where I lived, the Disney love as well as Disney movies and memorabilia have always been a part of my life. My first trip to Disney, like I mentioned, was when I was 17. That day, in February 2000, was the beginning of an entirely new path of my life. I have been so blessed to have been able to visit the park more times than I can remember since then, sharing my passion for it with so many different people. Disneyland has been an escape for hard times, a stepping stone for new beginnings, and an escape from life's trials to my family and I, and to those things I couldn't be more grateful!
Disneyland has an energy unlike any other place. From the power washed concrete to the spectacular fireworks displays, Disney spares no expense when it comes to keeping up on the dream of an amazing legendary man, Walt Disney. On Harbor Blvd, life is hectic. Cars are buzzing by, the freeways roar, and the stresses of life continue to plague you. But 8/10 of a mile away, into the entry gates of the park, those decorative ticket booths and freshly planted flower displays offer an escape. Life slows down, and people become citizens. Every sound from the Disneyland RailRoad on Main Street to the nostalgic tune of 'It's a Small Word' in Fantasyland, there are tunes to entice your senses and give you a feeling of calm. Oh, how I love this place. 



Topic Easy Access
- Travel: By Plane or Car, the deals
- Hotels: Sleeping on a Budget
- Hotels: Reviews and Comments
- The Scoop on Tickets
- Dining: from Corn Dogs to Wine Tasting
- Infants and Toddlers, the Littlest Mousketeers
- Height Requirements for Rides
- Common Questions, And My Answers
- Additional MUST KNOW Info
- A Look at My Love for Disney
My Love for Disney
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