Not the Sign You Want to See in Front of Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland
PROFOUND FAIL:
April and I were most disappointed on today’s Disneyland Sabbath. (We received annual passes this year for our birthdays and now try and go at least twice a month, usually first thing on Sunday mornings right when the park opens and lines are nonexistent.) It was the first trip EVER in which we had to miss the best ride in the park.
However, our failure to procure a proper dosage of “Yo ho, Yo ho, a Pirate’s Life for Me!” was offset by the opportunity to see the park and several of our favorite attractions in their Halloween modes.
Seen riding the tram to the park:
And standing in line minutes before the gates opened:
And in the middle of Main Street there was the most peculiar sight…









I don’t do thrill rides, for a variety of reasons, but I took some vicarious pleasure in your exploration of the artistry at work at Disneyland.
Thank you. Mission accomplished then.
i recently avoided a middle of the week trip to disneyland with a couple of newbie parents and their little incessant whiners; when they returned (12 hours later- i live 20 minutes from disneyland) i was so glad i didnt go
later, a boredom inspired google search (“disneyland sucks…”)led me to this interesting thread:
http://www.tikiroom.com/tikicentral/bb/viewtopic.php?topic=26509&forum=6&173
Dammit. For the first time since 2001, I have no plans for a Disney World vacation this year, and you post this stuff…
Sorry. It’s only going to get worse.