Disneyland Evaluation

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I will be evaluating the theme park Disneyland. I will be deciding if Disneyland is a good theme park to vacation at. I will be showing that Disneyland is a theme park that people should visit because it creates good memories and it has rides for people young and old. Even though the price is higher than other parks like it, you are paying for quality and lastly there are fun activities for adults too. Firstly, Disneyland is a great place to create memories whether you are young or old. There’s so much to do in this theme park. There are all of the rides of course. Each ride is different and creates a thrilling experience. And a souvenir is a sure way to remember your trip. The bestselling souvenir is unsurprisingly Mickey Ears. …show more content…
From small children all the way up to adults, you can always find something that you will enjoy. The Disneyland Park is separated into different sections based on the rides housed within them. The full list includes, “Main Street, USA, Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, Tommorowland, New Orleans Square, Critter Country, and Mickey’s Toontown” (Disneyland). All of these sections of Disneyland are unique with different themes, if not rides. Critter Country is full of rides that are geared especially for young children. While most of the other districts are made to be enjoyed by all …show more content…
Somewhere for adults to relax is, “Mandara Spa at Disney Grand Californian Hotel and Spa” (Attractions). This spa can give you a relaxing escape from all the crowds and lines that usually dominate Disneyland. Another place adults can enjoy themselves is, “Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen – Flambeaux’s Jazz Club” (Attractions). This is a restaurant with jazz playing all day; but then it turns into a full on jazz club at night for adults to enjoy. And another place for adults to enjoy their trip to Disneyland is, “The House of Blues Stage” (Attractions). This is a place geared toward teens and adults that features famous artists along with up and coming artists from the area. Overall there are quite a few places for adults to enjoy themselves at Disneyland if they want to skip the lines for all the

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