Thank you for the post-it note tip, my son is autistic (and we don’t live in America to have known this) and the auto flushing would definitely scare him and making trips to the toilet a nightmare ❤
I would highly recommend people to bring an umbrella with UPF! We brought ours from Coolibar, and you don’t know how many times we repeatedly said how grateful we were of bringing it. While everyone was sweating and getting sunburned, we were cool as a cucumber. A regular umbrella won’t work for the sun because you can feel the heat go through the fabric of the umbrella. It gets steamy underneath. Not with a 50+ UPF umbrella! We were saving our spots for the parade for an hour, and we were not sweating at all. My husband even took a nap, and he really can’t withstand heat at all. We also wore UPF clothing from Coolibar, and that kept us really cool and protected from the sun. I promise this is not a Coolibar ad. 😂 They’re really awesome though.
I’m sensitive to extreme heat and used an umbrella with UPF protection, it works. Even had several people asking about it and wish they had one. California sun is hot.
I've been looking at Disneyland hacks for over 6 months now, and your Post-It Note hack is the first "OMG hell yes!" moment!!! SUCH a great idea, thank you. This mama bear is already grateful for the help that's going to provide.
I never thought of the post it notes! My daughter is terrified of the auto flush and she’s now 8 and still scares her. I have to go in with her and hold my hand over it until she’s done. This will help immensely so she can go by herself! Thank you!!!!
Yes! I have learned that since. Thank you. I’ve actually bought my own. Well I bought one for my wife, because her phone was nearly dead and I figured it would be helpful to know more about them!
I recently went on a Disneyland trip with two other families and various members wanted to go on Splash Mountain for a farewell ride, but no one wanted to deal with wet shoes and socks. I was prepared though and had packed dollar ponchos and flip flops in a plastic grocery bag for me and my daughter in my park bag. We got on the ride, threw away the ponchos after we got off, and changed back into our regular shoes and socks and continued on our day (the park bag stayed dry thanks to a non-rider). The rest of our party wishes they had planned for that scenario.
Wow, I REALLY liked these tips. Going to for sure bring some metal straws and bracelets for the kids…glow sticks are creative and will probably save some money. Love the Fanny pack idea for the kids too…🤯
You’ll definitely need it in June. The temperature may be good most of the day, but June around here is something called “June Gloom” meaning that there’s a thick cloud cover that will hang around most every day until Noon. There’s potential for June to be hot, but it could also have some brisk mornings.
Love these tips. Post-it trick is so smart for those little ones. And for the kids having their own Fannie pack brilliant. James can even carry his chapstick, too.
I felt so lucky me and my youngest where given Disney pins twice in our St Patty's trip this year. One from staff and one from a park guest. I've never gotten anything free other then that a Disneyland.
The baby station also provides diapers and wipes for purchase, and the first aid station provides bandaids (which of course I would also advise to bring).
I did not know that! (About the baby station). I think we've always had supplies and haven't needed to purchase them. We haven't used the baby stations in quite some years now with our youngest being 5 1/2. But that's great to know. Thanks for sharing!
Exactly. I also found myself needing a pen earlier that day to mark up my Food and Wine passport with items I wanted. But I assumed most folks probably carried pens (had my wife been with me, she would have had one. We got stuck in different parks to start because of what was available for reservations) so didn’t include it in the video.
7:07 - Yes on the jackets. I've live my whole life in a southern central coast CA touristy town and the #1 sold non-food item in the shops for July are sweatshirts. Seriously, people misjudge this so much - H80s/L90s in the day and H50s in the evening/morning. I usually wear jeans and a jacket to our local 4th of July Firework show.
@@SoCalDisneyDad The FuelRods are also yours to keep -- they can be recharged using a cord (which they actually do come with a cord at first purchase), or they can be swapped out at any Fuel Rod location, which includes the hotels, as well as Universal Studios, many hotels all over the nation, etc -- for as long as you have it. (Or for as long as the company is around)
@@elliedote1765 Someone else had mentioned that. Thanks for the info about it coming with a cord. I just assumed it popped out a charger like it does for refills when you first purchase it too.
I always tell people to bring ziplock bags. If you bring the gallon size they are also good for wet clothes. If you have little ones you may have extra clothes for them, but you need somewhere to put their wet clothes. Also works good for "accidents". I highly recommend dry socks during the rainy season. You will be surprised how much better you will feel if you can put on dry socks after you step in a puddle and get your feet wet. Great list. P.s. don't forget if anyone in your group has food allergies to bring snacks for them. Disney is one of the better parks for finding meals that fit special diets, but it is harder for snacks.
All of this is really great, but especially about the snacks. I've often been really surprised they don't have more allergy friendly options, like there's nothing sugar-free anywhere in the park (to my knowledge) and some people legitimately do have a sugar allergy, and then there's some of us who just don't want so much sugar in our diets. 😅
So the virtual queue is only being used for World of Color at the moment. They dropped it on Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway pretty quickly. If you intend to go to World of Color, at noon on the day you go you’ll need to join the virtual queue from the Disneyland app. It’s right there on the home page and really simple to do. Amendment: it looks like Rogers the Musical will be on there too.
Thank you for these helpful tips. 🙏🏽🤗 By the by, the fuel rods have adapters with cables to plug in your phone to charge. Both android and apple adapters are included with the rods.
Some others have mentioned that. Thank you! Any future time I mention then I’ll make sure to have that info. Having never purchased one before I did not know. Thanks again!
Great suggestion! Not so great “reason” for the suggestion. ❤️🔥 I luckily haven’t experienced that, but I’m sure others have and that’s got to be a bummer.
I also bring some Pepto-Bismol chewable tablets. We all like to indulge in the food at Disneyland, but sometimes there are consequences. Another thing I bring is saline and other things for taking care of contacts. A full day can be pretty long there and it can be necessary to refresh your lenses.
Great video! Benjamin sounds very much like my son. He’s 25 now and is still afraid of everything new. Benjamin seems more flexible, so you’re lucky 😉 I always bring ziploc bags! I travel solo and don’t have anyone to share it with, so I save a lot to take back to my room. Also, I just bring fast food plastic straws. I often forget to retrieve it 😂
Love the straw hack! Sometimes it’s a pain to clean out the reusable straws (like if we got a milkshake), but I love how the metal straw gets frosted over and keep my drink cold (the colder the better in my eyes).
For sure I see people walking around the parks wearing shorts when it’s 45 degrees outside. I always think they’re a little crazy because meanwhile I’m 🥶 😂🤣
SoCal also has the worst-tasting water at all restaurants. I always bring some from home into Disneyland a large metal water bottle. Ceres Chill is my favorite.
I bring small party bubbles for in the lines. All the kids love them. My son is older now and likes to blow bubbles for the little kids. Also fruit snacks and mini packs of mms.
When your at Monsters inc, ask for a "buddy pass" from the CM in the front. Groups of 2 or 2 with a little (1 row) skip the line by going through the exit.
Yeah, great little tip. The Monster line has been so bad since they added it to Fast Pass right before Covid shutdown, and now on G+. Toy Story sometimes does the same, and it's called "Moving Buddy," but it's been super rare that they use it anymore.
you can get free water from any place that serves drinks. just ask, and if the person is really friendly they will give you a large cup of water with ice for free
You can definitely bring your own straws. Doesn’t matter the material. Ours are metal, but plastic is fine. It’s not a zoo where they’re concerned about animals. It’s totally a “green” decision on the part of Disney to go to paper.
also mostly during the hot months, sun screen and baby powder, because chaffing is no laughing matter. but if you find yourself in need like me, the nurses office next to the hot dog on a stick stand will provide the powder for those painful moments
Great suggestions! I needed the sunscreen on Monday. It's been so dreary lately I didn't even think about it. The sun came out around Noon and I came home looking like a lobster.
Our family has "magic ponchos" it's a family joke because whenever we pack ponchos it doesn't rain, but if we forget them...watch out for storms. Bring your ponchos and see if they are "magic"😊
@@user-jy7mn8jp2g It’s been awhile since I made this video, so I’m not 100% positive what you’re referring to. But if you mean microwaves inside baby care centers, they are only for use for babies for bottle warming or similar. Not just anyone can walk in and use the microwave.
May Gray comes before June Gloom. It could be a little chilly in the mornings but the sun should make an appearance after noon when the marine layer (thick blanket of clouds) burns off and it could warm all the way up to 80s, then will drop back to the 50/60s after dark. When I look back at past footage from May, I usually find us wearing jackets still, but even on my most recent visit (Thursday), it warmed up to 72 and I took my jacket off for 4-5 hours. The day started off at 52 though. Because of the arid climate, temperatures can fluctuate as much as 40 degrees in a day here.
💯 on the straws...we're taking a set this go around because our straws were getting thick and soggy halfway through our drinks last time and we had to keep grabbing extras
Omg this is fantastic information! I'm a Floridian, WDW AP holder, so we do most of these suggestions here. Except a blanket & sweater. Unless Florida participates in winter. Lol. We're coming in October. October 13th is our first day in town. Can anyone tell me if we should we bring sweaters? Also, should we bring umbrellas? We were bringing ponchos. I wouldn't have thought about these 2 things.
October is one of our hottest months of the year. I would say September and October are the two months where jackets aren’t necessary. Even in the evening. You could bring an umbrella just in case, but they’re also our two driest months of the year with wildfires being common then.
@@SoCalDisneyDad thank you so much for the information!!!!!!! I just came across your video, and I'm on my 3rd video right now. Thank you so much for your helpful videos!
@@thomaschurch3379 Ah! I bought that on Amazon too. I just didn’t remember that ever making it on camera, which is why I assumed Amy’s. Here’s mine: amzn.to/3mnneVa
Tell me about it!! It's crazy. 60 degrees, overcast (not so unusual, but all day overcast is, it's usually gone by noon), and RAIN. The weather is nicer in dreary Pennsylvania where I grew up (80 degrees and sunshine). That's not right. Not right at all.
September is our hottest month of the year. And October is pretty toasty too. You definitely won’t need jackets at the end of September. Expect 90s and sunny every day. It’s wildfire season, so there shouldn’t be any rain either.
Hasn’t ever happened to me so it wasn’t something I was thinking of, but it’s an excellent suggestion! Thank you for adding it here for other viewers who read the comments!
Is that an umbrella? You might be surprised to find out that it has rained around 50 days in the last 6 months. That it is raining right this very minute at Disneyland, and that there are two days of rain on the next 10 day forecast as well.
Nonono. I am the genius. My kids have always worn their own butt pack; carry their own sunscreen, emergency info, poncho, besides snacks. Originated by the Unofficial Guide to Disneyland, who were the original geniuses, of course.
@@SoCalDisneyDad thank you for your videos. Im an older mom with a 4 and 5 year old, I started all over in my older age and your videos have helped me to prepare for an up coming trip to Disneyland. Boy has everything changed from back with my 28 year old son... Disneyland seems so complicated compared to back in 1995... I have been binge watching your videos, I want to keep up with my two little ones so they're not shorted because of my age. Once again, thank u so much! 💕
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Thank you for the post-it note tip, my son is autistic (and we don’t live in America to have known this) and the auto flushing would definitely scare him and making trips to the toilet a nightmare ❤
I’m so glad it helped you! I hope you have a magical trip when you visit.
This is my favorite tip. Totally unexpected, but a great tip.
I would highly recommend people to bring an umbrella with UPF! We brought ours from Coolibar, and you don’t know how many times we repeatedly said how grateful we were of bringing it. While everyone was sweating and getting sunburned, we were cool as a cucumber. A regular umbrella won’t work for the sun because you can feel the heat go through the fabric of the umbrella. It gets steamy underneath. Not with a 50+ UPF umbrella! We were saving our spots for the parade for an hour, and we were not sweating at all. My husband even took a nap, and he really can’t withstand heat at all.
We also wore UPF clothing from Coolibar, and that kept us really cool and protected from the sun.
I promise this is not a Coolibar ad. 😂 They’re really awesome though.
Awesome recommendations!
I’m sensitive to extreme heat and used an umbrella with UPF protection, it works. Even had several people asking about it and wish they had one. California sun is hot.
I've been looking at Disneyland hacks for over 6 months now, and your Post-It Note hack is the first "OMG hell yes!" moment!!! SUCH a great idea, thank you. This mama bear is already grateful for the help that's going to provide.
I never thought of the post it notes! My daughter is terrified of the auto flush and she’s now 8 and still scares her. I have to go in with her and hold my hand over it until she’s done. This will help immensely so she can go by herself! Thank you!!!!
the fuel rods actually do come with a set of various cables and are free to swap throughout the other fuel rod machines in the park
Yes! I have learned that since. Thank you.
I’ve actually bought my own. Well I bought one for my wife, because her phone was nearly dead and I figured it would be helpful to know more about them!
I recently went on a Disneyland trip with two other families and various members wanted to go on Splash Mountain for a farewell ride, but no one wanted to deal with wet shoes and socks. I was prepared though and had packed dollar ponchos and flip flops in a plastic grocery bag for me and my daughter in my park bag. We got on the ride, threw away the ponchos after we got off, and changed back into our regular shoes and socks and continued on our day (the park bag stayed dry thanks to a non-rider). The rest of our party wishes they had planned for that scenario.
Flip flops are a must for Splash. Last time I rode it, at least 6 inches of water washed over my feet.
Oh my goodness. The post it note tip..
My youngest son is terrified of automatic toilets. Thank you so much for this tip!!!!!!
Wow, I REALLY liked these tips. Going to for sure bring some metal straws and bracelets for the kids…glow sticks are creative and will probably save some money. Love the Fanny pack idea for the kids too…🤯
We’ve been using the Fanny pack since this video and it’s awesome. He always has snacks on his person.
The post it note trick is a life saver! And the straws, this video is fantastic!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for the tips! I’m going to DL and DCA next week so this is video came at the perfect time for me 🥰
Awesome! Definitely pack an umbrella or poncho. Rain is on the forecast in Anaheim a few days next week. (And it’s raining there right now)
The post it note is a game changer. I'm going to do that everywhere for my noise-sensitive son! And the kids fanny pack? Mind. Blown.
Thanks!
@@monicatorres1826 Thank you!
We are going to DL in June. I’m glad you said something about the jacket because I was just wondering that the other day. Great tips.
You’ll definitely need it in June. The temperature may be good most of the day, but June around here is something called “June Gloom” meaning that there’s a thick cloud cover that will hang around most every day until Noon. There’s potential for June to be hot, but it could also have some brisk mornings.
Love these tips. Post-it trick is so smart for those little ones. And for the kids having their own Fannie pack brilliant. James can even carry his chapstick, too.
Yes! We will have to pack his own chapstick in there.
I felt so lucky me and my youngest where given Disney pins twice in our St Patty's trip this year. One from staff and one from a park guest. I've never gotten anything free other then that a Disneyland.
The baby station also provides diapers and wipes for purchase, and the first aid station provides bandaids (which of course I would also advise to bring).
I did not know that! (About the baby station). I think we've always had supplies and haven't needed to purchase them. We haven't used the baby stations in quite some years now with our youngest being 5 1/2. But that's great to know. Thanks for sharing!
All of these are really great tips and advice. It’s the little things like zip lock bags that you don’t realize you’ll need until you do need them.
Exactly. I also found myself needing a pen earlier that day to mark up my Food and Wine passport with items I wanted. But I assumed most folks probably carried pens (had my wife been with me, she would have had one. We got stuck in different parks to start because of what was available for reservations) so didn’t include it in the video.
funny how you say 60 is "cold" xD thats perfect t-shirt weather right there
7:07 - Yes on the jackets. I've live my whole life in a southern central coast CA touristy town and the #1 sold non-food item in the shops for July are sweatshirts. Seriously, people misjudge this so much - H80s/L90s in the day and H50s in the evening/morning. I usually wear jeans and a jacket to our local 4th of July Firework show.
Yes!
Yay! You mentioned the rod chargers!! 💕
I did! Thanks for the reminder about those.
@@SoCalDisneyDad The FuelRods are also yours to keep -- they can be recharged using a cord (which they actually do come with a cord at first purchase), or they can be swapped out at any Fuel Rod location, which includes the hotels, as well as Universal Studios, many hotels all over the nation, etc -- for as long as you have it. (Or for as long as the company is around)
@@elliedote1765 Someone else had mentioned that. Thanks for the info about it coming with a cord. I just assumed it popped out a charger like it does for refills when you first purchase it too.
Thank you again for a very informative vlog. Even though I am going solo, the post it note is a great tip for your kiddies. 👍
Thank you!
Post it notes! Amazing!! My daughter always fights me to go to the bathrooms there! I have to threaten to leave and go home until she does!!!
The Zip Lock idea is a great idea
I am packing up the items you listed for my April trip! Thank you so much! Very helpful video!
Awesome! So glad to hear. Hopefully it’ll be a little warmer by then and less rainy (it’s raining right now 🌧️)
I always tell people to bring ziplock bags. If you bring the gallon size they are also good for wet clothes. If you have little ones you may have extra clothes for them, but you need somewhere to put their wet clothes. Also works good for "accidents". I highly recommend dry socks during the rainy season. You will be surprised how much better you will feel if you can put on dry socks after you step in a puddle and get your feet wet. Great list. P.s. don't forget if anyone in your group has food allergies to bring snacks for them. Disney is one of the better parks for finding meals that fit special diets, but it is harder for snacks.
All of this is really great, but especially about the snacks. I've often been really surprised they don't have more allergy friendly options, like there's nothing sugar-free anywhere in the park (to my knowledge) and some people legitimately do have a sugar allergy, and then there's some of us who just don't want so much sugar in our diets. 😅
60 is warm
You also need to bring a twist and sit it weighs 3 pounds and it turns into a chair that can hold 260 pounds. Really good for long lines
Check the website to make sure it is not a banned item. I don't know if it is at Disneyland but sometimes they can be
Hi! Going to disneyland this monday and have been binge watching all your videos especially the genie + tips! Thanks!!!!!
So the virtual queue is only being used for World of Color at the moment. They dropped it on Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway pretty quickly.
If you intend to go to World of Color, at noon on the day you go you’ll need to join the virtual queue from the Disneyland app. It’s right there on the home page and really simple to do.
Amendment: it looks like Rogers the Musical will be on there too.
Thank you for these helpful tips. 🙏🏽🤗
By the by, the fuel rods have adapters with cables to plug in your phone to charge. Both android and apple adapters are included with the rods.
Some others have mentioned that. Thank you! Any future time I mention then I’ll make sure to have that info. Having never purchased one before I did not know. Thanks again!
Some type of Antacid for sure. Heartburn at the park is not fun lol
Great suggestion! Not so great “reason” for the suggestion. ❤️🔥 I luckily haven’t experienced that, but I’m sure others have and that’s got to be a bummer.
@@SoCalDisneyDad Pizza planet pepperoni pizza did it to me last time. Now I make sure to add it to my bag.
I also bring some Pepto-Bismol chewable tablets. We all like to indulge in the food at Disneyland, but sometimes there are consequences.
Another thing I bring is saline and other things for taking care of contacts. A full day can be pretty long there and it can be necessary to refresh your lenses.
Great suggestions!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I thought I knew all the tips and tricks. Thank you for sharing your tips!
Great video! Benjamin sounds very much like my son. He’s 25 now and is still afraid of everything new. Benjamin seems more flexible, so you’re lucky 😉 I always bring ziploc bags! I travel solo and don’t have anyone to share it with, so I save a lot to take back to my room. Also, I just bring fast food plastic straws. I often forget to retrieve it 😂
Love the straw hack! Sometimes it’s a pain to clean out the reusable straws (like if we got a milkshake), but I love how the metal straw gets frosted over and keep my drink cold (the colder the better in my eyes).
Thank you for the tips, I had to LOL at the jacket part as I am from Northern Canada, to me Cali is always warm!😆
For sure I see people walking around the parks wearing shorts when it’s 45 degrees outside. I always think they’re a little crazy because meanwhile I’m 🥶
😂🤣
SoCal also has the worst-tasting water at all restaurants. I always bring some from home into Disneyland a large metal water bottle. Ceres Chill is my favorite.
Love the tips!!! Thank you ❤ can't wait to use them.
BTW your family is just the cutest and you explain everything so well!😊
I bring small party bubbles for in the lines. All the kids love them. My son is older now and likes to blow bubbles for the little kids. Also fruit snacks and mini packs of mms.
My kids like when other kids have bubbles too. 😂 They love to chase them.
When your at Monsters inc, ask for a "buddy pass" from the CM in the front. Groups of 2 or 2 with a little (1 row) skip the line by going through the exit.
Yes! I have done this quite a few times.
Yeah, great little tip. The Monster line has been so bad since they added it to Fast Pass right before Covid shutdown, and now on G+. Toy Story sometimes does the same, and it's called "Moving Buddy," but it's been super rare that they use it anymore.
I also bring flip flops 🩴 to change for the water rides. Nothing worse than having wet shoes all day at the park.
Awesome tips as always.. some I didn't even think of bringing.
Thank you!
you can get free water from any place that serves drinks. just ask, and if the person is really friendly they will give you a large cup of water with ice for free
Yup, we do this all the time.
Thank you so much leaving next week and you saved us.
Hope you have a magical trip!
I love these tips! Thank you!
Question: Are you able to bring your own plastic straws into the parks or will they make you throw them out?
You can definitely bring your own straws. Doesn’t matter the material. Ours are metal, but plastic is fine. It’s not a zoo where they’re concerned about animals. It’s totally a “green” decision on the part of Disney to go to paper.
@@SoCalDisneyDad Perfect. Thank you!
This is super helpful. Thank you!
I hate paper straws too😩
They are the worst! I bring bamboo straws myself.
also mostly during the hot months, sun screen and baby powder, because chaffing is no laughing matter. but if you find yourself in need like me, the nurses office next to the hot dog on a stick stand will provide the powder for those painful moments
Great suggestions! I needed the sunscreen on Monday. It's been so dreary lately I didn't even think about it. The sun came out around Noon and I came home looking like a lobster.
1:22 would a poncho work too?
Yes. That would do fine. It’s not a hard rain.
@@SoCalDisneyDad Thank you!
Our family has "magic ponchos" it's a family joke because whenever we pack ponchos it doesn't rain, but if we forget them...watch out for storms. Bring your ponchos and see if they are "magic"😊
Can anyone just walk in and use those microwaves?? I’ve been to Disneyland 50+ times-never heard of this before. Thank you!!
@@user-jy7mn8jp2g It’s been awhile since I made this video, so I’m not 100% positive what you’re referring to. But if you mean microwaves inside baby care centers, they are only for use for babies for bottle warming or similar. Not just anyone can walk in and use the microwave.
Going the second week of May, how do we think the weather will be?! 🤣
May Gray comes before June Gloom. It could be a little chilly in the mornings but the sun should make an appearance after noon when the marine layer (thick blanket of clouds) burns off and it could warm all the way up to 80s, then will drop back to the 50/60s after dark.
When I look back at past footage from May, I usually find us wearing jackets still, but even on my most recent visit (Thursday), it warmed up to 72 and I took my jacket off for 4-5 hours. The day started off at 52 though.
Because of the arid climate, temperatures can fluctuate as much as 40 degrees in a day here.
New subscriber! Loving your videos! So helpful thank you so much!!!
Thanks for watching!
💯 on the straws...we're taking a set this go around because our straws were getting thick and soggy halfway through our drinks last time and we had to keep grabbing extras
Omg this is fantastic information! I'm a Floridian, WDW AP holder, so we do most of these suggestions here. Except a blanket & sweater. Unless Florida participates in winter. Lol. We're coming in October. October 13th is our first day in town. Can anyone tell me if we should we bring sweaters? Also, should we bring umbrellas? We were bringing ponchos. I wouldn't have thought about these 2 things.
October is one of our hottest months of the year. I would say September and October are the two months where jackets aren’t necessary. Even in the evening.
You could bring an umbrella just in case, but they’re also our two driest months of the year with wildfires being common then.
@@SoCalDisneyDad thank you so much for the information!!!!!!! I just came across your video, and I'm on my 3rd video right now. Thank you so much for your helpful videos!
Thanks so much. Very helpful ! BTW where’d you get your backpack ?
Amy’s Loungefly? I bought it on Amazon!
Here’s a link: amzn.to/3KMzsje
@@SoCalDisneyDad thanks but I was actually referring to yours . It looks like it has black straps with a chrome buckle.
@@thomaschurch3379 Ah! I bought that on Amazon too. I just didn’t remember that ever making it on camera, which is why I assumed Amy’s.
Here’s mine: amzn.to/3mnneVa
Hey thank you so much ! We are looking forward to our trip to Disneyland on May 17 and 18 . Your videos are great !
I always bring a tooth brush and tooth paste.
It’s now June and still raining in California lol
Tell me about it!! It's crazy. 60 degrees, overcast (not so unusual, but all day overcast is, it's usually gone by noon), and RAIN. The weather is nicer in dreary Pennsylvania where I grew up (80 degrees and sunshine). That's not right. Not right at all.
were planning to visit by end of septemeber, hows the weather like?
September is our hottest month of the year. And October is pretty toasty too. You definitely won’t need jackets at the end of September. Expect 90s and sunny every day. It’s wildfire season, so there shouldn’t be any rain either.
#4 is the best for sneaking in booze at actual Disneyland
No mention of Band-aids for blisters???
Hasn’t ever happened to me so it wasn’t something I was thinking of, but it’s an excellent suggestion! Thank you for adding it here for other viewers who read the comments!
Why do we need to take ibuprofen every 4 hours?
To save your feet.
Rarely will you ever need a brolly.
Is that an umbrella? You might be surprised to find out that it has rained around 50 days in the last 6 months. That it is raining right this very minute at Disneyland, and that there are two days of rain on the next 10 day forecast as well.
Amy has beautiful teeth
Nonono. I am the genius. My kids have always worn their own butt pack; carry their own sunscreen, emergency info, poncho, besides snacks. Originated by the Unofficial Guide to Disneyland, who were the original geniuses, of course.
Are you guys married, a couple or is she your daughter... I just recently started watching your videos
Married 13 years this June with two kids.
@@SoCalDisneyDad thank you for your videos. Im an older mom with a 4 and 5 year old, I started all over in my older age and your videos have helped me to prepare for an up coming trip to Disneyland. Boy has everything changed from back with my 28 year old son... Disneyland seems so complicated compared to back in 1995... I have been binge watching your videos, I want to keep up with my two little ones so they're not shorted because of my age. Once again, thank u so much! 💕
Is there a human alive who like paper straws? Disney should do better
Why does your friend not have an Indian accent?