I'm gong to Disneyland in a few weeks! I knew I'd be pregnant when I went, and couldn't go on all the rides, but I'm still planning on having a good time! I am *very* sad, though, to learn the Haunted Mansion will be closed through our entire stay. Stupid Christmas decorations :-/
Anyway, I have not been to Disneyland since I was little, and hubby has never been: what should we do!? Especially things I *can* do, being pregnant (since I will be following the guidelines...I know I don't have to, but I want to). Any Californians or other visitors want to share your favorite parts?
Re: Going to Disneyland! What should I do?
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Ohh! I'm very excited for u. I live in Anaheim Hills, and hubby and I go to Disneyland all the time. You can still have lots and lots of fun.
First off, you have to watch the fireworks show. It's worth reserving a spot in front of the castle. It's breath taking. That's where DH proposed to me. Second, there are some rides you can go on including: Small World, Pirates of the Caribean, and The Haunted Mansion. Also some of the kiddie rides are prego friendly. The best one is Peter Pan.
In California Adventure you can go on "Soarin". Also, they have a really funny Aladin show over by the Tower of Terror thats great for kids and adults. And a 3d Bugs life show in the kiddie area.
Hope this helps. Enjoy your trip. And remember to eat before going into the park. The food is super expensive, and not very good. Downtown Disney has lots of better restaurant options.
I almost forgot. World of Color is really awesome. You have to get a fast pass early in the day. They are given out over by the Wild Rapids ride in California Adventure. Totally worth it.!!!
There is actually very little at Disneyland you CAN'T do: Matterhorn; Spacemountain; Big Thunder Mountain Railroad; Splash Mountain; California Screamin'; and maybe some of the board walk rides at California Adventure. Everything else should be fine. If you have problems with motion sickness, I'd stay away from Soarin' Over California.
Have fun!!!
EDIT: I forgot about Tower of Terror and the Indiana Jones Adventure. Those would be big no-nos. Basically, no thrill rides, and Disney has more entertaining rides than anything else.