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Roadtrip to Disneyland: Leaving Las Vegas and Making Our Way to Disneyland

Day 6 summary.

• Drive to Anaheim and check into HoJo
• Meet Belle and Snow White
• Jungle Cruise
• Indiana Jones Adventure
• Lunch/Dinner at French Market
• Pirates of the Caribbean
• Haunted Mansion
• Pinocchio’s Daring Journey
• Mad Tea Party

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Day 6: Now, visiting the great Southwest and enjoying the sights and sounds of the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam and Las Vegas were great, but really this trip started out with Mickey Mouse in mind. So today was the big day, our last long drive and first day at Disneyland!

We slept in (we were in Vegas after all), packed up and hit the road about 10 am.

We arrived in Anaheim around 2 pm. Following our usual routine we checked into the hotel (this time the Howard Johnson “HoJo” on Harbor Boulevard), dropped off our suitcases, packed a park bag (a backpack full of items that are helpful at the theme park) and off we went to the park within 30 minutes of arriving. It was a really easy walk, less than 10 minutes if you are a fast walker, maybe closer to 15 with little kids in tow.

Disneyland was a new experience for me. I haven’t been there since I was in 6th grade. I have, however, been to Disney World several times in the last few years. Disneyland and Disney World are different. I mean really different. The first difference is that when you are walking along Harbor Boulevard toward the parks you are definitely not in the Disney bubble. It is a regular city atmosphere with bus stops, an occasional panhandler and people just living regular life. After arriving at Disney World you are completely sheltered from anything non-Disney.

Once you have walked about a quarter mile from the HoJo it is time to cross Harbor Boulevard and walk under the Disneyland sign.

From here it is a just a little further until you reach security and the park entrances.

Disneyland and Disney California Adventure are across a plaza from each other. Like so close it is shocking to those who are used to Disney World. Now I see why people really encouraged getting a park hopper (a ticket option that allows entrance to more than one park per day).

The next big difference was when we walked through the entrance turnstiles. Who was waiting right there? Snow White and Belle! And with very little line! So within 15 minutes we’ve already met two princesses, and I still haven’t even grabbed a map yet.

For those of you who are avid Disney World people, be prepared for Sleeping Beauty’s castle. It is beautiful and detailed, but is a lot smaller than Cinderella’s. It just doesn’t have the huge presence of Cinderella’s. The overall footprint of Disneyland is 85 acres versus 107 acres at Magic Kingdom, and you certainly feel the difference. But Disneyland has an amazing charm all of its own if you give it a chance.

We started off toward Adventureland. The wait for Jungle Cruise was pretty short so we hopped on that classic first. We had initially wanted to go on Indiana Jones Adventure, but it was closed briefly for a repair. We enjoyed our cruise captain’s terrible jokes, the sights and sounds of the jungle and exited the attraction.

Just as we were walking past Indiana Jones to grab something to eat a cast member opened the chain for the line – Indiana Jones Adventure was up and running! This is a ride that generally has a higher wait time (it is not unusual for the wait to be 40 minutes or more), but we walked right through the line and got into a vehicle within a few minutes.

The ride simulated a bumpy trip through the movies complete with avoiding some of the pitfalls Indiana Jones himself encountered. My mom and I loved it. Elizabeth, not so much. She is more of a roller coaster than a dark ride kid.

By now we were starving, because we had skipped lunch and only had snacks on the drive. I always preview menus for quick service places at the parks so that I know which places have things that should be safe  for Elizabeth’s food allergy ( see my guide to dealing with food allergies at the parks ) and still delicious. A very short walk from Indiana Jones brought us to French Market restaurant where Elizabeth ate her fill of chicken and rice and we ladies had beef stew in a bread bowl. Yum!

Next up: Pirates of the Caribbean. This is one of those rides that is present at both Disneyland and Disney World, but I have to admit the one at Disneyland is way more amazing. The ride is longer, more detailed and just a lot more fun in my (and rest of my party’s) opinion. Which is saying a lot since we love the one at Disney World.

A quick walk brought us to the Haunted Mansion. Again, present at both parks, but this time pretty similar in experience. The waiting queue in Walt Disney World is more interactive fun (it was recently updated in 2011), but Disneyland decks out the Haunted Mansion for the holidays so let’s call that one a tie.

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Although our dinner was delicious, we were looking for a treat. I had read a post from Casey at Disneyland Daily about “off the menu”  items at Disneyland. We went in search of the ice cream nachos at Golden Horseshoe Saloon. I checked with staff that the ice cream was corn-free (it was!) and we got this plate full of broken waffle cones, ice cream and hot fudge. It was ridiculous, in a good way. And only $5.99. The three of us couldn’t finish it all.

After successfully purchasing ears we walked over and got right onto Pinocchio’s daring journey (tame ride through some of the movie scenes)…

and then went to Mad Tea Party (or as many know it, “the tea cups”). This was again one that Disneyland wins in the showdown. We absolutely loved the open air with trees and lanterns over the ride at Disneyland versus the roofed version at Disney World. How could you not love to look at this?!

I think it was a pretty successful day considering we got to the parks a little before 3 pm. Time to head back to the hotel and rest up for our first full day at the park!

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How Far Is Disneyland From Las Vegas?

posted by Karly Braggington on May 11, 2022 // last updated on September 11, 2023

Whether you live in Las Vegas, Nevada , USA or are vacationing there, a trip to Disneyland Park in Anaheim will give you, and your kids, a unique break from city life!

The Disney California Adventure theme park is a popular destination for Las Vegas natives looking for a weekend escape, only a short driving distance away.

Disneyland Park, California is approximately 265.6 miles away from Las Vegas . This means that you can easily reach the park within an afternoon if you plan on driving. However, with Las Vegas Airport regularly running flights and alternative bus and train options available, vacationers have plenty of choices for park transportation. 

But which is best? To answer the question of ‘How far is it from Las Vegas to Disneyland?’, this article will examine the different transport methods available to determine how much travel time each requires!

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You can travel to the Disneyland theme park from Las Vegas either by car, bus, train, or plane .

Driving from Las Vegas to Disneyland is arguably the easiest option for weekend vacationers, which can be done in under 5 hours if the traffic is good.

Driving is the most affordable option, particularly if you have a large family you need to transport to Las Vegas. However, you will have to pay for parking once you arrive at the resort, a maximum of $75 per day .

Once onto Interstate 15, the route is direct and straightforward and takes you through some of the most scenic parts of the state.

One of the highlights of the drive is the Mojave National Preserve, which you’ll first encounter around 60 miles – or 1 hour – into your road trip. One of the most scenic stretches of the trip, Mojave is full of dense forestry, dunes, and craggy mountain peaks.

There are also several towns where you can stop, stretch your legs, and grab a bite to eat, including Baker and Mountain Pass. After passing through Mojave, you’ll encounter the vibrant towns and stops of Barstow and Rancho Cucamonga.

Alternatively, you can switch onto the CA-38 W at Barstow to include Big Bear Lake and the San Bernardino National Forest in your route. This will extend your journey time to around 5 and a half hours, but it’s worthwhile to take in more of California’s natural scenery.

Check out more places to visit with the kids in California to make your trip unforgettable!

Estimated travel time

If you opt to take the direct route on Interstate 15, you can reach Disneyland Park in 4-5 hours of travel time. However, this travel time can be significantly increased if you travel at an inopportune time – rush hour in Las Vegas is famously hectic!

Traffic tends to flow well once on Interstate 15, but getting on it between 6 and 7 am and 4 pm and 6 pm can be difficult. In order to reduce your travel time, make sure to avoid these times and travel only during off-peak hours.

How far away is Disneyland from Las Vegas by air?

Flights between Las Vegas and Disneyland are offered by Spirit Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and a few other prominent flight companies. Flying is the fastest means of getting between the cities of Las Vegas, NV, and Anaheim, CA, so if you’ve got tight holiday schedules, it may be the best option.

Flights can cost anywhere between $115 and $301 – sometimes more, sometimes less!

You can fly from Las Vegas Airport (LAS) to either John Wayne Airport (SNA) or Long Beach Airport (LGB). John Wayne Airport is the closest to Disneyland Adventure, just 15.5 miles away from the resort .

A flight from Las Vegas Airport (LAS) to John Wayne Airport (SNA) only lasts around 1 hour and 10 minutes , although this can differ depending on your flight. SNA is only 14 miles away from Disneyland, meaning you can catch a cab between the two in under 20 minutes ! This option, therefore, is the fastest means of reaching Disney from Las Vegas.

Alternatively, a flight from Las Vegas to Long Beach Airport (LGB) takes just 1 hour and 5 minutes . Although a shorter flight, LGB is 18 miles away from Disneyland, meaning you’ll need to get a slightly longer cab ride that will take over 20 minutes at least.

Next up, how far away is Las Vegas from Disneyland by train?

It is possible to get a train from Las Vegas to Anaheim; however, it is the longest and most challenging travel option for getting between the two cities.

There is only one daily train between the two cities on the Amtrak train line, which costs $102 and takes over 13 hours . This train leaves Las Vegas at 9 am and is not a direct train.

It’s slightly easier to get a return train as two depart from Anaheim per day, one at 8 am, and another at 9 am. The return journey takes slightly less time, with some trains lasting just over 12 hours . This return journey costs $105 .

The train may be a good option for those who don’t want to make the car ride or don’t like traveling by bus or plane. However, it’s the most lengthy travel method and probably not worth it if you spend only a few days in Disneyland.

Not only will you have to commit to a 12-13 hour train ride, but you’ll also have to travel between your arrival station – Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) – and the resort. Luckily, there is only a 3.3-mile distance between the two, and the station is well connected via buses, taxis, and shuttles.

In a taxi, it will only add around 7 minutes to your travel time.

If you don’t fancy doing the driving distance yourself, some Greyhound USA bus options will take you from Las Vegas to Disneyland.

The best means of going from Las Vegas to Disneyland would be getting a bus from Las Vegas Downtown to Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC), which is direct and will only cost you between $21 and $57 depending on the day and time you decide to travel.

From here, you can take an additional bus on the ARTIC Sports Complex Line, which will take you from ARTIC station right to the Disneyland Main Transportation Centre. This additional bus should only cost you around $5 .

The bus from Las Vegas to Disneyland will only take around 6 hours and 30 minutes in total, depending on traffic.

On average, the bus between Las Vegas Downtown and ARTIC takes 6 hours and 5 minutes, while the connector bus between ARTIC and Disneyland Main Transportation Center only takes around 20 minutes.

From Disneyland Main Transportation Center, there is only a 5-minute walk to the theme park’s main entrance!

Whichever way you decide to travel to your theme park vacation, be sure to put in sufficient planning beforehand, specifically regarding travel time.

Avoid rush hour when leaving for your Disneyland day trip, as it can take a long time to get onto Interstate 15. When traveling on the highway, it’s really just your luck how busy it’s going to be. However, you can guarantee fast driving during the off-peak hours of the d for the most partay.

Suppose you’ve decided to take a bus from Las Vegas to Disneyland California Adventure. In that case, we’d recommend booking a service that departs and arrives during off-peak times in order to ensure your journey is fast.

Alternatively, if you would rather take a flight from Las Vegas to Disneyland on Southwest Airlines, the cheapest days to fly are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Unless there are poor weather conditions or delays, your flight shouldn’t take longer than an hour and 10 minutes – regardless of whether you fly to SNA or LGB.

A bus from Las Vegas to Disneyland will cost you around $45.

From Las Vegas, you need to first get a Greyhound USA bus to Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) and then, from there, to Disneyland Main Transportation Centre.

When flying to Anaheim from Las Vegas, the airport you fly from is Las Vegas Airport (LAS).

The Amtrak train line can take you between Las Vegas and Anaheim. However, this service has been dramatically reduced over the years, and there is currently only one train running between the two cities per day.

Getting from Las Vegas to Disneyland can either be a complex or straightforward journey. The most hassle-free and affordable means would be to drive along Interstate 15 for around 5 hours. Driving is the best option if you want to get there as soon as the park gates open!

However, getting a plane would be far faster, although more affordable.

Alternatively, you could get a bus, which would take you 6.5 hours, or a train, which would take you over 12 hours.

Check out some more articles about Disneyland, California!

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How Long is the Drive from Vegas to Disneyland?

The journey from the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas to the magical world of Disneyland is a popular road trip for both tourists and locals. But how long does this drive actually take? The answer varies depending on several factors, including the route you take, the speed you drive, and the traffic conditions you encounter.

The drive from Las Vegas to Disneyland typically takes around 4 to 5 hours, covering a distance of approximately 265 miles (426 kilometers). This timing can vary depending on the route you take, your driving speed, and the traffic conditions. The most common route is via Interstate 15.

Average Driving Distance and Time

The average driving distance from Las Vegas to Disneyland is approximately 265 miles (426 kilometers). The drive typically takes around 4 to 5 hours, depending on traffic conditions. It is important to note that traffic can be significantly heavier during rush hours, weekends, and holidays, which may increase the travel time. The most common route is via Interstate 15, which connects Las Vegas and Anaheim directly.

Popular Routes and Attractions

The most popular route to drive from Las Vegas to Disneyland is to take the I-15 S. This route covers approximately 261 miles (420 km) and takes around 3 hours and 52 minutes in normal traffic conditions. Along this journey, you’ll have the opportunity to stop at various attractions, including:

• Nelson Ghost Town : A historic mining town with old buildings and artifacts.
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• Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area : A beautiful area with scenic views, hiking trails, and rock formations.
• Riverside : A city with various attractions and points of interest.
• Mojave National Preserve : A vast desert area with unique landscapes and wildlife.
• Rancho Cucamonga : A vibrant city known as the “Gateway to Southern California Adventure,” offering shopping and dining options at Victoria Gardens Regional Town Center.

Traffic Conditions and Peak Hours

Heavy traffic can be caused by various factors, including rush hours, roadworks, accidents, weather conditions, and special events. To avoid heavy traffic, it is generally recommended to travel early in the morning or late in the evening, and avoid peak commuting hours, which are typically between 7 am and 9 am and between 4 pm and 7 pm on weekdays. Additionally, weekends and holidays can also experience increased traffic, so planning your travel around these times can help avoid congestion. Real-time traffic information from GPS devices or smartphone apps can help you plan your route and avoid congested areas.

Amenities Along the Route

During your drive, you’ll find various amenities like rest-stops, gas stations, restaurants, and accommodations along the way. Using GPS or smartphone navigation apps, you can search for these amenities and plan your stops. Highway signs also indicate upcoming exits with available amenities. Researching your route and identifying towns or cities where you might want to stop for a break, refuel, or spend the night can also help. Don’t hesitate to ask locals for recommendations on nearby places to eat or stay.

Road Conditions and Driving Tips

Different weather conditions require different driving precautions. During snow or ice, slow down, keep windows clear, and brake cautiously. In rain, turn off cruise control, give yourself plenty of time to stop, and turn on your headlights. In fog, turn on low beams and fog lights. In high winds, look out for flying debris and exercise extra caution near trailers, vans, or vehicles carrying lightweight cargo. In a dust storm, proceed with extreme caution, drive at an appropriate speed, and use the center lines of the road as a guide.

The drive from Las Vegas to Disneyland is a journey filled with opportunities for adventure and exploration. With the right planning and preparation, you can ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip. Safe travels!

Remember to always check the weather, road conditions, and traffic before heading out, and always allow plenty of time to reach your destination safely.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some of the popular places to eat along the route from las vegas to disneyland.

There are several popular dining spots along the route. In Las Vegas, you can start your journey with a meal at the renowned Mon Ami Gabi for some classic French cuisine. On the way, you can stop at Wicked Spoon in Primm for a fantastic buffet. Once you reach Anaheim, there are numerous options inside Disneyland, such as Blue Bayou Restaurant and Cafe Orleans .

Is there a recommended time to start the drive from Las Vegas to Disneyland?

It’s generally recommended to start your drive early in the morning to avoid peak traffic hours and to give yourself plenty of daylight hours for the journey. This also allows you to make the most of your day at Disneyland when you arrive.

What are some good hotels to stay at along the route from Las Vegas to Disneyland?

Depending on your preference, several hotels offer comfortable accommodations along the way. In Las Vegas, you can consider hotels like The Venetian or Bellagio Hotel and Casino . In Anaheim, Disneyland Hotel and Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa offer convenient accommodations near the park.

Are there any tolls on the route from Las Vegas to Disneyland?

The most common route from Las Vegas to Disneyland via I-15 does not have any tolls. However, depending on the specific route you take, you may encounter toll roads.

What are some safety tips for driving from Las Vegas to Disneyland?

Always check the weather and road conditions before starting your journey. Plan your route and stops in advance, and try not to drive in heavy traffic or during peak hours. Keep a first-aid kit and emergency supplies in your car, and make sure your vehicle is in good condition before the trip. Always follow traffic rules and speed limits, and take regular breaks to avoid fatigue.

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7-Day San Francisco to Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Universal Studio, Grand Canyon, Yosemite national Park and San Diego/Disneyland Tour (Free Airport Pickup - LAX OUT)

Tour code: gol-sfo-304a, duration: 7 day(s) / 6 night(s).

Tour Guide: Chinese, English

Quality: Budget

• 7 Days left

Departure City

Destination, return city, departure location.

Experience: UNESCO, Family

Extra (Excluded): Wifi, Meal etc...

We will explore Los Angeles, Walk of Fame, the Chinese Theatre, the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Yosemite National Park, Half Dome, Yosemite Falls, Disneyland Park, Disney's California Adventure Park, San Diego Tour, Sea World, Balboa Park, Universal Studios, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon South Rim, Grand Canyon West Rim and more. Hotel stay and quality ground transportation are part of the package.

• Only the guides and drivers who have COVID 19 negative can provide services from now onwards. Drivers and Guides will wear the mask. They will disinfect the bus daily. Travelers will have to wear the mask and their temperature will be monitored regularly. Travelers will be provided with hand sanitizer and wipes. We recommend travelers to bring their own hand sanitizer also. Bus sitting will be based on the standards set by the Government.

Day 1 San Francisco

Free airport pickup is available from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. Please make sure to meet our tour guide in the arrivals lobby. Tour guide will arrange hotel transfer where you check-in and relax for the rest of the day. There will be extra charges to make hotel transfer arrangements if you don’t arrive during free airport pickup time.

Hotel: Red Roof Inn or Similar. 

Day 2 San Francisco – Yosemite - Fresno

Today we will San Francisco and head to Yosemite National Park. We will explore this stunning park in detail. The main highlights of our day include Bridal Veil Fall, El Capitan, Merced River, Half Dome and Yosemite Falls. After covering Yosemite National Park, we will head to hotel where we will spend the night.

Hotel: Wyndham Garden Fresno Yosemite Airport or Similar. 

Attractions

Bridal Veil Fall is one of the most popular and prominent waterfalls that are located in California. It is popular place for visitors to see the beauty of the 188 meters high waterfall that flows all year.

A vertical rock formation located on the northern side of Yosemite Valley and National Park is called El Captain. It is linked with the mountain range of Sierra Nevada.

A city of US in state of California in the Fresno County is called Fresno. It is the largest city in Central Valley and considered as center of San Joaquin Valley.

Half Dome is located at Yosemite National Park in the famous state of California; it is basically a granite dome, the crest of the granite is 4,737 ft. above the floor of the valley.

A 45-mile long tributary flowing from Sierra Nevada into San Joaquin Valley is known as Merced River. The river is located in California.

In Yosemite National Park, there is a highest waterfall known as Yosemite Falls. It has a height of 739 meters and 1.647 meters of elevation.

The Sierra Nevada Mountains of California are linked with the range of Mountains towards Yosemite National Park. The Tunnel View, Ancient sequoias and giant mountains are the reason that grabs tourists towards this place.

Day 3 Fresno – Las Vegas

We will leave Fresno and head to Las Vegas. On our way to Las Vegas, we will stop by shopping outlets to do some shopping. We will be in Las Vegas by afternoon. We will have the optional night tour of Las Vegas and anyone interested in joining the tour can join it by paying an extra fee.

Hotel: Excalibur Hotel & Casino or Similar.

Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas at the southwest of Las Vegas. This mall has around 58 stores and restaurants and to name few are outlets of Polo Ralph Lauren, Williams Sonoma, Banana Republic, and Coach. The mall has been beautifully themed as the Urban Court and the South Beach Court. Fashion Outlets of Las Vegas is connected to the Primm Valley Resort and Casino.

Refers to a night tour of Las Vegas, the tour starts at night and offers spectacular views of the Las Vegas Strip and down town where one can enjoy the Fremont street experience.

Refers to a resort town in Nevada’s Mojave Desert Known as Las Vegas which is popular for its buzzing energy, casinos and infinite options related to entertainment. Main areas to visit is the Las Vegas Strip.

Day 4 Las Vegas – Grand Canyon (South Rim or West Rim)

South Rim: Early in the morning we will leave Las Vegas and head to the South Rim of Grand Canyon. We will sightsee the dramatic geographical structure and astonishing beauty South Rim of Grand Canyon. Then we will head to Las Vegas. After enjoying dinner, we will back to the hotel to catch some rest.

Note: One-way traveling time from Las Vegas is approximately 4.5 hours, we will spend about 1 hour on the site

West Rim: Early in the morning we will leave Las Vegas and travel towards Indian Reservation region to explore the West Rim of Grand Canyon. Here we will enjoy a wonderful experience of the Skywalk and see the awesome views of the Grand Canyon (optional fee). We will also enjoy the Helicopter Ride and experience the overwhelming depths of the Grand Canyon. Then we will head to Las Vegas. After enjoying dinner, we will back to the hotel to catch some rest.

Note: One-way traveling time from Las Vegas is approximately 2.5 hours, we will spend about 4 hours on the site.

Hotel: Excalibur Hotel & Casino or Similar. 

The Grand Canyon National Park is the 15th oldest national park in the United States, it was also included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Park covers an area of 1,217,262 acres.

The Grand Canyon Skywalk is bridge that is shaped like a horseshoe which seems to hover over the Grand Canyon. It is a cantilever bridge with a glass walkway and is a really famous attraction.

If you talk about the Grand Canyon South Rim then you will come to know that is the most visited part of the Grand Canyon National Park. It is a really nice place for a short walk or go for hiking.

Get out of your boring routine by hopping into a helicopter and enjoy the luxury tour of sightseeing to the Grand Canyon. View the majestic grandeur of the Colorado River, Grand Canyon and listen to the commentary. This is a scenic helicopter tour flying over Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and Colorado River.

Day 5 Las Vegas – Los Angeles

Today, we will explore the top-notch sites of Los Angeles ranging from the world-famous Dolby Theatre to Chinese Theatre, Olvera Street for its Mexican heritage. Guests will also get to see Chinatown and Walt Disney Concert Hall as we pass by them. Stay overnight in Los Angeles.

Hotel: Holiday Inn La Mirada or Similar. 

A live performance auditorium in Entertainment complex, Highland Center Shopping Mall and Hollywood on California is known as Dolby Theatre. It has capacity of 3,401 people.

To watch Los Angeles reversing to its original outlook, visiting Olvera Street is just the right option. It is also called, “the birthplace of Los Angeles”. Tourists from all over the world appreciate this marketplace.

TCL Chinese Theatre is a worth money-spending point to visit. The HD sound and screen of the cenima has won the modern youth. The excellence of entertainment is the key of success of the theatre.

Day 6 Disney Trip or San Diego Trip

Option A - Disneyland Park:  Today in the morning we will begin our day and visit Disneyland Park. Here we will have the non- stop fun and entertainment. We will sightsee Critter Country, Frontierland, Tomorrowland, Adventureland, Fantasyland, New Orleans Square and Mickey's Toontown. We will also enjoy the fireworks show and famous park parade.

Option A - Disney's California Adventure Park: We may visit the Disney's California Adventure Park. Here we will explore the Disney magic and California fun. We will enjoy the Paradise Pier, bug's land, Golden State and Hollywood Picture Backlot. We may also be excited with the special Pixar-themed parade and the white-knuckle roller coasters. Night stay in the hotel.

Option B - Disneyland Park + Disney's California Adventure Park (Optional: One Day - Two Parks Hopper Ticket): Today travelers may select a Disney tour. They will spend a whole day to enjoy the fantastic attractions and nonstop fun inside Disney (Self- Exploration).

Option C - San Diego Tour (Optional Fee) + Sea World (Optional Fee) (105 miles from Los Angeles): Today in the morning, we will travel to Coronado Island. Here we will visit the Hotel del Coronado and stunned by its beauty. Then we will explore the charm of Old Town and sightsee the main historical sites of San Diego. Our next stop will be the Sea World. During the tour of marine life park, we will sightsee different breathtaking shows performed by different sea animals like killer whales, dolphins, sea lions, penguins and others. We may also take stimulating rides like Journey to Atlantis, Wild Arctic Ride and Shipwreck Rapids. Night stay will be in Los Angeles.

Option D - San Diego Tour (Optional Fee) + Balboa Park (Free Activities) (105 miles from Los Angeles): Today in the morning we will start our day. First, we will visit the main and historical landmarks of San Diego. Then we will head to San Diego Harbor, here we will board the Cruise and see the beauty around the bay (optional fee). Next, we will head to Balboa Park, where we will stroll around and enjoy some free time to see theatres, museums, and gardens. Night stay will be in Los Angeles.

Hotel: Holiday Inn La Mirada or Similar.

Just outside of Los Angeles, you can visit the Anaheim city that has Disneyland and numerous other attraction spots. It is an ideal place to visit with your loved ones, as it has something for everyone regardless of their age. You will certainly enjoy your stay in Anaheim.

Visit the urban cultural park of Balboa in San Diego which offers natural vegetation zones, gardens, museums, zoos, green belts and many recreational activities.

In the county of San Diego, there is an affluent resort known as Coronado. This small town is based on an island. It is considered as suggested destination for honeymooners.

It is basically a theme park situated in Anaheim (California). The unique point of this park is that it is being looked after and operated by the famous Walt Disney Company.

One of the two popular theme parks of Disney World that has been built in the year 1955 is known as Disneyland. The park is famous for its rides everywhere in the world.

California’s famous hotel that provides luxurious as well as affordable spaces to the tourists is Hotel del Coronado. It is located near Downtown San Diego from ten-minute drive distance.

Tourists and residents visit old Town San Diego, CA. The history and its culture are its main attraction. More than 25 restaurants are offering cultural and authentic cuisine, besides shopping and food options. There are many events and also entertainment features in the restaurants. Visitors can experience the finest days.

As the name suggests it is a tourism service which is provided in relation to the city of San Diego. There are various packages in this tourism service with each offering something unique and special.

San Diego Bay is a natural harbor and deepwater port located in San Diego County, California near the U.S. Mexico border. The cruise gives an unforgettable experience of the San Deigo’s skyline.

San Diego is a city on the Pacific coast of California known for its beaches, parks and warm climate. Tourism industry owes the best in changing the city’s climate with many Spanish and Mexican heritages.

The Sea World along San Diego coastline in California is a marine park. During the year different festivals are held at it a where guests can have an interactive adventure under the sea.

Day 7 Universal Studios

Today in the morning we will begin our day. We will visit the renowned theme park; Universal Studios. During studio tour, we will go behind the screen to see the largest movie sets and learn about the true art of filmmaking. We will be able to enjoy the latest rides like Harry Potter, Transformer, King Kong 360 3D, Shrek 4D and more.

Note: Tour will end in Los Angeles. Please book your flights leaving from LAX after 9:00 pm.

Refers to the city located in the south of California, well known for its television and film industry. The area of the city is 1,302 km² with a population of 3.884 million according to the census of 2013.

The San Fernando Valley located in Los Angeles has a famous theme park and film studio known as Universal Studios Hollywood. There isn’t any other popular and oldest film studios present in USA.

Itinerary - Important Notes

What's Included

What's excluded.

Important: We never encourage customers to purchase admission packages from outside sources and try using them in this tour with discount. If they do, they must arrange transport on the same day. If you skip some attraction, you cannot do it on your own. You can sit near the bus or visit some nearby place, but you will not be allowed to sit in the bus.

Attraction Prices

Pricing - important notes, return location, important notes.

• Free Airport Pickup from SFO between 09:00 AM to 6:00 PM (After this time there will be additional charges of $65 for 1-2 person and $10 for each additional person)
• Meet the tour guide at the baggage claim area for Domestic arrivals and For international arrivals meet the guide outside at customs exit.
• Kindly book your flights after 9:00 PM from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
• Cancellation
• Reservation Booking

Responsibility

Cancellation and refund policy.

No matter what the reason of cancellation is no refund or reschedule for any cancellation request made with in last 7 days of departure date. Even if the cancellation request comes in because of COVID. No matter the reason for the cancellation, we are forced to carry costly charges from out travel and hotel providers in the form of penalties and fees that re-incurred when there is a cancellation of confirmed or pending bookings. As such, there are cancellation penalties or fees incurred. Determination of the time of cancellation will be done when the notice is received and confirmed by our office. You must make any notice of cancellation directly to GoldenBusTours by email or webmail at the Contact Us section.

We reserve the right to cancel or re-schedule any tour departure with respect to operating requirement or circumstances beyond control. In case a cancellation is made at any given moment in time before departure, our only liability as GoldenBusTours will be to refund you, the passenger with the amount we received for the booking of the tour. We will try our best to re-book the same or similar tour. We are not responsible for any cancellation penalties that may have been incurred on any other travel arrangements inclusive of separate purchase of air tickets.

We are not liable for any other travel arrangements that have been affected as a result of the cancellations.

Cancellation Charges

⇒ 15 days or more prior to departure, $20 per person.

⇒  8 to 14 days prior to departure, 25% of the tour fee per person.

⇒  4 to 7 Days prior to departure, 50% of the tour fee per person.

⇒  Within 3 days prior to departure, 70% of the tour fee per person.

⇒  48 Hours before departure date, 100% tour fees.

Any Amount paid in cash to the Tour Guide is not refundable.

There is no refund for unused features. You forfeit the entire payment when you are a no-show on the departure date and unable to join the tour for any reason including COVID.

Cancellation or Reschedule charges are applicable even if you are NOT able to take the tour because of visa rejection.

In order for there not to be a cancellation, a minimum number of participants are required. We reserve the right to cancel a scheduled trip although every effort is made by us to ensure that normal operations are maintained.

For any refund case, we do include the discount offered already. This is where GoldenBusTours is playing its role to make sure its customers get the best available deal at an affordable price.

No refund request or complaint will be entertained after 30 days of tour departure. You have to send a formal complaint through email. Cancellation charges are applicable to original departure date if in case you later reschedule your tour and cancel it.

An add-on fee of 6% for handling fees is charged in addition to the above penalties. No matter what the reason of cancellation is this processing fee will be deducted on each refund.

Note:  More 30 days after the completion of the tour, we cannot grant any refunds.

⇒   In the case of free passenger cancellation kindly update us 7 days before the departure. 

⇒   In the case of late cancellation request or free passenger does not show up on tour day then $128 will be charged.

Reservation, Booking & Redemption

Terms & Conditions

Any travel service purchases indicate your acceptance of the Terms & Conditions set out herein.

You are advised to carefully read through and understand these Terms & Conditions before making your booking.

Tour Confirmation

You will get an email immediately once you place an order. Tour Confirmation usually takes 2, 3 days except for urgent order. Urgent orders can be confirmed in a day or even few hours, but we can’t assure success in these cases. On fewer occasions, some of the others may require a longer period of time for confirmation. You are advised not to book airline tickets unless you have received the confirmation.

E-Ticket (Mandatory to be on bus)

Your e-ticket includes complete operator information such as local telephone numbers at your destination. You are required to print the e-tickets and bring them along with you on the trip. They will be needed as proof of purchase.

Changes in Booking

You may incur a fee for any revisions or alterations made to the reservation when the booking has already been confirmed. Cancellation fees may be applied to things such as name changes or corrections. They may also apply to tour date changes or tour itinerary changes. Please note that no departure changes are permitted 72 hours before departure.

Changes in Tour Itinerary

We are continuously striving to improve tour itineraries and features. In the event of unforeseen circumstances that are beyond the control, we do reserve the right to vary the itineraries and to substitute hotels. Duplicate departures may operate during certain peak periods, sometimes in reverse order. As such, hotels may vary from those included on the itinerary pages.

⇒   $25/Transaction reschedule fee will be incurred if the reschedule occurs 8 days or more before the departure date.

⇒   $50/Transaction reschedule fee will be incurred if the reschedule occurs 4 to 7 days before the departure date.

⇒   No request to make any change will be entertained if request is sent 3 days before the departure date.

1.  One room can accommodate maximum 4 people. Even if you are 5 people including 1 month old baby you still need 2 rooms.

2.  If you can carry your child up to 2 years of age then you do not need to book seats for him. It may vary from one tour to another.

3.  Service providers hold the right to change the itinerary and hotel arrangements without any notice.

4.  Child (0-9 years) and Single traveler going on the tour have special rates. These prices vary from one tour to another.

5.  Meals and Attractions are not included. You can ask your tour guide to try to arrange the meal for you as per your requirements. For attractions, admission fees pay it to the tour guide on the tour.

6.  Prices may change without any notice because of prices fluctuation in the market.

7.  All prices mentioned on the website are in US dollars.

8.  In Case of Bank Wire Transfer customer have to bear Wire transfer fee.

9.  Tour package price is inclusive of taxes.

10.  Tour Prices are every individual and in view of room inhabitance.

Child rates are applicable for children between (0-12 years) of age. Parents are advised to bring car seats for the safety of their child.

Buy 2 Get 3rd discounted: Get 3rd Ticket on special discounted rates on the purchase of 2 tickets.

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The tour itself was really great, i just had a couple of issues, first the bathroom on the bus was for emergencies only,so we had to wait for breaks, also i really wish if admissions were included in the tour price. But other than that, we really had a great time, we loved all places we saw and the tour was very well organized. Hotels were really good and the tour guide was real nice guy. We really loved Universal Studios, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon South Rim, San Diego Tour, Yosemite National Park.

I planned this trip for my kids who were crazy to visit Disneyland Park and Universal Studios particularly. The fun of Disney Park and its fantasy was not only enjoyed by my kids but also by me. What a memorable experience that was. Kids enjoyed the rides of Universal Studios a lot and I captured their moment in my camera. I must say that my tour guide supported and guided a lot in all the places that's why we enjoyed a lot. Bus services were really on time and well managed. Thanks

The best tour i had in many years. Great service and hospitality, tour guide is an amazing person, really helpful and friendly. The Complimentary Airport pick up and drop off service was really helpful to us. We really enjoyed Los Angeles, Walk of Fame, the Chinese Theatre, the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Yosemite National Park, Half Dome, Yosemite Falls, Disneyland Park, and Universal Studios. I just wish if Mandatory Fee was a bit cheaper, but the tour was really worth it.

I am really thankful to one friend of mine who recommended Golden Bus Tours to me. It is really an amazing company, their services are wonderful and their customer service team are very helpful and patient. Also the organization of the tour was really great. we moved exactly on time according to the schedule that was given to us by the tour guide, who was a really nice and helpful guy. Great job Golden Bus Tours.

I have always wanted to visit Yosemite National Park, i use to read about it only, but this was my first time to actually go there, and i never knew it was this beautiful, it was really amazing park, we also really loved San Diego Tour, Sea World, Balboa Park, Universal Studios, Grand Canyon West Rim. The tour guide was a real nice guy and the accommodation was also amazing, really clean and comfortable hotels. We were really happy about the great service and hospitality of Golden Bus Tours.

Lovely places an incredible variety of food was the beauty of this trip for me. I experienced this trip with my best friend and had great fun. It was not only one place where we enjoyed the most but almost all places were incredibly beautiful. Grand Canyon was a lovely place, we visited west rim and it was our best decision. We spent more time there and enjoy the helicopter ride. It was a lifetime experience. We enjoyed the fantasy world of Disney Park, sea world, the Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. Shopping and food was enjoyed a lot as well. I found our bus service was a bit late sometimes; but tour guidance was good.

Carmen Sager

I took this tour along my wife and child. The visit is great and the guide is in all respects friendly. I found that it is an incentive for your cash. Superb system. Value your game plans, everything was all together. I I strongly recommend this visit, it will give you a thorough image of a huge piece of West Coast. Time in Yellowstone and Grand Teton is sufficiently very to get to know this delightful spot, in spite of the fact that you will need to return to this spot in future.

Spencer Yang

Awesome cost for every one of the spots we visited. It's a quick paced visit however certainly justified regardless of the cost for a learner who needed to get a look at every goal. Guide is very knowledgeable and he took us to all spots where we can get the best pictures. The Bus driver who was capable drive such long distance. I have 2 kids with me that are under 10 and 2 seniors and we all delighted in the visit tremendously. Highly recommended and and look forward for another visit soon.

Had an incredible Tour. A lot to see and every day got better. The highlight for us was The Universal Studio, Yellowstone Park and Disneyland Tour. Tour Guide, was pleasant, agreeable, clever, proficient, extremely sorted out and effective. Our bus driver,was additionally hilarious and drove all around cautiously and safely.The Guide took care of the entire mentor. I highly recommend this trip to everybody, youthful and old. Thank you GoldenBusTours for being so professional and helpful.

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Discount Disneyland tickets for as little as $50 a day available all summer

Disneyland has dropped ticket prices to as little as $50 a day for the entire summer stretching from the springtime Pixar Fest to Halloween Time in the fall.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Disneyland has dropped ticket prices to as little as $50 a day for the entire summer stretching from the springtime Pixar Fest to Halloween Time in the fall with multi-day ticket offers that can serve as mini annual passes for those not willing to splurge on an expensive Magic Key pass.

The 2024 Disneyland summer ticket offer is good for three-day, one-park tickets for visits between June 10 through Sept. 26.

Tickets go on sale May 29 and sales may be paused or stopped at any time.

The three-day, one-park per day tickets start at $149 for children and $249 for adults for admission Monday through Thursdays. That works out to just under $50 per day for kids and $83 a day for adults.

You can also get weekend three-day, one-park tickets good on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays for $199 for kids and $299 for adults. That’s $67 a day for children and $100 for adults.

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By comparison, a one-day/one-park ticket costs $104 to $194 while a parkhopper ticket that gets you into both parks on a single day will set you back $169 to $259. The Genie+ line-cutting service typically costs $30 per day.

The three-day tickets don’t have to be used on consecutive dates. Advance reservations are required for each visit. Disneyland warns that reservations are not guaranteed and could be difficult to get as the ticket expiration date approaches.

The ticket deal stretches throughout the summer and includes Pixar Fest (which runs through Aug. 4), the “Fantasmic” nighttime spectacular (returning May 24) and Halloween Time (starting Aug. 23).

Disneyland is also offering 20% discounts on single night weekday stays at the Disneyland Hotel and Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel (but not the recently refurbished Pixar Place Hotel) and 25% discounts on stays of four nights or longer.

The hotel discounts are available June 10 through Sept. 26 and can be reserved starting May 29. The deals are not available on some suites and villas.

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The Anaheim City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the plan to transform Disney’s 490-acre (488-hectare) campus in densely-populated Southern California by moving parking to a multi-story structure and redeveloping a massive lot with new entertainment and rides. It was a second, required vote for the plan after the council gave initial approval last month. The approved zoning changes and ordinances require another 30 days for changes to take effect.

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