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09_559702_bindex.qxd 7/23/04 10:47 AM Page 245 Attraction Index adults, attractions difficult for, 94–95 Bug’s Land, A, 198–201 Adventureland California Screamin’, 201–202 attractions, services described, Casey Jr. Circus Train, 136 120–124 categories of attractions, hierarchy of, small child fright potential chart, 53 92 characters, Disney, 150, 161, 206 Ahwahnee Camp Circle Story Theater, children fright potential chart 208 Disneyland Park, 92–94 Aladdin’s Oasis, 160 Disney’s California Adventure, 94 Alice in Wonderland, 135 Universal Studios Hollywood, Animal Planet Live!, 218–219 228–229 Astro Orbiter, 151 Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Treehouse, 145–146 attraction category hierarchy, 53 Chuck Bubba Relay entry, 100 attractions. See also specific attractions Cinema, Main Street, 118 available at last minute (table), 96 Club Buzz, 160 Chuck Bubba Relay entry, 100 Condor Flats, 194–195 Hail-Mary Pass (table), 97 Critter Country most crowded, 162–164 attractions, services described, potentially disturbing to adults, 127–130 94–95 small child fright potential chart, 92 and ‘switching off,’ 98–99 Davy Crockett’s Explorer Canoes, 127 Back to the Future: The Ride, DCA. See Disney’s California Adven- 219–220 ture Backdraft, 225 Disney Animation Building, 187–188 best attractions Disney characters, appearances and at Disneyland Park (table), 113 dining with, 149, 160, 208 at Disney’sCOPYRIGHTED California Adventure Disney MATERIAL Gallery, The, 124–126 (table), 183 Disney rock groups, 161 Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Disneyland: The First 50 Years, 118 130–131 Disneyland Monorail System, Block Party Bash, 207 152–153 Bountiful Valley Demonstration Disneyland Park, 95 Farm, 198 attractions found only at (table), 14 245 09_559702_bindex.qxd 7/23/04 10:47 AM Page 246 246 Attraction Index Disneyland Park, (continued) Gadget’s Go Coaster, 146 attractions potentially disturbing to Golden Dreams, 194 adults, 94–95 Golden Horseshoe Stage, 132 best attractions at (table), 113 Golden Horseshoe Variety Show, 160 compared with Walt Disney World, Golden State attractions and services, 13–15 194–198 small child fright potential chart, Golden Vine Winery, 195–196 92–94 Golden Zephyr, 202–203 and Walt Disney World, compari- Goofy’s Bounce House, 146–147 son of attractions (table), 13–15 “Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln,” Disneyland Railroad 118–119 attraction described, 117, 125 Grizzly Peak Run, 196–197 Fantasyland station, 136 Tomorrowland station, 153 Hail-Mary Pass attractions (table), 97 Disney’s California Adventure Haunted Mansion, 125–126 attractions potentially disturbing to Heimlich’s Chew Chew Train, 199 adults, 95 hierarchy of categories for attractions, best attractions at (table), 183 53 small child fright potential chart, Hollywood Pictures Backlot 94 attractions potentially disturbing to Donald Duck’s Boat, 149 adults, 95 Dumbo, the Flying Elephant, attractions, services described, 136–137 187–193 live entertainment, special events, Enchanted Tiki Room, 120 207–208 E.T. attraction, 227 Honey, I Shrunk the Audience, 153 Hyperion Theater, 188, 207 Fantasmic!, 157, 159 Fantasyland Indiana Jones Adventure, 120–122 attractions, services described, Innoventions, 154 135–144 It’s a Small World, 137–138 small child fright potential chart, It’s Tough to Be a Bug!, 198–199 93 Fantasyland Theatre, 143, 160 Jolly Trolley, 147 Filk’s Flyers, 199 Jumpin’ Jellyfish, 203 Filk’s Fun Fair, 186, 198 Jungle Cruise, 122–123 fireworks, 159 Jurassic Park—The Ride, 225–226 Flash Mountain, 129 Fort Wilderness, 134 King Arthur Carrousel, 138 Francis’ Ladybug Boogie, 199 King Triton’s Carousel, 201 fright potential chart, small child Disneyland Park, Disney’s last-minute entry attractions, 96 California Adventure, 92–94 live entertainment, special events Universal Studios Hollywood, at Disneyland Park, 156–161 228–229 at Universal Studios Hollywood, Frontierland 229 attractions, services described, Lucy, a Tribute, 226 130–135 Shootin’ Exposition, 131–132 Mad Tea Party, 139 small child fright potential chart, Mailboomer, 204 92 Main Street Cinema, 118 09_559702_bindex.qxd 7/23/04 10:47 AM Page 247 Attraction Index 247 Main Street, U.S.A. Revenge of the Mummy, The, attractions, services described, 226–227 116–119 rides. See attractions small child fright potential chart, Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin, 92 149–150 Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The, 129–130 Sailing Ship Columbia, 133–134 Mark Twain Riverboat, 132–133 scariness. See fright potential chart Matterhorn Bobsleds, 139–140 Shrek 4-D, 221 Mickey’s House, 146–147 Sleeping Beauty Castle, 113 Mickey’s Toontown small child fright potential chart attractions, services described, Disneyland Park, Disney’s 144–150 California Adventure, 92–94 small child fright potential chart, Universal Studios Hollywood, 93 228–229 Minnie’s House, 148–149 Snow White’s Scary Adventures, 142 Miss Daisy, Donald Duck’s Boat, 149 Soarin’ over California, 195 Monorail System, 152–153 Space Mountain, 154–155 Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, 140 Special Effects Stage, 227–228 Mulholland Madness, 204–205 Spider-Man Rocks!, 221–222 MuppetVision 3-D, 189 Splash Mountain, 127–129 S.S. Rustworthy, 206–207 New Orleans Square Star Tours, 155 attractions, services described, Starcade, 154–155 124–127 Storybook Land Canal Boats, 143 small child fright potential chart, street entertainment 92 Disneyland Park, 161 Nickelodeon Blast Zone, 220–221 Disney’s California Adventure, 208 Studio Tour, 222–223 Orange Stinger, 205–206 Sun Wheel, 206 Superstar Limo, 190 Pacific Wharf Stage entertainment, “switching off” attractions, 98–99 special events, 208 Sword in the Stone Ceremony, 161 Palace of Fine Arts, The, 194 parades Tarzan’s Treehouse, 123–124 Disneyland Park, 159160 Terminator 2: 3-D, 223–224 Disney’s California Adventure, 207 Tom Sawyer Island and Fort Wilder- Paradise Pier attractions, services ness, 134–135 described, 201–207 Tomorrowland Peter Pan’s Flight, 141 attractions, services described, Pinocchio’s Daring Journey, 141 150–156 Pirates of the Caribbean, 126 small child fright potential chart, Playhouse Disney: Live on Stage, 93–94 189–190 Tomorrowland Autopia, 155–156 Plaza Gardens, 160–161 Tomorrowland Entertainment Stage, 161 Raft to, from Tom Sawyer Island, 135 Tuck and Roll’s Drive ‘em Buggies railroad. See Disneyland Railroad (bumper cars), 199 Redwood Creek Challenge Trail and Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, The, Magic of Brother Bear, 197–198 190–191 Retreat Ceremony, 161 09_559702_bindex.qxd 7/23/04 10:47 AM Page 248 248 Subject Index Ugly Bug Ball, 200–201 Walt Disney Story, The, 118–119 Universal Studios Hollywood Walt Disney World lower lot attractions, services compared with Disneyland Park, described, 13–15 225–228 and Disneyland Park, comparison upper lot attractions, services of attractions (table), 13–15 described, Waterworld, 224–225 218–225 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, 186, 191–193 Van Helsing Fortress Dracula, 224 09_559702_bindex.qxd 7/23/04 10:47 AM Page 249 Hotel Index accommodations in general, 29–30 Candy Cane Inn, 47, 50 Alamo Inn, 46 Carousel Inn & Suites, 47, 50 Alpine Inn, 46, 50 Castle Inn & Suites, 47 Anabella, The, 48, 49 Clarion Anaheim Hotel Resort, 47 Anaheim Angel Inn, 46 Colony Inn Hotel North Hollywood, Anaheim Astoria Inn & Suites, 46, 49 48 Anaheim Best Inn, 46, 50 Comfort Inn & Suites, 47, 50 Anaheim Carriage Inn, 46, 50 Comfort Inn Maingate, 47 Anaheim Del Sol, 46 Crowne Plaza, 47, 50 Anaheim La Quinta Inn & Suites, 46, Days Inn & Suites, 47 49 Days Inn & Suites at Anaheim Anaheim Maingate Inn, 46, 50 Resort, 47, 50 Anaheim Marriott Suites, 46 Desert Inn & Suites, 47, 50 Anaheim Plaza Hotel, 46, 49 Desert Palm Inn & Suites, 47 Anaheim Ramada Inn, 46, 49 Disney Palm Inn & Suites, 47 Anaheim Vagabond Executive Inn, Disney Paradise Pier Hotel, 47 46, 50 Disneyland Hotel, 30, 47 Ayres Hotel, 46 Disney’s Grande Californian, 47 Ayres Inn, 47 Doubletree, 47, 50 Best Western Anaheim, 47 Econo Lodge at the Park, 47 Best Western Anaheim Inn, 47 Econo Lodge Spas & Suites, 47 Best Western Anaheim Stardust Inn, Embassy Suites Anaheim South, 47 47 Extended Stay America, 47, 49 Best Western Courtesy Inn, 47 Best Western Hollywood Plaza Inn, Fairfield Inn, 47 48 Fantasy Motel, 47 Best Western Park Place, 47 Best Western Pavilions Plaza Inn, 47 Grand Californian, 30 Best Western Raffles Inn, 47 Best Western Stovall’s Inn, 47 Hacienda Motel, 47 Budget Inn, 47 Hilton Burbank Airport, 48 buses, shuttle, 27–38 Hilton Garden Inn, 47, 50 Hilton Guides Anaheim Orange, 47 Candlewood Suites, 47, 50 Hilton Hotel, 47 249 09_559702_bindex.qxd 7/23/04 10:47 AM Page 250 250 Hotel Index Hilton Suites Anaheim Orange, 47, Ramada Inn Anaheim, 48, 49 49 Ramada Limited, 48 Holiday Inn Anaheim at the Park, 47 Ramada Maingate North, 48 Holiday Inn Anaheim Resort, 47 Ramada Suites, 48 Holiday Inn Anaheim Sportstown, 48 ratings and rankings of hotels, motels, Holiday Inn Burbank, 48 41–50 Holiday Inn Express Hotel, 48 Red Roof Inn Hotel, 48, 50 Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites, 48, 50 Residence Inn Anaheim, 48 Homewood Suites, 48 Residence Inn Anaheim-Resort Area, hotels. See also specific hotel 48 ratings and rankings of, 41–50 rooms Howard Johnson Lodge ratings and rankings of, 41 Hyatt Regency Orange County reserving specific, 38 Jolly Roger Inn, 48 Sheraton Anaheim Hotel, 48 lodging in general, 29–30 Sheraton Universal, 49 shuttle buses from, 27–38 Marriott Anaheim Suites, 48 Staybridge Suites, 48 Marriott Hotel Main Tower, 48, 50 Summerfield Suites West Hollywood, Marriott Hotel North Tower, 48 49 motels. See also specific motel Super 8, 48 ratings
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