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Knott's Berry 16_038330 bindex.qxp 8/21/06 6:01 PM Page 325 Index See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. GENERAL INDEX Adventureland (Disneyland), ArcLight Cinemas, 10, 288 224 Area codes, 63 African Marketplace and Armstrong, Louis, 165 AAA (American Automobile Cultural Fair, 21 Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim, Association), 37, 39, 63 Afternoon Tea on the Terrace, 270 Aardvark’s Odd Ark, 247, 264 176 Arroyo Burro Beach County AARP, 27 Agua at the Mondrian, 245 Park, 318 The Abbey, 276 Ahmanson Theatre, 284 Arroyo Terrace, 194 Abbot Kinney Boulevard, 250 Airfares, 28–29, 33–35 Arte de Mexico, 258 ABC, tapings at, 206 Airlines, bankruptcy, 23 Art galleries, 258–259 Above and Beyond Tours, 26 Air travel, 31–36 Arts and Crafts Show A.B.S. by Allen Schwartz, 249 staying comfortable, 35–36 (Santa Barbara), 316 A Bug’s Land (Disneyland), Akbar, 278 Arts & Letters, 249 227–228 Amadeus Aveda Spa, 162 ATMs (automated-teller Access-Able Travel Source, 25 American Airlines Vacations, 38 machines), 15 Accessible Journeys, 25 American Apparel, 253 Audiences Unlimited, Inc., Accommodations, 70–113. See American Automobile 171, 205–206 also Accommodations Index Association (AAA), 37, 63 Autry, Gene, 165 best, 5–7, 71–72 The American Cinematheque, The Avalon Hollywood, 271 Disneyland Resort, 228–232 287 Avila Adobe, 186 Downtown, 103–109 American Express, 63 Avis Rent a Car, for disabled family-friendly, 108 traveler’s checks, 16 travelers, 25–26 Hollywood, 100–103 American Film Institute’s Knott’s Berry Farm, 240 Los Angeles International the Orange Coast, 300–304 Film Festival, 22 abe’s & Ricky’s Inn, 273 Pasadena and environs, B American Foundation for the Baby gear and babysitters, 27 110–113 Blind, 26 Babysitters, 63 pet policies, 71 American Girl Place, 255 Backdraft, 171 rates, 70–71 American Indian Festival and Back to the Future, 171 Santa Barbara, 319–322 Market, 19 Badgley Mischka, 244 Santa Catalina Island, American Rag Cie, 243, 262 The Baked Potato, 274 311–313 Amoeba Records, 261–262 Balboa Island, 298–299 Santa Monica and the Amtrak, 37 Balboa Pavilion & Fun Zone, Beaches, 72–85 Anaheim. See Disneyland 299–300 taxes and other charges, 72 Resort Barnes & Noble, 259 tipping, 68 Anaheim/Orange County Visitor Barneys New York, 244 Universal City, 109–110 and Convention Bureau, 221 Bars and cocktail lounges, Westside COPYRIGHTEDand Beverly Hills, MATERIAL Angelino Heights, 191 278–282 86–100 Animal Emergency Facility, 28 Baseball, 217 what’s new in, 1 Animal Planet Live!, 171 Basketball, 217 Acme Comedy Theater, 286 Antiques, 254, 258 B. B. King’s Blues Club, 274 Actors Circle Theater, 285 Apache Territory, 276 Beaches, 3, 206–211, 297–298 Actor’s Gang Theater, 285 Aquarium of the Pacific Santa Barbara, 318 Adamson House, 207 (Long Beach), 291–292 Santa Catalina Island, 311 A Different Light Bookstore, Architectural highlights, Beach Festival (Huntington 26, 276 187–195 Beach), 21 Adult toys, 257–258 16_038330 bindex.qxp 8/21/06 6:01 PM Page 326 326 INDEX Beauty Bar, 278 Bountiful Farm (Disneyland), Casino Point Marine Park, 310 Bel Air, 54 228 Catalina Bar & Grill, 274 Belle Gray, 253 Boyle Heights, 185–186 Catalina Island Jazz Trax Belle Visage, 253 The Bradbury Building, 191 Festival, 22 Benway Records, 261 Brando, Marlon, 165 Catalina Island Museum, 310 Bergamot Station, 258 Brentwood, 54 Catalina Island Triathlon, 22 Betsey Johnson Boutique, 264 Brentwood Country Mart, 245 Catch One, 276 Beverly, day spas, 265–267 The Brig, 278 Cathedral of Our Lady of the Beverly Boulevard, shopping Brion, Jon, 10, 273 Angels, 191–192 on, 241–242 Bucket shops, 34–35 CBS Television City, 206 Beverly Hills Budget Beverly Hills Car C C Gallagher (Avalon), 314 accommodations, 86–100 Collection, 60 Celebrities brief description of, 54 Buena Park Convention and cemeteries, 204–205 restaurants, 128–141 Visitors Office, 236 clothing, 249 shopping, 241–246, 255, Buoys and Gulls (Avalon), 314 shopping with, 256 258–262, 264 Burbank, 56 sighting, 198 sights and attractions, Burberry Limited, 244 Celebrity Helicopters, 202 174–176, 189–190 Business hours, 63 Cellphones, 30–31 trolley tours, 202 Bus travel Cemeteries, 8–9, 204–205 Beverly Hills Hotel Spa by to/from airport, 33 Centers for Disease Control La Prairie, 244 to Los Angeles, 39 and Prevention, 24 Beverly Hills Public Art Walking within Los Angeles, 61–62 Century City, 55 Tour, 202 The Busy Bee (Avalon), 314 C. G. Jung Bookstore & Library, Beverly Hills Rent-A-Car, 60 Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, 260 Beverly Hills Visitors Bureau, 49 226 Chanel, 244 The Bey’s Garden, 249 Bvlgari, 244 The Cheese Store of Silverlake, Bicycling, 210, 211, 298 252 Santa Barbara, 318 Cherry Blossom Festival, 187 Santa Catalina Island, 310 Calendar of events, 18–22 Cherry West, 247 Bigfoot Rapids (Knott’s Berry Calico Railroad (Knott’s Berry Chet’s Hardware (Avalon), 314 Farm), 239 Farm), 237 Chevalier’s Books, 247 Big Thunder Mountain Railroad California African American Chez Jay’s, 168 (Disneyland), 225 Museum, 180 Chiat/Day offices, 188–189 Billy Martin’s, 245 California Animal Hospital, 28 Chi Chi Club (Avalon), 314 Binoculars, three-story pair of, California Poppy Blooming Chinatown, 56, 186 189 Season, 19 Chinese New Year & Golden Biplane rides, 299 California Poppy Festival, 19 Dragon Parade, 18, 186 Bird-Watching Experience, 210 California Science Center, Christmas Boat Parade of Blazing Saddles Bike Rentals, 180, 182 Lights, 22 211 California Welcome Center, 50 Christopher Street West Bliss Los Angeles, 265 Camera equipment and repair, Festival & Parade, 20 The Boardwalk (Knott’s Berry 261 Church of the Good Shepherd, Farm), 238–239 Camera Obscura, 168 189 Bob Hope Airport, 32 Camera repair, 64 Cinco de Mayo, 20 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, 18 Camp Snoopy (Knott’s Berry Cine-Space, 275 Bob’s Frolic Room I, 278 Farm), 239 Cinzia, 249 Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve, Capitol Records Building, 190 The Circle, 251 297 Car rentals, 29, 39, 60–61 Circle Bar, 278 Book City Collectibles, 246 for disabled travelers, 25–26 City Hall (Los Angeles), 192 Books, recommended, 39–40 John Wayne Airport City Hall (Pasadena), 194 Book Soup, 245, 259 (Santa Ana), 221 CityPass Book Soup Bistro, 259 Car travel Hollywood, 162 Bookstores, 259–260 driving safety, 25 Southern California, 221 Boomerang (Knott’s Berry to Los Angeles, 36 Classical music, 282–283 Farm), 238 within Los Angeles, 57–61 Climate, 17–18 Borders, 259–260 Casino Building (Avalon), Cloud’s, 249 Botanical gardens, 196–197, 308, 309 310, 317 16_038330 bindex.qxp 8/21/06 6:01 PM Page 327 GENERAL INDEX 327 Clover, 251 Disneyland Monorail, 226 Embassies and consulates, Club 7969, 276 Disneyland Resort, 220–236 64–65 Collector’s Book Store, 246 accommodations, 228–232 Emergencies, 65 Colony Studio Theatre, 285 admission, hours and Enchanted Tiki Room Comedy clubs, 286–287 information, 221–222 (Disneyland), 224 Comedy Store, 286 attractions and rides, Entry requirements, 11, 14 The Conga Room, 275 223–228 Erica Courtney, 243 Consolidators, 34–35 restaurants, 232–236 Escape On Horseback, 212 Consulates, 64–65 traveling to, 220–221 Ethnic neighborhoods, Continental Airlines, 38 when to go, 222–223 185–187 Control Tower, 189 Disney’s California Adventure, Every Picture Tells A Story, 258 The Convento, 194–195 226 Exclusive Motorcars, 268 The Cook’s Library, 245, 260 Distant Lands Bookstore and Exhale, 251, 267 Costumes, 263 Outfitters, 254 Exposition Park, 56 CP Shades, 248, 262 DNA Clothing Co., 250 Craft & Folk Art Museum, Doheny Blues Festival, 20 176, 178 Doheny State Beach, 298 Fais Do-Do, 274 Credit cards, 15–16 Dolce & Gabbana, 244 Families with children, 27 Critter Country (Disneyland), Doo Dah Parade, 22 accommodations, 108 224–225 Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, 282 best, 71 Cruise of Lights (Huntington Downtown, 4 restaurants, 131 Beach), 296 accommodations, 103–109 sights and attractions, 184 Crystal Cove State Park, 298 brief description of, 55–56 Familyhostel, 27 Cuff’s, 277 day spa, 267 Family Travel Files, 27 Currency and currency restaurants, 148–154 Family Travel Forum, 27 exchange, 64 shopping, 252–253 Family Travel Network, 27 Customs regulations, 14–15 sights and attractions, 170, Fantasyland (Disneyland), 225 180–183, 191–193 Farmers Market, 159, 162 Downtown Disney District, 228 Fashions (clothing), 262–265 Daddy’s Bar and Lounge, 278 Dragonfly, 271 FASTPASS system, 223 Daily Shoot Sheet, 198 Dragstrip 66, 277 Father’s Office, 168 Dana Point, 296, 297 Drea Kadilak, 251 Fax machines, 68 Dance clubs, 275–277 The Dresden Room, 278 Fear Factor Live, 171 Dari, 253 Drinking laws, 64 Festival of Arts & Pageant of Davy Crockett’s Explorer Driving rules, 58–59 the Masters, 21 Canoes (Disneyland), 225 Driving safety, 25 Festival of Arts & Pageant of Daylight saving time, 68 Dutton’s Brentwood Books, 260 the Masters (Laguna), 294 Day spas, 265–268 Festivals and special events, Dean, James, 165 18–22 Debit cards, 16 EagleRider, 60 FIDM Scholarship Store, 252 Decades, 247 East and South Central L.A., 56 Fiesta Village (Knott’s Berry Del Mano, 258 East Beach (Santa Barbara), Farm), 238 Del Rey Sport Fishing, 212 318 Film festivals, 18, 19, 22, 287 Delta Vacations, 38 East West Players, 285–286 Firefly, 250, 279 Department of Beaches & Edna Hart, 252 Fishing, 212 Harbors, 206 The Egyptian Theatre, 190, 287 Flik’s Fun Fair (Disneyland), The Derby, 275 El Alisal, 192 227–228 Dermalogica on Montana, 249 El Carmen, 279 Flower District, Los Angeles, Descanso Beach Club Electricity, 64 252 (Santa Catalina Island), 310 El Floridita, 275 Floyd’s Barbershops, 247 Descanso Gardens,
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