hi there! we are headed to disneyland in early december and are excited about the premium seating dining plans that are offered. do they have special kids pricing on the fixed price meals?
hi jennifer, thanks for stopping by the disney parks moms panel, where i'm happy to answer your questions regarding the happiest place on earth! currently, you can enjoy preferred seating for the nighttime spectacular fantasmic! at the disneyland park when you purchase a fantasmic dining package! if you select the blue bayou restaurant for this package, you will receive a 3-course dinner that includes a starter, entrée and dessert. all prix fixe meals offer a child option which is usually sold at a lower price. for the fantasmic! dining package mentioned above, the price for dinner plus a reserved viewing area voucher is $65 per adult and $25 per child, although keep in mind prices are subject to change. also, these dining packages must be booked in advance in order to reserve a table. you can make dining reservations up to 60 days ahead of your trip by calling (714) 781-dine. over at the disney california adventure park, guests can purchase a world of color dessert party package and enjoy a variety of sweet treats and a seated option to enjoy world of color. this dessert package must also be booked in advance and this particular offering is the same price ($79) for guests ages three and older. the world of color is considered a stand-only presentation but with the world of color dessert party package, guests will be treated to a lovely seated experience. i hope this helps! have a magical time, -anabel m.
finally an answer:comcast today has finally begun selling the nhl center ice package of out-of-market games, just two days prior to the start of the 2020-2021 season.from now through february 10, the cable operator is charging $100 (four monthly installments of $25) for the package which promises up to 40 games a week in high-definition. comcast does not say on its center ice web page what the price will be after february 10.to watch the center ice in hd, you must have an xfinity x1 set-top and hd service. the games will be available on channels 3067-3097.the 56-game, covid-shortened nhl 2020-2021 season will start on wednesday night with a 5:30 p.m. et matchup between the pittsburgh penguins and philadelphia flyers. the season is scheduled to end on may 8 with a 16-team playoff to follow. (nationally televised nhl broadcasts are not available on center ice.) good afternoon
during december we are in the off season so we will not have beverage service available at the pools or beach club however we will offer picnic baskets for the beach club which can include a bottle of wine should you choose. the sand at the beach is white sand with small hints of pink. we look forward to having you with us! i've been to a few padres games at petco park. it's a pretty nice new ballpark, although it tries to create a feel of being a larger version of one of the old style ballparks with a brick building built into it (the western metal building was preserved and integrated into the stadium). the nosebleed seats... are pretty nosebleed, but the closer seats are pretty nice. the concessions are pretty standard, with a few san diego favorites. my favorite food is the garlic fries from gordon biersch. one nice aspect is that around the park's main walkways there are hd tvs showing the game while you're standing in line to get food, etc.

i think it's nicer than qualcomm stadium was for baseball. however, i'm still upset at some of the political manuevering that occured to get it built, using public tax money. its downtown location is great, and brings extra traffic to the bars and restaurants of the gaslamp quarter, and extra riders trying out san diego's transit options to avoid the high cost of parking downtown. no, sorry but i don't think there will be a coupon for mc donalds... i think you can probably find somehow to get a free ice cream, but not salad... and the bacon ranch is good, too. january 1, and it runs through december 31. it is a good option For breakfast we supply cereals, toast, juice, tea & coffee. If there’s something you can’t do without, just bring it with you! Please advise your dietary requirements at the time of booking. 

  

Some of our tours will include opportunities to taste and sample local produce; check the individual tour information for these details. 

  

We do not supply lunches or dinners on any of our trips however our guides will recommend great places to eat along the way and stop at supermarkets to stock up on any supplies needed if you prefer to cook yourself. compared to phoenix, my pranks are sooooooooo lame ... ok, i have kids, so my pranks are always on the lame side.

one year, after they had all started school and were raving about the little cartons of milk that came with their lunches, i went out and purchased little cartons of heavy cream.

that evening at dinner, they proudly stuck their straws into their cartons, took a big gulp, and ... gagged, at which point they ran to the bathroom to spit the cream into the toilet.

my six-year old approached me, and asked, "mom, are we supposed to drink that milk?" i replied in the affirmative, and he then burst into tears, exclaiming that he couldn't because, "it tastes like ****!"

another year, i rolled brownies to look like dog droppings and packed them in their lunches, have placed small cardboard circles inside their pancakes, "frosted" meatloaf with mashed potatoes and presented it as cake. 

i went too far when i hung plastic spiders on fishing line above their beds while they slept. 

i'd recommend you call family services on me, but my kids are now in their teens and 20's, and are quite capable of extracting their own brand of revenge.


thank you ((((tucker)))). 

i *do* love a good practical joke. I was at the civil rights museum in Memphis and a class had just started their tour in the lobby. The tour guide said “What’s special about this museum built into a hotel?” And some of the kids were like “Martin Luther King was shot here!! :D” they sounded so excited lol take a cruise from san diego. holland america line travels to mexico for 7 - 10 days from san diego. great food, great prices, and lots of touring in each city they stop in. i just went on the 7-day and i loved it. i got to see puerto vallarta, mazatlan, and cabo. mazatlan was my favorite. so beautiful and cultural. don't go through a travel agent that is going to charge you for their services. most agents are paid from the company they book you with and should not be over charging you for the same thing you could book on your own. they will charge an extra fee for airline reservations just because the airlines do not pay them commissions anymore. if you go on a cruise you can call the company direclty.