big YES. The solution is to take advantage of promotional offers of

Disneyland.

Disneyland usually has two kinds of promotional offers. For residents of

California, they have what is called two-fers. This promo is for a ticket you

buy at a particular rate and you are able to visit either one of two theme

parks on first day of your visit. Then you may visit other theme park

which you have not yet visited on any other day you wish to come again. In this

way, you are able to save some money. This promotional offer however is not

offered all year round. Therefore, this is only available for California

residents and only if promo is being offered.

Another offer is year-round pass. If you visit Disneyland more than twice a

year, you are indeed able to get a lot of savings because for a particular rate,

you can visit any of two theme parks as often as you can except on their

so-called block-out dates. Plus, you can even transfer from one park to another

during your visit to place!

Most of my friends are surprised why we can go to Disneyland as often as we can.

Well, I have chosen to buy year-round pass and that gives me a lot of savings!

Oh, for those of you who are simply visiting Southern California or Greater

Los Angeles, your vacation visit to Disneyland is not enough for a day.

Therefore, it is worth making an online hotel reservations ahead of time as part of your vacation planning. You may make your hotel reservations online through www.yourcheaphotels.com.

Well, enjoy your vacation at "Happiest Place on Earth".

Start your visit at Kilauea Visitor Center located just beyond park's entrance station. The Park is open 24 hours a day year round. Kilauea Visitor Center is open daily from 7:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Here, you will receive latest information on trails, ranger-led activities, road conditions, and safety precautions. Because of dynamic nature of two active volcanoes in park, conditions can change rapidly.

"Born of Fire, Born of Sea" is featured 25 minute film that is shown in Kilauea Visitor Center on hour throughout day, starting at 9:00 a.m. with last film shown at 4:00 p.m..

If you have only one to three hours, explore summit of Kilauea Volcano via Crater Rim Drive, an 11-mile road that encircles summit caldera, passes through desert, lush tropical rain forest, traverses caldera floor, and provides access to well-marked scenic stops and short walks.

If you have three to four hours, you may also explore East Rift and coastal area of Park via Chain of Craters Road. This road descends 3,700 feet in 20 miles and ends where a 2003 lava flow crossed road. Depending on changing volcanic activity, there may be opportunities for viewing active lava flows from end of road. No food, water, or fuel is available along Chain of Craters Road.

(This information was obtained from National Park Service.)