momoxmomo said:I've never been to the Anaheim Disney. Is is good? Worth going to?
Disneyland (Anaheim) is good, but not quite as immerse as Disney World (Orlando): 2 parks versus 4, less resorts, and the "joy" of being near LA instead or Orlando. It does have it's charms, and I would recommend both, but if I had to pick one or the other, I would definitely go DW over DL.
Some of the things DL has over DW: Different sections/amusements, such as the section based on Pixar's Cars. I guess this will be in DW at some point, but for now, it's just in DL. Also, while there are a lot of the same rides, the rides are actually different, though built on the same themes. For example, DL's "Pirates of the Caribbean" is different (and, in my opinion, better) than DW's "Pirates" ride. This is true for all of the various Disney parks as well; apparently Disneyland Paris has the best "Haunted Mansion" so I can't wait to try that one when we go there.
But with DW you just have so many more options for restaurants, resorts, parks, etc. Plus, DW has Epcot, which is just the best, so, yeah. >.>
Ice Jackal said:You won't stop me .
I know that NYC isn't as great as some picture it, but still... I have a liking for big cities, and there are a few personal reasons for me to want to visit it.
My goal wasn't to "stop" you or anything, just kind of a general amusing story about how NYC can seem to people used to different types of cities, especially from Europe. American cities are quite a bit different than European cities in general. I do hope you enjoy it, but also make sure to give some of the other American "big cities" a chance.