Where is your favorite little place to get away from it all or just relax in Disneyland? Don't tell us it's on a ride. It must be a non-attraction in the park somewhere. (ex. a little nook with a bench by ROA)
Be specific! Show us pictures! Share your secrets!
My favorite hideaway is Snow White's Grotto. The wishing well never fails to mezmerise me. Her voice is lovely and haunting at the same time. Happiness is everywhere, and the crowds nowhere to be seen. I always drop coins inside and wish for magical things - and God willing, some of them come true. After all, a dream is a wish the heart makes.Originally Posted by disney-fan-reborn
Where is your favorite little place to get away from it all or just relax in Disneyland? Don't tell us it's on a ride. It must be a non-attraction in the park somewhere. (ex. a little nook with a bench by ROA)
Be specific! Show us pictures! Share your secrets!
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Tom Sawyer Island on a slow day
My chair in the Alice shop is my favorite place to put my feet up
A table by the water on the lower deck of Hungry Bear.
By the waterfall in Critter Country. Actually anyplace in Critter Country on a slow day. <sigh>
If I told you then it wouldn't be a hidden spot any longer!
::cough::grotto::cough::
<3 There are a million cupcakes in the world but only one is Cupcake Terror. <3
I AM THE REBEL SPY.
this isnt really a hiding place or anything, but just sitting down in the middle of the dca animation building with the music and video going on was really nice. i havent been in a while, so im not sure if its still the same tho
If we chase the stars to lose our shadow, Peter Pan and Wendy turned out fine.
It's still the same as of July and I absolutely love the Animation Building... it's relaxing on a hot day.
<3 There are a million cupcakes in the world but only one is Cupcake Terror. <3
I AM THE REBEL SPY.
The HMH FastPass area while it's not in use for the better part of the year.
These are both a couple of our favorites.
Fantasia Gardens used to one of the favorites until it got turned into a smoking area.
Also, the area from Storybookland to Small World, under the lights on the Storybookland side.
And I know you said no attractions, but the train at night when hardly anybody is on it. The stretch between the Frontierland and Toontown station. It's awesome.
I've never thought of that one.
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I like a table at the Hungry Bear in the very back, especially where they ask people not to sit on a slow day. I also like behind the Harbor Galley by Splas's drop. And even though we said no attraxctions, the tail cone of the monorail never ceases to bring peace
WELCOME ABOARDTHE DISNEYLAND MONORAIL SYSTEM!-PLAUGED reffering to the Winnie the Pooh ride...by intoxication, i'm pretty sure the OP meant that disneyland just gave us a free acid trip.
It USED to be the disneyland gallery (sigh).....
It's really very peaceful in there, all by yourself for a snack or just a sitdown. The PM music box rendition of GGG plays year-round, and the trains periodically pass into the adjacent tunnel, and the light filters coolly through the foliage. I really like it. Enjoy it if you get the chance.
Why would you share such awesome secrets with the world? Anywhere in Disneyland is already so awesome, but for myself I like all the nooks and crannies around Disneyland that people don't know about and I'm not sharing =P
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