The Disneyland Bucket List: 40 Things You Need to Do Before You Die
25. Arrive at all Star Tours destinations
Conceivably you could do this within a half-dozen trips inside those hi-def simulators (our pick for the best ride at Disneyland, FWIW), although doesn't it always seem like the Wookiee Planet is on auto-repeat and Hoth never turns up? There are, in fact, 11 sequences with 54 possible combinations. But you have more work cut out for you later this year, when a new mission, derived from December's Episode VII release, The Force Awakens, will be added. Cap this entry by at least once hearing a page for "Egroeg Sacul" (read it backwards) while waiting in line.26. Hear all the hidden sounds
There are other audible oddities worth hunting down. On the right side of Main St, go into the alley where the ice cream stand is, and if you listen carefully, you can hear unusual conversations -- and the sound of a dentist drilling his patient. A voodoo priestess continuously curses the restrooms near the New Orleans Square train station. Also near there, you can hear the dot-dash-dot of Morse code relaying the opening lines of Walt Disney’s speech at Disneyland's opening day.27. Go on your favorite Fantasyland ride dressed as a character from it
Harder to pull off than you might think, mainly because adults-as-characters is as verboten as selfie sticks inside the Happiest Place on Earth. They likely won't let you past bag check if you turn up clad as Captain Hook. But keep your gear bundled, change in the bathroom before getting in line... and you just might manage it.
28. Unlock the secret point-spikers in Toy Story Midway Mania
Ever wonder how the high scores for the month on this 3D shoot/smash/toss-'em-up jerk-off contest are always in the hundreds of thousands, even millions, yet you can't crack 50k? That's because those shooters/smashers/tossers know all the spots to blast to make higher point values appear. Like popping the rising balloon comets three times during Rex & Trixie's Dino Darts portion, which will cause more comets to zip in from the sides and explode in the middle.29. Bar crawl the entire resort
There will never be alcohol openly served inside the Magic Kingdom, per Walt's orders; only in Club 33 can you get a proper drink. But there are more than two dozen other places to imbibe on Disney property, from the Alfresco Tasting Terrace in California Adventure to the Uva Bar in the heart of Downtown Disney. Might be difficult to hit all of them in a single day, given the exclusivity of a few (see: 1901 Lounge), but try to hit at least 10 of them, and then...30. Survive Space Mountain after achieving #29
A trip through space like you've never dreamt. Vomiting optional.
31. Wrap your lips around a candy cane
Not as easy as it sounds. Only so many of these striped giants (typically $13 a pop) are handcrafted each yuletide season, and they disappear faster than they're made at Candy Palace (on Main St) and Trolley Treats (on Buena Vista St in DCA). Keep an eye out for release dates each year, then line up before the park opens to get a wristband (seriously, a wristband) to purchase. Limit per person: one.32. Hire a VIP tour guide
It'll cost you (and up to nine friends) about $500 an hour. But the insider insight, preferred seating for shows and parades, and front-of-line ride access will be worth it. Once.CONTINUE READING !
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