Top 10
Things To Do In Los Angeles
What to do in Los Angeles?
6 Disneyland
Explore the land of Adventure, Fantasy and Tomorrow
in Disneyland. This has to be done. Unless you have a serious aversion
to large mice this has to be on your list of things to do.
Disneyland is divided into "realms" radiating
from a "Central Plaza". Each realm is self-contained making
it impossible see or hear any other realm. The idea behind this
was to develop theatrical "stages" with seamless passages
from one land to the next. The Lands include:
- Main Street, U.S.A., an early 20th century Midwest town
- Adventureland, featuring jungle-theme adventures
- Frontierland, illustrating western frontier
- Fantasyland, bringing fantasy into a reality
- Tomorrowland, looking into the future
- New Orleans Square, based on 19th century New Orleans
- Critter Country and themed around Splash Mountain's Song of
the South elements
- Mickey's Toontown, themed around the Toontown seen in the movie
'Who Framed Roger Rabbit'
- Rivers of America
Follow link below for a list of attractions across all Disneylands
7 Manhattan Beach
If you can see it you should. Winter and LA beaches do not have
a particularly deep or meaningful relationship. On a good day -
Wow! Sight to behold. Pretty? It aint pretty, its gorgeous. The
pier is lovely, aquarium is a little little but engaging, you can
also engage in some ball volleying, take in the sea breeze and stroll
away some of day into a coffee shop and shop and eat and talk and
be alive in the sun.
The Manhattan Beach challenge, as you might have guessed, is to
find parking. You probably won’t be the only one who decided
today was the day to hit the beach. A strategic parking strategy
is needed – go north, hunt, seek and prosper with a confined
empty space. Don’t forget to bring change for the meter.
8 The Queen Mary
 The
Big, Beautiful Queen Mary
The Queen Mary is an historic Long Beach hotel featuring Art Deco
staterooms and legendary attractions. You can tour the Queen Mary
and if you fall in love with her, stay the night.
Whilst not as big as the modern giants that glide the oceans the
old queens have an elegance and grace that it is hard to match.
If you are lover of romance and history or even if romance has become
history you’ll still love the old boat.
You can go for a do it yourself guided tour, go on a guided guided
tour or go on a spiritedly ghostly, guided tour.
If the ghosts, or your vivid imagination, don’t keep you
awake you can sleep and dream of dark handsome mysterious someone
at the Hotel Queen Mary. Deluxe Stateroom or a Royalty Suite are
pricey at best but they are the best and you are sleeping with Royalty.
The Queen Mary resides at Long Beach.
9 (16) Sunset Boulevard
Sunset Boulevard is well known for Sunset Strip in West Hollywood,
the center of Los Angeles nightlife. You also get to see rich neighborhoods
and some impressive real estate.
"Sunset Boulevard, twisting boulevard, Secretive and rich,
a little scary Sunset Boulevard, tempting boulevard Waiting there
to swallow the unwary" So be careful out there.
10 (49) Warner Bros (WB)
The Warner Bros VIP tour has it all and nothing. There is no plan
other than an introductory film and a trip to the museum. It all
depends upon what is happening on the day.
Warner Bros is one of the few Hollywood movie studios offer tours.
Arguably it is best. It is certainly more expensive than most of
its rivals so it ought to be. The VIP tag is earned by the more
personal approach. Compared to Universal Studios you aren't herded
aboard monster trams by the thousands. Each tour group is limited
to twelve persons. You are shown around in a small tram resembling
a golf cart. You can get out, walk about and ask questions of your
guide. The tour begins at a small visitors center, a movie naturally
[only a few minutes] then you are off. First stop is the Warner
Bros. Museum. The museum houses a treasure trove of movie memorabilia
but you only get about 15 minutes before you set off again. You
are now into the main event. Hollywood history wherever you look
and a clear sight of any passing star maybe even a wave.
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