California Adventure At Disneyland's California Adventure

Best Seat On Each Ride

I'll take the best seat you have! BUT what is the best seat? Unless you ride each ride in each seat it is hard to know! Never Fear the Chatters are here ! We are taking a seat and chatting about how our rides changed from that view and perspective. Do you agree with our choices? Join the chat today!

Best Table Service Restaurants At WDW

Sometimes you gotta take a seat and enjoy an overpriced but amazing meal at Walt Disney World. What are your go to each time no matter the cost? Why? Is it a hidden gem or a known location? The chatters are back and chatting about where you can catch them on your next trip! Join the chat today and let us know where you prefer to cash in those sit down meal credits at!

Disney Vacation Club-Worth The Cost or Nothing But Dread?

Welcome Home to Main Street Chatter! DVC owner Chatter Annemarie tries to convince Chatter Priscilla that the price even without all the original perks might still be worth it for her. DVC is celebrating 35 years this September. We look back at the past and compare in today's money what it would cost and what it actually costs. We talk about historical benefits and today's benefits and explore whether it is still worth it. You might be surprised at how many benefits have slipped away over the years. Join the chat today and let us know if you own DVC. If you do not, let us know why you passed. We want to hear from you!

California Adventure At Disneyland's California Adventure

The chatters are back discussing your favorite adventure park at the happiest place on Earth, Disneyland's California Adventure. What spots did you miss the first time you went? What did we miss? Join the adventure and the chat today!!

70 Years Of The Happiest Place On Earth

Disneyland opened July 17, 1955 to those lucky enough to make it for the much anticipated new theme park. Media marked the event as Black Sunday due to infrastructure issues and chaotic highway backups for up to 10 miles long all while being broadcast live on multiple networks. Disneyland had invitation only tickets and expected around 30,000 people and was flooded with nearly 55,000 people due to counterfeit tickets and people hopping the fences to get in. The temperature was 100 degrees Fahrenheit and the asphalt was literally melting, infamously claiming one woman's high heel shoe who obviously wasn't expecting to get 20,000 steps in that day. The initial reports were dismal and rumors were that it was going to be a catastrophic mistake, but Walt had a vision and a dream, and he knew that he had to keep opening new doors. Join us today to chat about the celebrations of the 70th anniversary. Have you been to Disneyland yet? Chat with us. What do you love most about Disneyland? Do you agree with the chatters that it beats Disney World every time on being the best park in the US? July 17, 1955 was a media circus that left skeptics thinking it would flop, but the true Disney Fans knew this was just the beginning. Join us as we honor Disneyland's 70th celebration!