There are three official Disney hotels on the property: Disney’s Grand Californian Resort & Spa, the Disneyland Hotel ... by the massive sequoia trees in Mariposa Grove. To save on ...

Guests can enjoy time at the two pool areas, which feature waterslides, whirlpools, and water play areas for little ones. The most luxurious hotel at Disneyland is Disney's Grand Californian Hotel ...

daily pool deck performances feature lo-fi hip hop, neo soul and R&B. Artists include Island Reggae Band, DJ Paul Strickland, DJ Camille Weldon and Alan Lightner Duo. The Disneyland Hotel offers ...

Now, Disneyland has announced that its other private hotel theme park entrance to Disney California Adventure will be closing to install these new entry gates. Keep reading for more details… ...

Whether you’re an out-of-towner looking to make the most of SoCal weather or a local hoping to catch a tan, several Los Angeles hotels are home to premier swimming pools that set the ultimate ...

The Disneyland resort will be filled with the sounds of rhythm & blues, jazz, funk, soul, blues, reggae, hip-hop, doo-wop and Motown groups celebrating Black Music Month throughout the month of June.

Staycationers and travelers who come to metro Phoenix during the summer almost always crave a hotel water park or swimming pool as part of their survival strategies. Hotels and resorts throughout ...

Disneyland Resort is offering a limited-time, multi-day theme park ticket for as low as $120 per day with a special 3-Day, 1-Park per day ticket, for a total price of $360. There’s also another ...

Go Pool is at the south entrance of Flamingo Las Vegas near the rideshare pick-up and drop-off area and is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Both hotel and non-hotel guests 21 and older can enjoy ...

Many metro Phoenix hotels offer day passes to their pools and water parks for people not staying overnight. Day passes typically cost $25-$60 per person but can be more expensive. ResortPass is a ...

Not all hotel pools are built the same: some are heated, others are filled with saltwater, some are equipped with slides and many are on the ground level. They may also be only open to hotel guests.