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TNP has never seen/done _____________ at Disneyland Resort. I had to struggle to think of something to fill in the blank on this one! My family has never done the princess breakfast at Napa Rose. The next poster has taken advantage of the services offered at the in-park baby care centers.

Well, I guess that's the final nail in the coffin for Steakhouse 55 ever returning...

Mexican: Rancho del Zocalo in DL and Cucina Cucamonga in DCA are great in-park options Italian: Wine Country Trattoria in DCA for sit-down, Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta in DCA for counter service are both pretty good; Naples and Napolini in DTD are quite good

Table service in the park is limited compared to WDW, and after COVID the menus are even more limited, that's true. That being said, I think Carthay Circle is the best sit-down restaurant in a theme park in the world (but obviously not if you can't find anything for your picky eater on their...

Nope, parking is per car. No car = no parking charge.

"Artisan Suites" are the standard suites you see listed online. Essentially regular bedrooms with living spaces attached, unlike the various "Signature Suites" which are opulent and uniquely-themed. I'm sure others can recommend locations and/or post the map showing locations. View isn't that...

Your room?

I think you can do either restaurant in under an hour if you're not wanting a long, drawn-out experience. Just tell your server at the beginning of the meal that you'd like your courses served quickly and they will gladly oblige (after all, another turn of the table is another tip in their pocket).

Maybe I have an overly romanticized memory of the past, but I used to remember that EVERYTHING stayed open until park closing time, including queues. So you could hop in any line, as long as you were there before park closing time, and get the experience the attraction. All dining locations...

Oh, wow!

Aulani was well-built, with much better soundproofing than most other hotels. We've had ground-floor poolside rooms a few times now, and with the sliding door shut you really can't hear much from outside at all.

How does check-in for the party work? Do you show them your party tickets at the turnstile when you first enter, or is there a special party check-in spot somewhere else? When you say the mobile order waits were over 100 minutes, does that mean the only ways to eat are to book one of the...

That looks just like the "ocean view" we had on our very first stay to Aulani, paying cash for a 2BR. I let them know I wasn't pleased with the room categorization (this was within a year of them opening), and they admitted they had gotten lots of complaints and were looking at re-categorizing...

Google is your friend: https://disneyland.disney.go.com/guest-services/cake-orders/

This is no help to the OP, but this thread REALLY makes me miss the Big Thunder Ranch BBQ.

My girls and I are going on the 7th; it will be our first-ever after-hours event. We go to Disneyland often so will be doing the opposite of you--we go on rides often so plan to focus our time on the exclusive things going on. We hope to meet some unique characters and try some unique food...

Another vote for Naples, but if you're not in the mood for Italian then my wild card suggestion is Splitsville. Yes, the bowling alley. The food, drinks, and service there (surprisingly) would stand on their own without the bowling, and luckily you can treat it as simply a restaurant and eat...

True... but is there anyone on earth for whom that would be false? :D TNP has dined at 21 Royal.

The only one in that entire list I've had recently are the onion rings at Smokejumpers. They were... okay. A bit overfried and too crispy for me; I'll likely just stick with the no-added-cost fries as my side the next time.

They do have special Easter-themed treats in the confectionary shops, some of which are super-cute and quite delicious.