Green at Disneyland

Going Green at Disneyland

Families that take excursions to theme parks know that they can be costly. Once you figure out the price of the admission tickets for a family of four you know that your wallet is going to shrink quite a few sizes smaller. However, you can save green by going green by following these tips for going green at Disneyland.

Tips for Going Green at Disneyland

1. Pack Food and Snacks

One of the reasons why Disneyland is a cut above the rest is because of their food and snack policy. Unlike some of the other theme parks, Disneyland allows you to bring your own food and snacks into their park. This factor alone can save you a large amount of green.

2. Use Reusable Bags

Help the environment by bringing a knapsack or another type of reusable bag to the park. It can hold all those souvenirs and plush toys you have purchased in their souvenir and gift shop.

3. Take Bottled Water

Grab some bottled water or better yet, take along several refillable bottles that you have refilled before you head out on the road. This will help you to save a bundle of cash.

4. Purchase Ahead of Time

Shop for Disney items after the holiday. This is when items are reduced in price. Plan to pick up an autograph book at this time.

5. Save Big with Target

Disney visitors can save a lot of money by shopping at the Target that is closest to the park. Here you will find many souvenirs such as stuffed animals, key chains and even clothing for half of the cost you would pay if you bought it at the park.

Save yourself some green by going green when taking a trip to Disneyland. Following the above mentioned tips will help you to do just that. And while you are there say hello to Mickey and Minnie for me !

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Kathy Dalton

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Go Adventure Mom’s found, Kathy Dalton, launched Go Adventure Mom in 2012 in an effort to bring women together that love travel and the outdoors. As a former ski instructor, Kathy has taken her love for outdoor recreation and through the power of social media has created a platform to share her passion with the world. As a mom of three, Kathy loves to share her family adventures in Utah, cross-country skiing up Millcreek Canyon, skiing in the Wasatch Mountains, camping in Grand Teton National Park and camping in the Uintas. Kathy has been featured in The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Parents and Parenting magazine. Kathy is a regular contributor to Visit Salt Lake and is a tip contributor on TripAdvisor.