3-Day Los Angeles Trip-Planning Tips

Kids have little patience for history and art unless they’re inclined or are on a field trip with their friends. With their family members, wires short circuit a little faster. As much as LA is about glitzy Hollywood destinations, splashy nightclubs, sprawling beaches and unique cultural hotspots, there are also many kid-friendly attractions for the little ones!

So, where do we begin? Let’s start with putting together a simple, doable, budget-friendly 3-day trip that will keep the kids engaged and adults sane. The secret is in slotting in an activity or two during the day…or night, depending on what you like… into the schedule. You could pencil it in between their naps on the rented charter bus or find a place where there’s something for them to do while YOU explore.

With the all-year amazing weather in Los Angeles, it means ANY TIME of the year is a good time to visit. Avoiding big summer crowds and paying exorbitant prices for admission is possible. So, without further ado, let’s get started with a mind-blowing Day One in LA.

LA Trip Plan for Day One: Whipping Everyone into High Gear

Universal Studios Hollywood

100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608
800-864-8377
www.universalstudioshollywood.com

The child in you will smile your way through the door and you can easily spend the entire day going from ride to ride to ride. The lines can be grueling, so, if you’re celebrating a birthday or giving the tickets away as gifts, it pays to get the VIP Pass or Express Pass.

This way, you can indulge in Harry Potter rides and simulations, Flight of the Hippogriff, Fast and Furious, King Kong 360 3D, Kung Fu Panda, The Walking Dead, Despicable Me, Jurassic Park, Transformers, The Simpson and Revenge of The Mummy. Otherwise, there are other fun attractions like The Universal’s Animal Actors, WaterWorld, Character Sightings, Silly Swirly Fun Rides, Special Effects Studio, Super Silly Fun Land and The World Famous Studio Tour.

The Exclusive or Limited VIP Experience is for those who would like to start their day off bright and early with a light breakfast. After that, you’d be escorted through popular themed rides, enjoy exclusive park benefits like special seats, savor delicious lunch courtesy of the Universal’s very own executive chefs, and enjoy VIP entry into the park. It’s basically celebrity treatment at the heart of Hollywood. It’s hard to beat.

Make everyone in your family, from kids to adults, happy with your short 3-day trip to Los Angeles with the following tips. 

Universal Studios tips:

• Come early!
• If you can afford it, purchase the VIP Pass
• Sunscreen. Need we say more?
• Hydrate and wear the right footwear
• Get ready to spend the entire day at the park
• Start the day off with the Studio Tour FIRST to get the basic idea of what you can expect
• Bring a change of clothes for the kids. WaterWorld.
• Parking is expensive. So, it encourages groups to pool money together and get their own charter buses for the trip. It will be worth the headache.

 

Make it the Best Three Days of your Life!

Make trips to Sunset Boulevard, Nickelodeon on Sunset, eat at renowned restaurants, visit world-class bars, while spending the whole day splashing around the beach front of Santa Monica State Beach. Continue Reading this article to find pictures, contact info, links and reviews about the best that Los Angeles has to offer! 

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Rent an Affordable, Private Charter Bus for a Tour of Los Angeles is Your Best Bet

Getting a personalized charter bus tour around Los Angeles based on your own personal preferences, the age of your children), people in your group and special requirements will make a world of difference. Most organized tours are pretty rushed although there’s nothing wrong about joining them if you’re trying to get the best bang for the buck.

Sometimes, however, the charter bus tour can be tailor-made to suit your own terms. This list is not an end-all, be-all. You’re free to add and remove as you wish while surfing the internet and organizing your itinerary. Bus Charter LA is the ground transportation company you’d want to get in touch with if you’re looking for a reliable charter bus company in Los Angeles. When you contact us, consultation and a free quote are based on what you need for ground transportation. Call 1-800-304-1993 right now or complete this online form and submit it and we’ll get back to you with an absolutely obligation-free quote right away!

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Perfect Free Things in Los Angeles to do for People on a Budget

I know we’ve heard it a lot, that visiting the City of Angels is an expensive affair. We think of the price of a cocktail, an Uber ride, a trip to an art gallery, or a visit to a theme park with the family. The price of everything, basically.

With that said, it bears mention that whatever the “city of Hollywood stars” take, they give back in free stuff for ordinary folks and tourists. Apart from boasting of countless taco trucks, miles upon miles of white, sandy beaches, an endless coastline and scenic byways, the city of celebrity has much to give even when you’re watching your wallet. The fine diners and star-studded bars may be enticing, LA has bargain buys, cheap eats, affordable budget hotels, reasonable charter bus rides, gratis yoga classes, free admissions into museums, and budget-friendly events. Not everyone’s living the life of Riley.

Although many magazines would point you toward celebrity-worthy bars, gyms, and restaurants, often, if you looked hard enough, affordable alternatives could be right under your nose. Going on the cheap could also involve some investigative work. With the help of the internet and guide of locals, you’ll find budget-friendly options just a little off the common radar in no time. Beaches like El Matador State Beach, Zuma Beach, Leo Carrillo State Park, El Porto Beach and Abalone Cove Ecological Reserve are all free. Getty Center, The Broad, LACMA, Annenberg Space for Photography, Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Garden, and MOCA Grand Avenue are amazing places to pop by for a full free day of activities. You can also sign up for donation-based yoga classes, hike up Griffith Park, take pictures of toned abs and muscled bodies of LA locals at Runyon Canyon, or enjoy free live entertainment at a local club or bar like Bootleg or Satellite.

The following list will get you started on your quest for budget travel around Los Angeles.

Santa Monica Beach and Pier

200 Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, CA 90401
www.santamonicapier.org
www.santamonica.com
(800) 544-5319
Most of the beach areas appear like scenes out of a Hollywood movie (“Baywatch” to be more precise), with people on skateboards, sunbathing, picnicking, smashing a volleyball around a sandy beach, and groups of happy people lounging around in a cafe. The 3-mile worth of shoreline at Santa Monica beach and pier is renowned for its cotton-soft sand, an abundance of restaurants and a nice selection of night spots to pop up. With the year-round amazing weather, it’s no wonder the people of LA have a deep attachment to their coastlines.

It has, after all, over 420 public beaches and Santa Monica has repeatedly made it to the top of the list over the years via polls and surveys.

It goes without saying that visiting the public beach, “State Beach” as they call it, is absolutely free. Whether you trudge your way around a 26-mile long hiking trail, go on a walking tour, enjoy a bar crawl deep into the wee early morning hours, or rent a bike to explore the curious crevices of Los Angeles, the attraction is the most popular in Los Angeles for a variety of reasons. In fact, many recommend catching a ride on the world-renowned Ferris Wheel or make a trip to the eclectic 3rd Street Promenade for shopping, window-shopping or people-watching. It has everything you could ever ask for as a tourist – food vendors offering local delights, fine diners for celebrations, fun carnival games for kids, thrilling roller coaster rides, trendy local businesses, and live entertainment.

When you sign up for a local tour, a trip to Santa Monica beach and pier is most probably already on the list. But with an organized tour, you’re accorded less time to properly prance around on your own. Because the trip to the beach is gratis, making the most of your time here is ideal. It’s your trip, your call. Either way, we’re pretty sure you will be having a splashing good time either way!

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Continue reading the article on our website, Bus Charter LA, and find out more about how you can take a cruise or stroll along the beatific Venice Canals, observe about stars and planets for free at Griffith Observatory and Park, find inspiring contemporary artwork at The Broad, or stalk your favorite stars or join a game show while you’re in LA!

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Bus Charter LA, a Leading Ground Transportation with Experience and Expertise

Bus Charter LA has always been at the forefront of the Los Angeles ground transportation industry, leading the pack and introducing innovative conveniences along the way. We are always not just looking out for our customers but also willing to listen to what they have to say. Today, we lead the industry with easy accessibility to a wide network of charter buses, mini buses, coaches and cars all across not just Los Angeles, but throughout the country.

With 21,000 events every year nationwide under our belt, it is a proven fact that Bus Charter LA is committed to bringing you screened drivers and dispatchers, insurance coverage, trained admin and ground personnel, consulting services, and value-for-money packages for your trips around Los Angeles, California, and its surrounding neighborhoods. Call us today to find out how we can work with you to ensure that your next event in LA is flawless!

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It’s All Systems Go For LA’s Top Summer Events

Although Christmas, New Year and Halloween in Los Angeles is incredibly fun, nothing beats the summer months. With the sun out and schedules bursting at the seams, it is time to get planning! With the lineup of events packing up the June and July calendar, you’ll be opening up the floodgates to a load of fun outdoor and indoor activities all around Los Angeles. Some are free, others require a nominal fee, so, take your pick.

The month of July and early August are more packed than others, naturally, and you’ll get to enjoy infectious music festivals, exhilarating concerts, catch an outdoor movie screening (which is almost always free), live it up with an impromptu getaway at a neighboring CA beach, pack your friends into the rented charter bus for a tailgating party, or join everyone else for the July 4th fireworks and parade. With longer days, cooler nights, it’s the perfect time to let your hair down and enjoy concerts, cultural festivals, seasonal markets, quaint exhibits at museums, a weekend of camping, a cocktail event, or a pool party.

Don’t let anything stand between you and the best summer of your life. 

1. The Go-Gos

Jul 2 – 4, 2018, 7.30pm
Hollywood Bowl
2301 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90068
(323) 850-2000
www.gogos.com
www.hollywoodbowl.com
It’s summer, the sun is out, the games are on and the fireworks are set to go off July 4th…what else is there to wish for?

Well, America’s very own 1980’s Spice Girls, maybe?

The Go-Gos, the all-female L.A. 1980’s wonder rock band will be performing at several locations this summer which includes The famous Hollywood Bowl. The female group rode high on the 1970s music wave despite going into semi-retirement in 1985. Fans know them as the rarity of an all-female group who plays their own instruments, compose and sing their own songs. This was a refreshing change from the constant of manufactured bands and cookie-cutter groups. Billboard charts welcomed their inclusion and so did their fans.

2018 summer, The Go-Gos will come out with their original members, performing at The Fox Theater Oakland, Humphrey’s by the Bay and the Hollywood Bowl. Tickets are on sale at The HollywoodBowl.com. After news of their ‘farewell tour’ in 2016, the hitmaker’s appearance of Jimmy Kimmel Live! showed that the group was anything BUT going into full retirement. They’re ready to electrify fans with famous hits like ‘We Got the Beat’ and ‘Our Lips are Sealed’, while the Los Angeles Philharmonic will be led by Music & Artistic Director Gustavo Dudamel.

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There are many more events and happenings coming to you in Los Angeles…there’s everything from free bowling for kids to yoga sessions, concerts to meditation classes in neighboring LA parks. Find out more when you continue reading the original article on our website, Bus Charter LA right now!

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Stretch Your Budget with Bus Charter LA’s Affordable Ground Transportation Packages

We work with some of the country’s largest, most competitive bus providers, therefore, Bus Charter LA caters to events all year round in Los Angeles’ busiest neighborhoods and communities. Because of the large database we work with, short notice booking is not a problem at all. You can count on our professionally-trained consultants who know the DOT guidelines and regulations like the back of their hands. If you have questions about our charter bus booking and event planning services, call us right now at 1-800-304-1993 or contact us online via our website. We can’t wait to help you put together your exciting excursion in Los Angeles, CA!

Facts that Prove Things are Never ‘Business As Usual’ In LA

If you think you’ve seen everything there is to see in Los Angeles by your first or second visit, you’ll be in for quite a surprise. It may seem as though there is a surprise lurking around every corner of the city – be it a newly concocted cocktail or a celebrated historic fact that you’ve absolutely never heard about. It is, after all, the famed land of TV series, movies, songs, books, celebrities, social media buzz, palm-tree curtained beaches….and near-impossible traffic jams.

Like a carousel, LAX, the second busiest airport in the world, is consistently in a spin, welcoming enthusiastic visitors from all around the globe. Whether they get to explore quaint streets like the steepest street in Los Angeles, shop at Rodeo Drive, or decide to rough it out along the 11 miles worth of hidden (not so hidden now, though) tunnels, sprinkled with former speakeasies during the country’s Prohibition which ran along Spring Street and Temple Street to Grand Avenue and 1st Street, there are bound to be a few attractions that will knock your socks off.

These are just a few of the interesting ‘hidden’ facts about the City of Angels. It’s literally impossible to list down everything that is intriguing in this article, but here are five interesting facts to give you quick insights into the city’s illustrious and decorous history and culture.

1. The Birth of Hollywood…and its Iconic Sign

Everyone equates being in Los Angeles as being in Hollywood but few know how it all began. Without giving you for a history lesson, let’s just say it began with a fleeing group of film producers in the 1900s. As the film industry started developing in New Jersey where Thomas Edison held the intellectual property right claims, filmmakers fled New Jersey and made their way across to the other coast. The small single adobe hut outside of Los Angeles, already known as Hollywoodland, was a mere agricultural community then.

The small agricultural community was caught like a deer in the headlights. However, apart from daring cord cutting from Thomas Edison, filmmakers were also deeply attracted to the vast terrain, pleasant weather conditions and wide open space that were ideal for the budding filmmaking industry. Back then, Beverly Hills was merely a modest bean ranch. With the setting up of Biograph Company and its spreading reach, orange groves were transformed into residential areas, movie studios, and theaters. Its population exploded from the 100s into the 100,000s within a short period of time. The Golden Age of Hollywood further spurred on growth with studios like the Charlie Chaplin Studio, Paramount, RKO, 20th Century Fox, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Warner Bros. They bestowed upon the world the talents of Clark Gable, Judy Garland, Mae West, Will Rogers, Betty Grable and John Wayne.

If you’re intrigued with the touching historic events surrounding Hollywood, be sure to drop by attractions like Capitol Records, Frederick’s of Hollywood, Hollywood Bowl, Rock Walk, Griffith Park, Ripley’s Believe it or Not Odditorium, NBC Radio City Studios, KTLA-TV, Grauman’s Chinese and Egyptian theaters and many more.

• Best place to view the iconic Hollywood Sign
  Beachwood Canyon – North Beachwood Drive and Franklin Avenue, Lake Hollywood Park, Hollywood & Highland Center
• Capitol Records Building
  1750 Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90028
• Frederick’s of Hollywood
  6751 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028
• Hollywood Bowl
  2301 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90068
  (323) 850-2000
  www.hollywoodbowl.com
• Rockwalk
  7425 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90046
  (323) 874-1060
• Griffith Park
  4730 Crystal Springs Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90027
  (323) 913-4688
  www.laparks.org/dos/parks/griffithpk
• Ripley’s Believe It or Not!
  6780 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028
  (323) 466-6335
• Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre
  6706 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, CA

Continue reading this article to find out more cute but relevant nicknames previously given fondly to Los Angeles, discover restaurants with the best local cuisine and historic sites that we think deserve your time in the City of Angels.

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Save Yourself from the Stress of Organizing the Transportation around Los Angeles

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Shows and Activities at the Los Angeles Zoo

Zoos are always fun, especially when planning where to go on a family trip. So if you are planning a holiday to Los Angeles on your charter bus, do take some time to visit the Los Angeles Zooand experience the many shows and activities offered by them.

This 133-acre zoo houses many different species and features exhibits that will catch your eye. The exhibits and attractions offered here are such as:

• Botanical Gardens
• Campo Gorilla Reserve
• Elephants of Asia
• The LAIR
• Red Ape Rain Forest

Other than the exhibits, there are a number of shows not to be missed at the Los Angeles Zoo.

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Good, Cheap Eats in Los Angeles

Los Angeles may be a city that is known for the bling, the fanfare and the larger-than-life setting but make no mistake about it, it is still possible to find cheap eats in the downtown area, including places like Santa Monica Boulevard.

Here, we will rundown some great cheap eats that you can check out during your stay as recommended by our bus rental Los Angeles customers.

Eat this Cafe

Strategically-located at 6547, Santa Monica Blvd, LA in Hollywood neighborhood, Eat This Cafe is a popular choice for tourists and office workers alike. They are known as a breakfast and lunch eatery because they open from 10am to 8pm from Monday to Friday; 10am to 3pm and 4pm to 8pm on Saturday; and 10am to 4pm on Sunday.

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Seeing Los Angeles in a Charter Bus

For charter bus visitors to Southern California, a visit to the area usually means Los Angeles and a stop in Hollywood to see Grauman’s Chinese Theater as well as a stroll along Hollywood Boulevard to see the stars on the Walk of Fame. Charter bus visitors with children will inevitably end up at Disneyland in Anaheim. Although these well-known tourist destinations are must-sees, there are many other attractions in Southern California that the first-time visitor or frequent traveler shouldn’t miss, and a great way of getting in and around Los Angeles is with a bus, charter bus, coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coach or school bus chartered from Bus Charter Los Angeles.

Los Angeles has long identified itself with the movie industry, and charter bus visitors should stop by Universal Studios in Hollywood, which calls itself “The Entertainment Capital of L.A.” The 415-acre complex incorporates a shopping area, theme park and studio tour. The restored back lot reopened in May 2010 after a major fire in 2008 destroyed many of the original film and television sets. The venue is so large that it has its own zip code. Film theaters and a major concert venue are also part of complex of attractions. All of the attractions are open year-round and tickets are available at the venues.

Ontario is located within the Cucamonga Valley, a short charter bus ride away from Los Angeles, in one of California’s oldest wine regions. While most small wineries and vineyards have disappeared since the region’s wine business exploded more than 200 years ago, a few tasting rooms, vineyards and wine shops persist. One of the most widely known tasting rooms is the San Antonio Winery’s Ontario Wine and Gift Shop. This is a satellite shop of the historical San Antonio Winery in Los Angeles. The Ontario wine shop offers three complimentary tastings per visit. Charter bus visitors to LA can purchase an artisan tasting and the wine shop also offers classes and seminars throughout the year. Contact the Ontario wine shop directly to find out what subjects, if any, will be offered during your charter bus visit.

Catalina, formally known as Santa Catalina Island, is an island off the coast of California located 22 miles south-southwest of downtown Los Angeles, and a great way to spend the day in the sun for charter bus visitors. Officially part of Los Angeles County, the island is accessed by hour-long boat shuttles from San Pedro, Marina del Rey, Long Beach, Newport Beach and Dana Point, or by a 15-minute helicopter ride from Long Beach and San Pedro. The island has a rich history and lore beginning with the earliest residents nearly 7,000 years ago. Arguably the most famous residents were Western author Zane Gray and William Wrigley, Jr., of chewing gum fame, who constructed homes on the island. Tourist sites for charter bus visitors include both famous houses, the island casino structure, Green Pleasure Pier, first constructed in 1894 by the Banning Brothers, Los Angeles business promoters, and rebuilt after a storm in 1914; shopping, and nature viewing.

For a fun filled time in Los Angeles, let Bus Charter Los Angeles help you plan your charter bus trip with their friendly, personalized service.

L.A. is a lady

Visiting attractions in the very spread-out city of Los Angeles can be a challenge, because the city is so sprawling that several tourist spots popularly associated with the city are actually in neighboring counties. This is where chartering a bus, coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coach or school bus from Bus Charter LA makes sense. Tour famous LA attractions in style and comfort in your charter, bus, visiting sights such as quirky museums, famous graves, hipster shopping and offbeat art galleries, plus world-class sports and entertainment venues such as the Staples Center and the Hollywood Bowl.

For most charter bus visitors to LA, the Hollywood Sign is the most easily recognized landmark in all of Los Angeles, standing as a symbol for LA as a whole and its entertainment industry in particular. It was built in 1923 as a giant ad for a housing development that never took off, called Hollywoodland. You cannot approach the sign on foot but there are plenty of vantage points nearby from which you can get a great view. Try the intersection of Hollywood and Highland or the nearby Griffith Park Observatory if your charter bus group wants some group photo memories.

The Bradbury Building, completed in 1893, is an iconic structure that has served both as a public building and the backdrop for several famous Hollywood movies. For science fiction buffs on a charter bus tour, the Bradbury Building is where the famous confrontation scene in Ridley Scott’s movie “Bladerunner”, was filmed. The five-story building’s modest brick exterior conceals a splendid atrium inspired by a description of a commercial building in Edward Bellamy’s futuristic novel “Looking Backward”. Bathed in diffuse natural light from a skylight roof, the atrium features lacelike wrought-iron railings, stair frames and open-cage elevators along with red-oak trim and paneling. The stair treads are made of pink Belgian marble, and walls of glazed yellow brick and Mexican tile. It is the oldest commercial building remaining in the central city. 

Another Hollywood icon, and one of the main draws for charter bus visitors to LA, is Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. The theater, true to its name, is an ornate confection of bronze, silk, coral and stone. A sinuous dragon graces the facade and “heaven dogs” imported from China flank the main entrance. Opened in 1927, Grauman’s is the opening night launchpad for every Hollywood blockbuster-to-be. “The Chinese,” as it’s nicknamed, still hosts first-run movies as well as a series of classic Hollywood films for only 25 cents a ticket. Charter bus visitors can also take a scheduled tour that runs several times a day. In the forecourt of the theater you will find the handprints and footprints of famous stars from every era of Hollywood embedded in concrete blocks. 

For a glamorous look at Los Angeles, give Bus Charter Los Angeles a call to find out how they can help you plan your charter bus trip with a selection from their fleet of charter buses and friendly, personalized service.

Amusing yourself in Los Angeles

Los Angeles, entertainment capital of the world, is a city known the world over. The glamor and glitz of Hollywood has graced a million movies screens around the world. This huge, spread out city is best visited with a coach bus, party bus, mini bus, passenger coach or school bus
chartered from Bus Charter Los Angeles. Traffic in Los Angeles can be unpredictable, and is usually bad at the best of times, so a charter bus makes perfect sense when you’re travelling around Los Angeles as a group.

The name of Walt Disney has been synonymous with California since the 1950s. With his creation of Disneyland in Anaheim, millions of visitors from all over the world have been enthralled by their visit to this grand daddy of amusement parks. Disneyland today has grown over the years, and is now properly 2 parks in one. Easily reached by charter bus from downtown Los Angeles, Disneyland is on the must see list of every charter bus visitor to Los Angeles.

The original Disneyland is now called Disneyland Park, and houses all the old favorites that all of us grew up with. Get off your charter bus, show your tickets at the gate, and head up Main Street, that leads up the Sleeping Beauty’s Castle. Featured in more Mickey Mouse Club and Disney specials than anyone can count, Main Street is where the daily parade takes place. Perennial crowd favorite Space Mountain, in Tomorrowland, blasts visitors off on a trip to the future. For the best that Disney has to offer, your charter bus group will love Fantasyland. All your Disney favorites are here, Snow White, Pinocchio, CInderella and others. Don’t forget the ride Disneyland’s signature ride, the Matterhorn.

After the sights and sounds of Disneyland Park, your charter group will be wanting a break, so stop by Downtown Disney. Over here you can take a break, shop, dine or spend the evening hours in the House of Blues and UVA Bar. Street performers like jugglers, clowns and musicians regularly appear to entertain the guests in Downtown Disney. Be sure that your charter group stops at World of Disney, probably the best store anywhere in the world for all things Disney related.

First opened in 2001, Disney’s California Adventure adjoins Disneyland Park. Not a hit with crowds in the early days, Disney Corporation has endeavored to redesign the park to meet with visitor expectations of the Disney experience. This park pays homage to the state of California with Golden State, Hollywood Pictures Backlot, Paradise Pier and A Bug’s Land. Aiming to both amuse and educate, along the lines of Disney’s EPCOT Center in Florida, there are great rides in here, such as Soarin’ Over California, a hang glider style ride that never fails to thrill. Fin out how movies are made in the Hollywood Pictures Backlot and let the kids run free in A Bug’s Land.

If you’re planning a group visit to Los Angeles, California, and Disneyland, give Charter Bus Los Angeles a call to find out how we can help you with our fleet of charter buses that cater to any group size and our friendly, personalized service.