Things to do in Dodger Stadium

The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County was easily one of my favorite stops in LA. I have been fascinated by dinosaurs since I was a kid, so finally seeing such an impressive collection of dinosaur fossils in person made the visit feel a little nostalgic. I spent a lot of time in the Dinosaur Hall just taking everything in. Seeing the massive skeletons up close is completely different from seeing them in books and documentaries. The size, the details of the fossils, and simply standing beside creatures I had been reading about since childhood made me genuinely happy. I probably spent more time with the dinosaurs than anything else in the museum. The kid in me was very happy that day.

Griffith Observatory itself is free, but are we truly able to understand this great facility that's open to the public? Or are we just there to take pretty pictures? If you want your children to develop an interest in science from a young age and learn more about astronomy and Earth, then joining this guided tour is worthwhile. The tour also includes a ticket to the planetarium show, which is very much worth it, even though I fell asleep during the thoughtful performance.

This pass combination offers excellent value for money, especially since the dates I could visit Disneyland were all Level 5 ticket prices. Using this pass allowed entry even on Level 5 dates. The other attractions included in the pass are also fantastic, particularly the Warner Bros. Studio Tour, which was amazing. The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures and Madame Tussauds were also quite good.