CHARLES PHOENIX’S

“DISNEYLAND” TOUR OF DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES

FINAL TOUR DATE!

Sunday April 6, 2008 - Get your tickets NOW!

School Bus “YES, REDISCOVER DOWNTOWN THE WAY I HAVE…IT’S JUST LIKE A THEME PARK!” says your tour guide Charles Phoenix. “In fact, the similarities between Downtown Los Angeles and Disneyland are staggering.”

Experience the charm of MAIN STREET USA, exotica of ADVENTURELAND, wilderness of FRONTIERLAND, magic of FANTASYLAND, and future of TOMORROWLAND - in the heart and soul of our city. You will never see downtown Los Angeles the same way again!

This amazing six hour school bus and walking tour begins at 12noon sharp and ends at 6pm at Union Station, located at 800 N. Alameda, Los Angeles 90012. Transportaion, souviners, museum and show tickets and snacks are all included in the $75.00 ticket price*. *no host lunch at Clifton’s Cafeteria. This tour happens rain or shine! And, oh yeah, wear confortable walking shoes!

Here are some of the “attractions” on the tour

On “MAIN STREET USA,” tour UNION STATION (1939), the last grand train station built in the United States, walk through the ARCADE (1922), downtown’s oldest shopping mall, see BATCHELDER tiled reamins of THE DUTCH CHOCOLATE SHOP (1911), tour the famous BRADBURY BUILDING (1894), take in the GRAND CENTRAL MARKET (1918), see ANGEL’S FLIGHT, the “shortest railroad in the world” and have a “GREAT MOMENTS WITH MR. LINCOLN” moment.
In “ADVENTURELAND” take a memorable stroll thru LA’s oldest and most colorful themed environments, OLVERA STREET (1930), and OLD CHINATOWN (1938).
In “FRONTIERLAND” have lunch at the biggest restaurant in town, CLIFTON’S BROOKDALE CAFETERIA (1935); then pass by “THE RIVERS OF AMERICA”
In “FANTASYLAND” enjoy a live performance at the legendary THE BOB BAKER MARIONETTE THEATER (1961) then have delicious cake and ice cream in the party room.
In “TOMORROWLAND” ride the “MONORAIL,” the “highway in the sky” and “AUTOPIA,” the freeway of the future, the discover the giant flying saucer fountain in THE SUNKEN GARDEN (1958).
See the “THE HAUNTED MANSIONS,” the famous Victorian Homes on CARROLL AVENUE.
Finally a visit to downtown’s “CASTLE,” THE WALT DISNEY CONCERT HALL- the city’s newest architectural icon.
And much, much, much more!