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Most of you who visit this site probably already have quite a list of sites you like to visit on a regular basis. There is a lot of great Disneyland material out there and I find that every site is different. There is always some unique viewpoint or presentation that is always interesting to me. Most of the sites listed here are much more on the informative side and really keep up to date with current news. Check in with them often and I'm sure you will find some information that will be very interesting to you. So take a look at these sites I like to visit and maybe you can find some new ones to visit for yourself. In turn, let me know of some places you like to visit. I'd love to see them.

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DoomBuggies.com:

If you haven't visited this site then you are truly missing out. This is the best site out there dedicated to the wonderful attraction that is the Haunted Mansion. This site has plenty of information in the form of text and media about the attraction as well as Phantom Manor material which is located at the Disneyland Resort in Paris. Don't forget to submit a picture for all to see and check the discussion boards for the very latest information. There is also DoomBuggies.com garb out there to pick up for yourself. DoomBuggies.com has loads of character and is extremely well designed. It is an excellent site. Don't forget to check out TellNoTales.com also from Chef Mayhem.

The "E" Ticket:

This is a great place to visit the classic years of Disneyland. Just as the name suggests, this site takes you back to the 50s and 60s, and visits the early days of Disneyland. If you don't know what an "E" Ticket is, that's all the more reason to take a look. The "E" Ticket is really a magazine that you can subscribe to rather than an informative web site that you visit regularly. If you are interested in past information, there are also back issues available covering all of your favorite classic Disneyland attractions. The magazine also doesn't limit itself to attractions, but takes a look at some of the creative minds behind the Magic. I miss the Submarine Voyage.

Hidden Mickeys of Disneyland:

You don't know what a "Hidden" Mickey is? Surely you jest. Hidden Mickeys are all over Disneyland. Have you ever noticed something in a railing or in a painting that you thought looked a little bit too much like the classic Mickey Mouse ears silhouette? You may very well have see a Hidden Mickey. Check out this site for detailed lists of where in the park you can find Mickey. It is all organized by land to make things a little easier for you. Check it out. You might be surprised at how many there are out there.

Jim Hill Media:

I find myself visiting Jim Hill on a fairly regular basis. Jim Hill Media is quite possibly the best place to go if you want daily updates and articles about what is happing in the Walt Disney world. This site isn't about park updates or current park hours or ticket prices and there aren't beautiful pictures to look at. There is some meaty material here and articles to really sink your teeth into. What's going on? Where's the company heading? What went right with this? What went wrong with that? There are book reviews too. I highly recommend this site if you are interested in more than surface level material.

LaughingPlace.com:

This is a pretty good site dealing with all kinds of Disneyland information. There are a lot of different contributors to articles and information. LaughingPlace.com doesn't limit itself to just Disneyland. There are trip planning guides for the other parks as well along with general Disney Company information. There is also Disney news, headlines, games and links for merchandise. They also keep their own directory of Disney sites so you might want to see what made their list. It's a pretty big site.

MouseInfo.com:

This is another site I tend to visit when I'm making my Disneyland web rounds. There are a variety of things to see here. Just visit and you'll see. Discussion boards, picture albums, theme park guides, trip planning information, and a newsletter are all here for you visitors. I really like a lot of the media and information. Disneyland is actually just a small part of what is available here to see. You can spend a pretty good amount of time checking out everything that's available.

Mouse Planet:

Along with Jim Hill Media, MousePlanet is the other site I visit on a regular basis when I want the real meat on what's going on with Disney. Not only is there plenty of information just for Disneyland but there are also guides for the other theme parks and plenty of reviews. The Disneyland Information Guide (DIG) at this site is one of the more visited guides out there. Check back weekly for park updates and check in daily for more specific articles dealing with just about anything you can think of. I highly recommend it.

The Sound of Magic:

Although the focus of this site is audio from the Disneyland Resort in Paris and Walt Disney World, there is still some Disneyland music to be found. This is a beautiful looking yet simply designed site with lots of audio from these Disney parks. The graphic work at the Sound of Magic is enough to get your attention. Most of the audio is area music and attraction music and there is a pretty good selection. I always love to visit this site and see what is new. I try to keep a pretty good collection of Disneyland audio myself and this is a site that I recommend you take a look at if you like that sort of thing too.

TellNoTales.com:

This is the only site that I'm aware of devoted entirely to the Pirates of the Caribbean. It's from Chef Mayhem. It's the man who brought you DoomBuggies.com so you know it's a quality site. The presentation and content are top notch. It takes a lot of time to go through all the detailed media, history, secrets, and inside information. Pay it a visit and get your Pirate fill until your next Disneyland visit. It hasn't been around as long as his other site but truthfully, I think that DoomBuggies.com will always be his favorite child.

Yesterland:

If you are like me and have many fond memories of your time at the park, chances are you will really enjoy this site. As the site name may suggest, Yesterland is dedicated to classic Disneyland. It is classic Disneyland that is no longer with us. Here you can relive your fond memories of the Submarine Voyage, Adventure Thru Inner Space, and all of your other favorite attractions that are no longer with us. Pay this great site a visit and relive some of your fondest memories.

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WinCustomize:

I play around a lot on my computer. I can spend sometimes hours sitting in front of it doing all kinds of small and different things. I'm really into customizing my Windows XP system. If you are tired of the same interface, visit here and you will see all sorts of programs you can use to really spice it up. Wouldn't you rather have a whole new theme working there instead of the standard Windows one? You can change the window look, change icons, add DesktopX objects and more. This is a great site to start with.

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I would love to hear any comments that might be brewing inside. Some visitors may enjoy this site and the presentation. But I also have no doubt that many will react with complete and utter horror and as a result, run screeching away from the visions presented before them. Or perhaps I'm simply missing something that you feel should be here. Let me know what you think...