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Hight rate 15 location for tourist in Anaheim, CA, USA (part 2)
06-2025 The Sword in the Stone in Hight rate 15 location for tourist in Anaheim, CA, USA (part 2)Flightdeck + Rogue Racing - Anaheim Todd Lewis: Very fun and realistic flight simulator that was really unique to try or gift to someone. I flew one one of the larger planes and, with some patience, got the hang of it. The cockpit and controls are very realistic. I highly suggest giving it a try if flying a plane is an interest of yours.
Avengers Headquarters - Anaheim Michael Ong: Great to see the Avengers from their ledge below the Quinjet - we saw Loki and Minutemen, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Thor, Captain Marvel,, and Black Widow wave to us. There also was a fight scene for Black Widow. The characters also come down for meet & greets: Iron Man was across from Pym testing Kitchen, while others hung out by the SHIELD jeep. The Dora Milaje also have a show where they parade to the small stage and back.
San Fransokyo Square - Anaheim Leah: This is a neat area with many food choices!
It seemed consistently busy, and at times quite crowded, which makes sense since it offers lots of seating with incredible views to enjoy a meal or just take a break. Get your timing right, and you just might see some cute characters who like to frequent this area!
San Fransokyo is especially impressive at night when all the little lanterns are lit, so be sure to check it out for yourself!
X-Wing - Anaheim Andrew Tosczak: Great photo opportunity! Busy spot. Feels like your walking around in the star wars universe.
Mother Colony House - Anaheim Priscilla: My family and I took a tour of this place and we had an amazing experience there. The interior was beautiful. The employees were very courteous and understanding. Definitely recommend visiting this place.
Santa Ana Zoo - Santa Ana Maika Rothfuss: This is a lovely little zoo. My friend and I decided to check it out since we were in the area. There is decent amount of parking with some overflow if none is available in the front. Its a decent size, we were there about 2 hours, leisurely walking through and looking at the animals.
All the animals had an indoor area to hide, so some of them were sleeping while we were there, but we got to see over half of them out and about.
There are lots of scenic spots to take pictures, and lots of seating to rest. The day we went had a pop up that was Mind in Motion, which had booths pertaining to community events and lots of child programs and wellness, which we thought was really neat and a positive addition to the community.
It was a Saturday, so it was decently busy, some animals that were out would have a little crowd gathered to look at them, but we still got our turn to view as well. There were "fun facts" throughout the park, which we both found informative and interesting. There was also a butterfly exhibit but that requires reservations a head of time, which we didnt know, so the wait was too long for us.
It was a lovely day out for walking around the zoo and enjoying the atmosphere and animals.
Downtown Santa Ana Historic District - RUTHLESS CW: What a great experience with the Lowrider community. It was great to see they had their families with them and few had their sons in the front seat....very cool everyone out cruising having a great time.
Heritage Museum of Orange County - Santa Ana Amanda Keller: Hosts a number of special themed events. I went to Twisted Tales 1:Wonderland last night.
The site has classic old homes, wagons and other things from the past.
If youre interested in the supernatural, the place is said to contain a number of spirits.
Discovery Cube - Santa Ana Kimberly Barendregt: Really fun place for kids to learn and engage in stem activities, however if you are going during the week ( we are homeschool)there are school fields trips every single day and it causes such a chaotic environment. I think i was over stimulated by the end. After about 2pm when the field trips leave it is very slow and you are able to fly enjoy all activities
Bowers Museum - Santa Ana Lauren B: Had not been here in a while, but came here back in July and loved all the exhibits. I was not able to see the Anime or Comic exhibit, but their main museum entry covers a lot of different art and styles. I loved all the Silver and Gold jewelry as well, so neat and beautiful.
Came on a Sunday last summer, not a planned trip but it was on the way back home to San Diego so my friend and I decided to go there on my birthday. It was not busy at all, early afternoon and tickets were not expensive at all. Great little museum, definitely check it out if you have time.
