[montana °o°]

Does anyone remember that hotel at DisneyLand called the Pan Pacific. Then they changed it to Paradise Pier Hotel or something like that? If you have any information I was hoping someone would share it because I liked that hotel alot.

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[tink@disneyland]

Yes, I remember the Pan Pacific, Disney bought it and when DCA opened changed its name to the Paradise Pier Hotel. It is still in operation as one of the Disneyland Resort hotels. It is the cheapest way to stay at the Disneyland Resort. I have heard that those who stay at the hotel have a special entrance into DCA via Paradise Pier, but i have never used it. They have a 4 star Japanese restaurant in this hotel, so if that's your bag, this is the place. It is a really nice place to stay and they have definately Disneyfied the place since its Pan Pacific Days. And if you can't afford they stay at the Grand Californian then this is the way to go. Only a short walk to Downtown Disney. And you do still feel like you are in the Resort, hard to believe that it was once considered off property.

[snoozeseven]

we stayed there last august, it was nice and not too expensive. the PCH character breakfast with Lilo & Stitch was great. However, don't remember there being a special entrance into DCA. we had to cross disneyland drive and walk through the Grand Californian hotel.

[30manman]

there use to be a special entrance but it got taken away when all the new construction started. The special entrance was behind the corndog stand.

[Gary-1955]

I've never stayed there but had visited guests staying there. it had good access to Disneyland via the Monorail or trams that used to run to the old Disneyland hotel shopping area. down side was the view of the original parking lot which is where California Adventure and Downtown Disney is located. I guess the room rate structure went up when the view improved.

[minnieshel]

It used to be one of my favorites, I remember it even before it was Pan Pacific and was called the Emerald (spelling?). It was a fun place to stay and I loved the walk way the led right to Disneyland. I miss staying there and hope to once again soon. Much quieter than the actual "Disneyland Hotel"
Michelle

[welovedisney]

I think the Paradise Pier is best bang for the buck at the Disneyland Hotel Resort and would recommend it to anyone.