[blparent] Recommended Attractions, Part 2: Los Angeles

[Jessica]

Eric, as not only a parent but as a blind individual how easily did you get help in the park? As I just came back from universal in Florida, I found navigating the park without sighted assistance rather difficult, and finding help was hard as well.

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On Jul 7, 2011, at 3:41 AM, Eric Calhoun <eric at pmpmail.com> wrote:

> Hello again, I offer 3 attractions for Ronit, or for anyone wanting to
> visit Los Angeles.  Again, for the purposes of this list, this will be
> blparent and blindness-related.
> 
> The Los Angeles Zoo (www.lazoo.org).  I recommend this zoo for so many
> reasons, but the best one is that there is a petting zoo and many shows for
> the kids.
> 
> Universal Studios Hollywood, (www.universalstudioshollywood.com.)  Ride
> the rides.  Check out the exhibits.  Get wet on Jurassic Park, the Ride. 
> And, after all that, there's nearby Universal Studios Citywalk,
> (www.citywalkhollywood.com), where you can shop to your heart's content,
> eat at restaurants, or take in a movie.  All of these for both blind and
> sighted parents alike!
> 
> Pacific Ocean Park (www.pacificoceanpark.com)  Can't afford Disneyland? 
> Want fun you know you can get at Knotts Berry Farm at a lower price?  Try
> Pacific Ocean Park on the Santa Monica Pier!  For a day pass as low as $20,
> you'll love to get on all the rides and eat some great food!  $20!  And if
> you want to get in the water, the ocean's nearby!
> 
> Eric
> .. ..  Eric from Los Angeles with the baseball list: eric at pmpmail.com. 
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