I'm going to be going to l.a and I need to know if I should

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>tfw i have enough good boy points to go to both

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>>1244328
Lucky what chores did you do to get that many

>>1244330
Showering and emptying my piss bottles once a week and wearing pants when I leave my room.

>>1244326
I've been to both many times though it's been a few years since I went to either (like I haven't seen Harry Potter world or the redesigned Space Mountain.) I think Universal is the better of the two because its worlds feel more immersive for adults and they change a lot more but if you've never been to a Disneyland I'd do that. It has a much younger target in mind but it still manages to do some very interesting things.

That said if you're looking for thrill rides do Magic Mountain.

>>1244338
Thanks anon

>>1244326
If you like that sort of thing you should go. If you don.t you should not.

If you can only do one I've been to Universal many years ago, I'd think Disney would be more fun, but that's really going to be subjective.

if you want the childhood experience of meeting disney people and going on famous rides go to disneyland proper

if you still want the disney charm, but you're more of a thrillseeker, go to disney california adventure

if you're still in the anaheim area, and you want to do rides only, go to knotts berry farm (also they do peanuts related stuff there)

if you want a disneyland-ish experience but you aren't hooked on disney go to universal

if you are in the la area and anaheim is too far, go to 6 flags magic mountain, also it's complete thrillseeker paradise.

most to all of them have skip the queue passes if you aren't poor, except disneyland which has faggotpass

>>1244326
universal duh.