California Family Destination Guide

LEGOLAND California is offering sizzling summer ticket specials to kick off the holiday season. These special Legoland tickets are sold online online and will only be available for a limited time.Take advantage of these great deals on Legoland tickets now and you have all summer to use them. All summer specials are print at home, which means no waiting in line at the ticket booth. Check out these great deals Legoland California discount tickets. Purchase by May 31, 2010. Valid for park visits through Sept. 6, 2010.

Legoland Summer Special – Online Limited Time Offer! Save $15 on a 1-Day Admission Ticket. Valid for one day admission to LEGOLAND California. Buy Now
Legoland Resort Hopper – 5 Days for Less then the Price of 1. Admission to LEGOLAND California, SEA LIFE Aquarium, and LEGOLAND Water Park for 5 Days all for the price of a One Day Hopper Ticket. Use 5 consecutive days admission to LEGOLAND California, SEA LIFE Aquarium, and LEGOLAND Water Park. Water Park opens May 31, 2010 Buy Now
One Day Resort Hopper Ticket – 2nd day Free – Online special, purchase a Resort Hopper ticket and receive a 2nd Day Free. Parking is not included. Valid for one day admission to LEGOLAND® California, SEA LIFE™ Aquarium, and LEGOLAND® Water Park. Buy Now
Legoland 1-Day Hopper to LEGOLAND/SEA LIFE Aquarium plus second day free – Valid for one day admission to LEGOLAND California and SEA LIFE Aquarium. Buy Now
Legoland California Vacation Packages – Perfect for a long weekend or summer vacation. Pacakges include accommodations at a Carlsbad hotel plus admission to Legoland California all for one low price. More information

Old Town San Diego is a fun affordable place to take your family in San Diego. This historic area of California is sometimes called the birth place of the Golden State. Old Town San Diego State Historic Park is the central attraction with museums and restored historic buildings.  Surrounding the park are several blocks of many Old Town shops, including the Old Town San Diego Marketplace. The area also offers numerous dinning options ranging from hot dogs to authentic Mexican food.  Five original  adobes are part of  Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. Other historic buildings include a schoolhouse, a blacksmith shop, San Diego’s first newspaper office, a cigar and pipe store and a stable with a carriage collection. There are also stores, with local artisans demonstrating their craft. Old Town has its own San Diego Trolley station and for  just a few dollars you can take the entire family to downtown San Diego. Kids love riding trains and the red trolley cars will not disappoint. From the downtown trolley station the USS Midway museum is just a short walk.  Visiting Old Town San Diego will not make a big dent in your wallet. Parking and admission are free and most restaurants are reasonable price. More about Old Town San Diego.