While Disneyland is considered by many the happiest place on Earth, it can actually be a nightmare if you don't come prepared. Luckily, Cheddar's own Shannon LaNier happens to be an expert, and here he shares his top tips on everything from scheduling rides in order to beat long lines to taking advantage of your hotel's free continental breakfast if you're on a budget.
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