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- Disneyland, of course, is Anaheim's main claim to fame since first opening in 1955
- California Adventure is the new addition to Disneyland, with separate admission fees.
- the Crystal Cathedral, home to the huge congregation built by the persistently up-beat Rev. Robert Schuler, is in nearby Garden Grove on Chapman Ave./ Lewis St. An impressive building: as the name implies, made almost entirely of glass.
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- The Block at Orange offers a variety of shops, restaurants and entertainment such as Dave & Busters and AMC Theaters, located in the nearby city of Orange.
- Angel Stadium to see the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in action.
- The Anaheim Ducks play in the Honda Center (formerly the Arrowhead Pond). You may also see Disney On Ice shows here as well. It is also open for the public to go and skate.
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EAT
- There are lots of places to eat in and around Disneyland.
- La Brea Bakery Café[2], 1556 Disneyland Drive, (714) 490-0233. (Located at Downtown Disney, along with many other restaurants, such as ESPN Zone and Rainforest Café).
- For Japanese food, Shabu Shabu[3] at The Block at Orange, 20 City Boulevard West, Orange. (Chapman/State College right next to the I-5). As Japanese restaurants go, they are not cheap. They offer Sushi and a style were you cook your food in boiling water at the table. Telephone: (714) 769-0200.
- Outback Steakhouse for Steaks and the famous Bloomin Onion
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