Destination Disneyland
 

Destination Disneyland

Can I take my fur baby on vacation to Disneyland?

Disneyland does not have overnight boarding. They do have kennels available for over night. They are not able to take any pet under 4 months of age and must have the following vaccinations rabies, distemper, hepatitis and leptospirosis(double check on this one(Lepto), I did not think anyone was using it because of so many reactions). The web site says that is required by Orange County.

Update on the Lepto vaccine. I just checked with my vet 5-04-07, they said that they can give it, if it is required but, that they are giving it by itself, they will not give it with the distemper, rabies vaccine.

http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disn...esGSDetailPage

You need to copy and paste the above url but it will take you right there.

How old is your baby?

if she is under 4 months that sounds too many for such a small yorkie.

I'm sorry, I don't know the difference between overnight boarding and overnight kennels.....aren't they the same???

Give us more detail of what your looking for and maybe we can help you search.

Disneyland is in Anaheim and we have a lot of YT members in that area and surrounding areas.

Are you sure about the hepatitus? That sounds like something for humans I have never heard of that for dogs.

Sorry for the confusion I probably should have worded that better.
I was posting more of a statement for people that are looking to go to Disneyland. Thank you for catching my error with the overnight boarding and overnight kennels. Disneyland doesn't offer any overnight boarding/kennels. Only day visits.

I thought that was a little different as well, but it is on the Disneyland website as a required vaccine.

The hepatitis Vaccine is part of the regular puppy vaccines. The lepto concerns me, as there are several strains of it and the vaccine does not innoculate against all strains.

My dad stayed at Ft. Wilderness and brought their dog! It's more of the "campground" side of Disney... they have RV's, log cabins, etc. I don't know if it's the same at Disneyworld as Disneyland.

Has anyone used the Kennels at DISNEY?
 

WE are going to Florida in December and are planning a few days at Disney. Here is the info they sent me. But has any yorkietalker actually experienced the kennels there?



Dear Kate,
Thank you for contacting the Walt Disney World Resort.
With the exception of certified service animals, pets are not permitted
in Disney owned and operated Resorts.
Walt Disney World pet kennels are available at the Magic Kingdom Ticket
and Transportation Center, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios and
Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park. The kennels are open from one hour
prior to park opening to one hour after park closing and offer overnight
boarding.
Kennel Sizes:
Small pet kennel ----- 25.5" x 20" x 23.3"
Medium pet kennel ---- 34" x 34" x 34"
Large pet kennel ----- 55" x 45" x 36"
Outside kennels (available on request)-- large kennels, sizes vary
slightly
Service:
Boarding of guest's pets.
Feeding is available, but guests are advised to walk and exercise their
own pets.
No veterinary services are offered. Guests will be referred to an
Orlando animal clinic if problems arise.
Price: Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom theme
parks
$10 per pet per day
$15 per pet overnight (for DAY guests at ALL kennels)
$13 per pet overnight (for RESORT guests at ALL kennels)
All guests are required to walk their dog at least once in the morning
and once in the evening (twice a day). Dogs less than 1 year of age
(puppies) are required to be walked 3 times a day.
Price: Transportation & Ticket Center, Epcot and Fort Wilderness
Dogs $15 Cats & small animals $10 per pet per day
Dogs $20 Cats & small animals $15 per pet OVERNIGHT (for
DAY guests)
Dogs $18 Cats & small animals $13 per pet OVERNIGHT (for
RESORT guests)

Requirements:
Walt Disney World is a member of the "American Boarding Kennel
Association"
Dogs must have proof of the following vaccinations:
- Rabies
- D.H.P.(Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza)
- Parvovirus
- Bordetella
Cats must have proof of the following vaccinations:
- Rabies
- Panleukopenia
- Rhinotracheitis
- Calcivirus
All dogs and cats have to be a minimum of 8 weeks old to be kenneled.
No native wildlife or exotic species are allowed in kennels.
For further, more specific information, please call the Disney Kennels
directly:
Disney's Hollywood Studios - 407 560-4282
Disney's Animal Kingdom - 407 938-2100
Epcot - 407 560-6229
Magic Kingdom (TTC) - 407 824-6568

If you have questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact
us.
Please include your full name, E-Mail address, and reservation number if
applicable on all correspondence.
Sincerely,
Howard Bowen
WDW Online Communications

I wouldnt leave My Mitsi in a kennel like that, it sounds really basic, Id be concerned with the lack of care. why not find a boarding place near disney world instead. Yes You would pay a bit more but Your Yorkie would be well looked after and safe

Best Friends
 

Best Friends opened up a great kennel at Disney two years ago and we used in October.

They also offer day care, but that isn't really Prissy's thing.

She had an indoor/outdoor suite so she could go to the bathroom whenever she wanted. However, they called me after her first day there and told me that she wasn't using her outdoor patio and suggested that I add more walks to her package.

We also went to see her twice a day. The first time we went to see her after we brought her there, she tried to bring me back to her room to see it--it was so sweet.

She seemed to tolerate it well. We had never used a kennel before so I was very nervous.

The staff were awesome as well!

I would highly recommend Best Friends at Disney!