Los Angeles seven-day itinerary

The whole trip consisted of walking around one day and lying down one day. DAY 1: Getty Center+Santa Monica 📝Getty Center is free but requires a reservation one day in advance. It is closed on Mondays. 🌟Getty Center art is divided into four pavilions, all of which are worth seeing. The terrace outside the pavilion overlooks the city. The grass outside the museum is very suitable for resting and lying down🥺There is a large garden outside the museum to check in the same photo of Suzy 🌟The Santa Monica project can be bought together or separately. We only took the Ferris wheel and sunset coaster and bought them separately. We queued for the sunset coaster for almost an hour, and we were lucky enough to wait until the sunset😛While queuing, we enjoyed the sea breeze and watched the scenery. The sunset coaster can spin two wheels, but it cannot be recorded with a mobile phone. The two projects lasted almost three hours. DAY 2: Disney 📝Buy Genie, download the APP, and make an appointment for popular items after entering the park I didn't plan to go through all the trouble and only bought one park. I could only book one ride at a time. When we went there, some of the roller coasters were already at eight or nine in the evening. But there were two heavy showers that day, and the scheduled outdoor activities were cancelled, so I got a speed pass that allowed me to skip the queues for various activities😛I was lucky enough to complete all the activities + see the fireworks! DAY3: Griffith Observatory+Hollywood+Avenue of Fame Those of us who are together can play together. Since we were shopping at the handicraft store until almost five o'clock, we only went to the observatory. You can take a taxi directly to the observatory, and you can also see the Hollywood sign opposite from the terrace. DAY4: Little Tokyo+Beverly Hills+Melrose+Ktown 📝The store closes at five or six o'clock at the latest It was a day mainly for shopping. I went to Ktown for dessert first and then returned to Beverly to look at jewelry with my friends. There is a public parking lot 🅿️. I went to Melrose to shop for trendy brands and so on. Zhouzhong Street🅿️ is very convenient. DAY 5: Universal 📝Buy a Pass and go early There are much fewer people at Universal compared to Disney, and buying a pass is basically smooth all the way. The park closed at 8 o'clock on the day I went, and all the activities were completed. I still love Universal more than Disney, and it seems that a Fast and Furious park is about to open🤩Mario Park is very crowded, so you can’t make a reservation and queue up! The park focuses on cuteness, the projects are average, and there is no Mario feeling. I arranged the VR project (this is fun) and left. DAY 6: Malibu+Sawtelle I made a reservation at the cafe on 27th and had a nice brunch in the mountains. I took a taxi directly (why do all the searches say I have to climb up the mountain)? Depending on the time, I went to Sawtelle early to play gashapon and buy melomelo. I didn’t have any special itinerary, I packed my luggage and slept for two hours to catch the flight😅