Disneyland Resort Tickets

based on 522 reviews

Duration:2 days to 5 days (approx.)
Location: Anaheim & Buena Park, California

From $310

Book in 2 easy steps:

1. Select A Date

2. Enter Total No Of Travellers

CHILD (Age : 3 to 9)

ADULT (Age : 10 to 99)

Mobile or paper ticket accepted

Top Selling Tours & Activities

Kid-Friendly

Extreme Sports

Best Conversion

Theme Parks

Attractions & Museums

Disney® Parks

PRODUCT DETAILS
TRAVELER REVIEWS
TRAVELER PHOTOS

Welcome to the Happiest Place on Earth - Disneyland® Resort! From as little as USD83 per day, your Anaheim vacation will be more than magical when you book your admission tickets in advance. Head right to the turnstiles so you can spend more time enjoying everything these two amazing theme parks have to offer! Be sure to visit ** disneytraveltradeinfo.com/dlrcalendar ** to check availability and operating calendar for your desired dates. For more information, please visit: www.disneytraveltradeinfo.com/dlrws ** RESERVATIONS REQUIRED **

Disney’s Genie+ service allows you to select the next available arrival window for Lightning Lane entrances at a variety of attractions at both parks, one at a time (subject to availability). This is a great addition, especially if you have Park Hopper tickets. Disney Genie+ also includes unlimited Disney PhotoPass digital photo downloads from your day, as well as fun new audio experiences that let you discover the parks in cool new ways!

WHAT'S INCLUDED

WHAT TO EXPECT

1. Disneyland Park
With your Disneyland® Resort ticket, make the most of your Anaheim vacation! Simply select the number of days you want to spend in the parks and either the Park Hopper® ticket or Park-per-day option then let the fun begin! Your ticket will allow you to head right to the turnstiles for direct admission into the parks! Disneyland® Park is the happiest place on earth! Filled with memories, imagination and eight different, but ever-so magical lands! From Fantasyland® to Adventureland® and Tomorrowland® to Frontierland®, there is much to see and even more to do!
2. Disney California Adventure Park
Exciting new adventures start the moment you enter Disney California Adventure® Park, a culmination of familiar stories from Disney and Pixar. Attractions include Soarin’ Around the World®, Mickey's PhilharMagic, Guardians of the Galaxy - Mission: BREAKOUT! and the thriller Incredicoaster at Pixar Pier! Discover Avengers Campus: a new Super Hero training complex dedicated to discovering, recruiting and inspiring the next generation of Super Heroes. This new land is where you can team up with your family and friends and train with the Avengers to take on whatever the universe throws at you. Find the hero inside all of us!
3. Downtown Disney District
If you’re looking for shopping or dining, Downtown Disney® District is located just outside the parks. This exciting entertainment, dining and shopping district offering something for everyone.
4.
Welcome to Avengers Campus: an all-new land now open at Disney California Adventure® Park dedicated to discovering, recruiting and training the next generation of Super Heroes. A hero training complex where you can team up with your family and friends and the Avengers to take on whatever the universe throws at you. Heroes Assemble at Avengers Campus.
5.
Come live your very own Star Wars™ story in a whole new land where a galaxy far, far away unfolds all around you. Welcome to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Around corners and through back alleys, you can build your own droid and custom lightsaber* and sample the curious concoctions of the local cantina*. Then, gather your crew and take control of the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy on Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run. Find yourself caught in an epic battle between the Resistance and the First Order in Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance - where the incoming laser fire of a towering AT-AT is matched only by the red crackle of Kylo Ren’s lightsaber. *Reservations required for the lightsaber experience and to Oga’s Cantina. A virtual queue for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance may be implemented to deliver the best possible guest experience, so guests can enjoy the rest of the park while waiting for their turn to ride. Please see the Disneyland app for details.
6. Fireworks at Disneyland Park
Behold spectacular fireworks, timeless music and surprise appearances by some classic Disney characters.
7. Disneyland Railroad
Embark on a relaxing 18-minute scenic journey aboard an authentic steam-powered train around Disneyland Park.
8. Main Street Cinema
Step under the elegant Victorian-era marquee and into yesteryear. Watch some of Walt Disney’s first animated efforts, playing throughout the day on 6 separate movie screens.
9. The Disney Gallery
Explore Disney-inspired art by contemporary artists—plus historic and rare theme park concept renderings, models and memorabilia.
10. The Disneyland Story Presenting Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln
Encounter the Great Emancipator as he returns to tell the tale of generations past and share his stirring vision of the future.
11. Indiana Jones Adventure
Follow Indy’s footsteps into the crumbling Temple of the Forbidden Eye past intricate booby traps. Inspect carvings and frescos that tell the story of Mara, a powerful deity who promises great treasures—and vengeance to those foolish enough to gaze into its all-seeing eyes!
12. Enchanted Tiki Room
An extravagant feast for your eyes and ears, this theater-in-the-round show invites you to experience the beauty and magic of the Pacific Islands.
13. Tarzan's Treehouse
Your adventure begins as you clamber up a tree stump and cross a rope bridge high in the sky. Overgrown with vines and constructed out of parts salvaged from his tragic shipwreck, the tree house features ingenious inventions and vignettes from Tarzan’s epic life story.
14. Jungle Cruise
Board a canopied tramp steamer and leave civilization behind on a tongue-in-cheek journey through the globe’s most “treacherous” rivers - and oldest gags.
15. Pirates of the Caribbean
Strike yer colors! Your adventure begins in a shadowy bayou, where you’ll board a weathered barge. Plunge down a waterfall in the dark and float through the spectral world of Pirates Grotto. Dead men tell no tales- but they guard their treasure for all eternity.
16. Haunted Mansion
Dearly depart into a foreboding estate, drag your body to the dead center of the Portrait Chamber and watch as the walls begin to stretch before your eyes. Climb into your waiting Doom Buggy and embark on a shivering journey into an unearthly realm.
17. Fantasmic!
At the end of the day stick around to experience the return of the beloved show Fastasmic! at Disneyland® Park. This amazing nighttime spectacular features special effects, jaw-dropping entertainment and fantastic pyrotechnics. It's something you won't want to miss!
18. Mark Twain Riverboat
Board an old-fashioned steam-powered vessel for a half-mile journey into the heart of the American frontier. During the charming, 14-minute trip around Pirate’s Lair on Tom Sawyer Island, spot delightful sights along the river’s edge.
19. Sailing Ship Columbia
Board the 110-foot-long, fully rigged Columbia and sail away into a long-forgotten time. Marvel at the towering mainmast and inspect the cannons and deck-mounted guns the crew used to repel pirate attacks.
20. Pirate's Lair on Tom Sawyer Island
Travel by log raft across the Rivers of America and retrace the steps of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn when they ran away to live carefree lives as pirates.
21. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
Legend has it that after gold was discovered in the 1850s, eerie incidents took place in the mine. Trains would take off and race through tunnels… by themselves. As you enter the cursed cavern, your train speeds up along the rickety track. Shoot under a booming waterfall and dodge a falling boulder from an unexpected landslide as you swoop around sharp turns and drop into desolate canyons. On this rip-roaring adventure, you may learn that some legends turn out to be true...
22. Frontierland Shootin' Exposition
Mosey on up to a rustic log cabin and hoist a replica .54-caliber Hawkins buffalo rifle to your shoulder. Peer through the scope and see legendary Boot Hill in Tombstone, Arizona—a notorious Old West town!
23. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
Get lost in the pages of A.A. Milne’s classic tales as you glide through Pooh’s most memorable adventures. Board your beehive and get swept up in a gust of wind with Piglet, Gopher, Eeyore, Kanga and Roo. Band together with Tigger and friends to stay afloat in a torrential downpour.
24. Davy Crockett's Explorer Canoes
Named after the legendary 19th century icon, Davy Crockett’s Explorer Canoes lets you travel back to a time when water was the way to go. The 20-passenger vessels are real, free-floating canoes; there is no motor and no track. Modeled after the boats that early Native American and European explorers used, these 35-foot-long canoes are powered entirely by paddles.
25.
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance is a massive attraction with multiple ride systems that is unlike anything you’ve ever experienced at the Disneyland Resort… or anywhere else in the galaxy!
26.
Ride in the famous cockpit of the Millennium Falcon on a daring flight—and whether you’re a pilot, engineer or gunner, every role is crucial.
27.
Step inside this notorious local watering hole to partake of unique concoctions for all ages. (Food and beverages available to purchase)
28.
Fuel up for your next adventure at this space-themed eatery that serves out-of-this world selections. (Food and beverages available to purchase)
29.
Hungry travelers can fuel up on galactic grub at this local eatery in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. (Food and beverages available to purchase)
30. Matterhorn Bobsleds
Climb into a 6-person bobsled and brace yourself against howling winds as you ascend 80 feet up into an icy cave. Take in the sweeping views at the summit and prepare for a thrilling, high-speed ride.
31. Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
With the wave of a wand, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique offers magical makeovers for royalty-in-training ages 3 to 12. Watch as your young majesty or knight takes a seat in a lavish salon throne and enjoys pampering perfection, courtesy of their very own Fairy Godmother-in-training or Coachman. Additional cost to participate
32. Dumbo the Flying Elephant
As the jubilant circus organ melody begins, Dumbo gracefully lifts off and begins to fly ‘round a dancing water fountain. Feel the wind race across your face as faithful friend Timothy Q. Mouse directs the action with help from his “magic” feather. Dumbo showed the world he could fly - because if you believe in yourself, anything is possible!
33. Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough
Gaze at Sleeping Beauty Castle and venture inside to relive scenes from the beloved Disney classic. Explore winding passageways where the epic tale of Princess Aurora is told through spellbinding dioramas.
34. Mad Tea Party
Celebrate your unbirthday with a wild whirl through Wonderland. Madcap music fills the air as you rotate below a canopy of colorful lanterns. Inspired by the Mad Hatter’s tea party from Walt Disney’s animated classic Alice in Wonderland, this timeless attraction features the same resplendent colors and objects of disproportionate size.
35. Peter Pan's Flight
It’s bedtime in the Darling children’s nursery, but Wendy, Michael and John have some unexpected visitors! Join them on a high-flying adventure - with the help of a little pixie dust - through scenes and songs made famous in Disney’s animated film, Peter Pan.
36. Pinocchio's Daring Journey
Hop aboard a woodcarver’s cart at the Stromboli Puppet Theatre, where Pinocchio is singing and dancing in a festive marionette show.
37. Mr. Toad's Wild Ride
Enter the lavish English manor house known as Toad Hall and hop into a 2-person, open-air buggy. Skid past teetering stacks of books in the library and barrel through a fireplace before hurtling into a formal dining room. Careen through a wall-sized window and race past a riverbank, narrowly missing a flock of sheep.
38. It's a Small World
Voyage along the Seven Seaways canal and behold a cast of almost 300 Audio-Animatronics dolls representing children from every corner of the globe as they sing the classic anthem to world peace—in their native languages.
39. King Arthur Carrousel
Make your way beneath a vibrant medieval tent in the castle courtyard and select one of 68 ornately carved, hand-painted horses—or take a seat in the fanciful chariot.
40. Storybook Land Canal Boats
Slip inside a 12-person boat for a gentle open-air tour of enchanting homes and villages from classic Disney movies.
41. Casey Jr. Circus Train
Ride the rails aboard a festive circus train pulled by brave little engine Casey Jr. - from the classic Disney animated movie Dumbo. Wend your way over happy hills and through verdant valleys to behold familiar dwellings and villages, amazingly rendered in miniature scale.
42. Fantasy Faire
Step into a quaint medieval square and spend some time with beloved Characters or just shop and snack like royalty.
43. Snow White's Scary Adventures
Embark on a magical ride into memorable scenes from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
44. Minnie's House
Step right in to Minnie Mouse’s house and discover sweet surprises in every room. Open the refrigerator and find every cheese known to "mouse-kind." Make a cake in the oven rise and fall with the turn of a knob. You can even try Minnie's sweetheart-shaped computer.
45. Mickey's House and Meet Mickey
Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of how the one and only Mickey Mouse lives during a walkthrough tour of his home. Discover a treasure trove of mementos from his storied career, like the broomstick from the animated classic Fantasia, Pluto’s doghouse and a cabinet chock-full of collectibles - including a snapshot of Mickey with his good pal Walt Disney.
46. Gadget's Go Coaster
Climb aboard a train made of acorns and get ready for a wild ride! Race around the winding track Gadget Hackwrench crafted using oversized “found objects.” Enjoy panoramic views of Mickey’s Toontown on a whirlwind trip around Toon Lake.
47.
Zoom off on a wild and wacky adventure through Mickey and Minnie’s madcap cartoon world.
48. Chip 'n Dale Treehouse
There's a party up in the old Redwood tree—and you're invited! Step through a carved entryway and climb the winding spiral staircase into the heart of the tree Chip ‘n Dale call home. At the top, you'll be rewarded with a treetop view of Mickey’s Toontown.
49. Goofy's Playhouse
Over in Goofy's neck of the woods, wander through a whimsical sound garden and dream up new ways to make wacky noises. Then, clamber up to an elevated clubhouse and catch a bird's-eye view of Mickey's Toontown.
50. Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin
Catch a ride in a taxi and follow Roger Rabbit and Benny the Cab as they race through Toontown in search of Jessica Rabbit. Beware - the villainous Weasels are pouring slippery Toon-melting Dip in the paths of passing vehicles, including yours!
51. Star Tours - The Adventures Continue
Make the jump to hyperspace aboard a 3D space flight to legendary destinations from the Star Wars saga.
52. Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters
The Evil Emperor Zurg is stealing batteries to power a new weapon of destruction, and Buzz Lightyear needs your help! Maneuver your space cruiser through the Gamma Quadrant and beyond. Face down Zurg and his squad of robots and fire at will! Spin a full 360 degrees and blast glowing “Z” targets with your laser cannon to earn points. Do you have what it takes to stop Zurg before it’s too late? The fate of the toy world is in your hands!
53. Disneyland Monorail
Enjoy incredible, one-of-a-kind views on this classic 2.5-mile, 13-minute round-trip journey. Fly over Fantasyland and Tomorrowland, past the majestic Matterhorn Bobsleds. Glide over Grizzly Peak, Buena Vista Street and Hollywood Land in Disney California Adventure Park. Zoom through Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa and the Downtown Disney District.
54. Astro Orbitor
Climb into a retro 3-passenger spaceship and prepare for launch! Hold on tight as your rocket levitates into the air and revolves around a galaxy of planets—inspired by centuries-old astronomical designs—as the sights and sounds of Tomorrowland whizz by below.
55. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage
With all the humor and heart of the original film, this immersive submarine ride takes you on an unforgettable ocean adventure—to find a missing clown fish.
56. Autopia
Cruise the scenic winding roads of this classic attraction in a souped-up coupe. Pick up the pace as you rumble under a small bridge and see iconic attractions like the Matterhorn Bobsleds in the distance. Spot Honda’s Humanoid Robot and Bird along the road. Featuring a working gas pedal and steering wheel, each classy chassis seats 2 adults or 3 children and navigates curves and inclines just like the real thing.
57. Space Mountain
Navigate through a vast futuristic space station as you make your way to Mission Control. Board a sleek flight vehicle and prepare yourself for a high-flying adventure to the furthest reaches of space.
58. World of Color
Disney and Pixar stories soar to life on a vivid veil of mist during this outdoor nighttime spectacular. Thrill as graceful jets of water shoot into the air, lasers electrify the night and perfectly timed pyrotechnics explode in a blaze of brilliant color. Watch in wonder as water, fire, light and music weave together to celebrate the magic of Disney storytelling. Please note: There will be a virtual queue system to view the spectacular. To enter the virtual queue, you must have entered Disney California Adventure park with a One-Park ticket/Park Hopper ticket or Disneyland park with a Park Hopper ticket. The virtual queue is accessible beginning at 12pm via the Disneyland mobile app and is subject to availability. Guests who begin their day at Disneyland may then enter Disney California Adventure park with their Park Hopper ticket after 1pm for their designated entrance and showtime. Joining the virtual queue does not guarantee the ability to view “World of Color".
59. Red Car Trolley
Hop aboard a charming vintage trolley for a scenic ride through Buena Vista Street and Hollywood Land.
60. Turtle Talk with Crush
Step inside the Aquatorium, take a seat in front of the large window and get up close and personal with this righteous dude who always goes with the flow. While Crush cavorts behind the glass, kids can talk to him about anything—his friends, his favorite food—the sea’s the limit. Because every chat is spontaneous, each time you visit is totally different and totally awesome!
61. Sorcerer's Workshop
Discover how Disney animators bring some of your favorite characters to life through 2 amazing interactive experiences.
62. Animation Academy
Fun for all ages and experience levels, this unique hands-on experience teaches you simple tricks and techniques to give your drawing that special Disney flair. Receive step-by-step instruction on how to illustrate your own version of a popular Disney character, and when you’re done, keep your art as a souvenir!
63.
Join Rocket on a thrilling mission to rescue the Guardians of the Galaxy from the Collector’s fortress.
64. Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!
Zip through scenes from the Disney and Pixar film Monsters, Inc. on a wild taxi ride with familiar scare-acters.
65. Mater's Junkyard Jamboree
Ride along aboard a tractor during a tow-tappin’ hoedown hosted by Mater from the Disney and Pixar film Cars.
66. Radiator Springs Racers
Start your engines! Zoom through the desert landscape of Cars Land, inspired by the Disney and Pixar movie Cars.
67. Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters
Climb aboard a colorful car that “dances” its way across Luigi’s lot to tire-tapping Italian tunes!
68.
Climb aboard for an exhilarating Ferris wheel adventure that swoops, swings, and slides—high above Pixar Pier.
69. Incredicoaster
Join the Incredibles in a mad dash to catch Jack-Jack as he wreaks havoc throughout this high-speed chase!
70. Games of Pixar Pier
Put your skills to the test at whimsical game booths along the Pixar Promenade. Cost not included
71. Toy Story Midway Mania!
Zip through an exhilarating 4D midway-style game starring Toy Story characters—and blast away!
72. Jumpin' Jellyfish
Float high into the sky above Paradise Bay aboard a colorful jellyfish before gently sinking back down to dry land.
73. Goofy's Sky School
Climb aboard your flight-training vehicle and hang on tight as you take off 3 stories in the air. Zip along 1,200 feet of track on a zany roller coaster ride up, down and all around.
74. Golden Zephyr
Soar high in the sky in a gleaming retro spaceship inspired by science fiction stories of the 1920s.
75. Silly Symphony Swings
Get swept off your feet and into the air as you wheel above it all in graceful, soaring circles.
76. Grizzly River Run
Embark on a thrilling whitewater raft adventure that splashes you down a roaring California river deep in the mountains.
77. Soarin' Over California
Feel the wind in your face during an airborne hang-gliding flight over the wonders of the world. Thrill as you’re raised high into the air in front of an 80-foot projection dome for a virtual tour around the world. Incredible IMAX digital projection and spectacular aerial footage simulate the graceful motion of flight.
78. The Little Mermaid - Ariel's Undersea Adventure
Journey under the sea for a whimsical musical adventure awash with scenes from the animated Disney classic.
79. Anna & Elsa's Royal Welcome
Stop by this frosty spot inside the Disney Animation building and receive a greeting straight from the enchanted kingdom of Arendelle. Anna and Elsa are eager to greet new friends and tell you about their adventures.

ADDITIONAL INFO

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Multi-day 1-Park Per Day eTickets are valid for entrance into either Disneyland® Park or Disney California Adventure® Park each day over a specified number of days. Park-per-Day tickets are not valid for visits to both theme parks on the same day
• Multi-day Park Hopper® eTickets are valid for entrance into both Disneyland® Park or Disney California Adventure® Park each day over a specified number of days. Park hopping can commence after 1pm.
• eTickets must be redeemed on selected date of travel
• eTickets expire 13 days after first use or January 12, 2025, whichever occurs first
• To enter a park, both a theme park reservation and a valid ticket for the same park on the same date is required. Theme park reservations are limited, and availability is subject to capacity. Certain parks, attractions, restaurants, experiences and offerings may be modified or unavailable, limited in capacity, and subject to limited availability or even closure. Park admission and offerings are not guaranteed. Visit www.disneytraveltradeinfo.com/dlrws for important information about park attendance requirements and other restrictions that you need to know before visiting Disneyland® Resort.

CANCELLATION POLICY

Posted By : Halie M
What hasn’t been said about Disneyland? It’s everything that you’ve heard and a bit more. The rides, the convenience to Downtown Disney and California Adventure, the theming, it’s all fantastic. As someone who’s only ever visited Walt Disney World in Florida, visiting the original park was a bit daunting. I didn’t know what to expect when it came to crowds or weather, but I realized that it wasn’t nearly as important in DL as it is at WDW. Disneyland is a much more relaxed, causal experience. There’s no need to plan extensively and stress about getting everything done. We arrived at 10am and left the park at 1:00am, feeling satisfied about riding every ride on our list, and exhausted but agreeing that visiting the park was the best decision of our trip. I gave the park four stars because the park needs a little TLC - paint’s peeling in some places and the rides are a little squeaky at times - but it’s also kinda part of the charm? Being able to walk from one park, to downtown Disney, and back to the other park was amazing. No need to run from the bus to the monorail to the Skyliner! Being open until 1am on the weekends is a huge plus, too, especially since we only planned to visit for one day. We’re already looking forward to our next visit! Definitely make time to ride a few attraction if you’re visiting LA, it’s worth it.
Rating : full ratings
Posted On : 2024-05-14 13:29:25

Posted By : Pamela_B
The Adventure park was better than the Disneyland park. It was a Saturday we went to be Disneyland and the genie plus was useless as there were so many people. Also some rides were not operating. We couldn't get into the popular ones even with the genie plus. Disappointing when you fly from Australia to experience, spend a fortune and you can't get into the rides. Surely if you come from overseas you should be able to pre-book.
Rating : full ratings
Posted On : 2024-05-13 19:30:48

Posted By : nadiaginocchio
Beautiful return to childhood!!!
It is a small park compared to the one in Orlando. We had to go during the peak season, it was packed with people. It rained the days we went. There aren't that many games for teenagers.
And yet, it is one of the most magical places that exist!
My tips for surviving springbreak are: get to the parking lot an hour/hour and a half early, bring snacks, lunches and water, take out the genie+ and learn how to use it first.
Each one chooses their own route, their favorite games, or shows.
But, wait what you have to wait, and go to Rise of resistance. It is, by far, the best game you will ever upload in your life!
Go back to Star Wars Land at night, it's a flash. Take the opportunity to play games between the night show and closing. There are few people left and there is almost no wait.
And let yourself be enchanted by the children's magic that vibrates at Disneyland!
Rating : full ratings
Posted On : 2024-05-10 21:12:55

Posted By : susancX6354VP
Guest Services in both California Adventure and Disneyland were excellent. They all went beyond the call of duty. We were travelling from the UK as DVC members. There was a problem with the Disney APP with the DVC part of the app to allow discounts on food. They had to make a call to DVC member services, and Mindy made it all happen. The next day in Disneyland the same issue again, and they managed to fix this again. Alex from Hesperia California and Karl from Torrance California and Mindy (DVC Member Services) were all the people involved. Karl just a FYI the recommendation for dinner at Storybook was fab thanks again all of you.

As a FYI - some of your food outlets would not accept the DVC discount from the APP but wanted to see the actual card, so there is a lack of information on DVC around the park. I hope that helps....... you improve your service.

Thanks again.
Sue and Robert from Ringwood, Hampshire, UK.
Rating : full ratings
Posted On : 2024-05-06 15:08:04

Posted By : ECBOU
Had an amazing time at Disneyland California! The attention to detail is impressive, and the rides are fantastic. The cast members are friendly and helpful, adding to the magical experience. Don't miss the delicious food options and the breathtaking nighttime entertainment. Highly recommended!
Rating : full ratings
Posted On : 2024-04-27 05:39:20

Posted By : thegrinch28
Yes it is very expensive, to get it, to eat, to drink, to buy anything is crazy money but if you plan your day well it can still be magical. Look tbh we only came for Galaxys Edge but managed to get a good feel of what is still a realtively small place so easy to get around.

Arrived 830 due to traffic but parked easy and on the tram in minutes. Had planned to use the monorail but messed that up but it was no issue. Through the gates and both Star Tours and HyperSpace Mountain done by 930. It was season of the force so all Star Wars themed which was great. Up to Batuu and onto the Falcon for 2 rides, and some photos infront of the fast hunk of junk.

Now the queues were starting to build so out with the Genie + and a ride booked for between 12 and 1 whilst we headed to ROTR which has no lightning lane unless you pay $20 each. In good news the ride broke so we got a lighting lane for post lunch.

Talking of lunch we got a package at the Plaza which gave a pass to the reserved viewing area for the parade which made Mrs D very happy. It was pricey, go back to first paragraph. But the chance to sit down for as long as we needed to eat, rest, drink and plan was well worth it. Genie + then said ROTR was back on so we headed up there and once again when we got to the front of the queue the ride broke again (it does break down a lot) so back on Genie + to get another ride in before the parade started 5.30.

Parade done and whilst watching it use Genie + to book Big Thunder Mountain and that was then done before a walk back north to Toon Town where both Mickeys Runaway Railway and Roger Rabbit were both not open, these rides seem to break down alot these days.

Wait for a bit, give up and back to Star Wars land for 2 rides on Rise of the Resistance. WOW WOW WOW worth the entrance fee alone. Ivy built a lightsaber for $250 and I had a Ronto Wrap and time for the fireworks above the spires which is something for Season of the Force which runs for a few months.

Post fireworks the park sort of gets a bit messed up, with paths closed and people walking towards each other, with hindisght should have layed low for a bit longer. Bit of merchadise shopping and then a quick ride on Indianan Jones on a Genie + booking made whilst in Battu.

Right so the positives, lovely and clean, small park but feels big so easy to get around. Never felt too busy, might have got lucky on a weekday post spring break. And Genie + does work if used rights, also remember you get free ride photos, not that many of them do that sort of thing these days which is a shame. And making a big point for time out twice helped get through a 15 hour day, remember we were only there for 1 day so had to make it count.

Negatives are cost, not surpried now that the whole of the USA seems to have doubled in price for most things, but how can most people afford to come here. Also how often the rides break down especially ROTR is not on, it wasted a couple of hours of our time due to this. Battu is not that great, a big shop for Star Wars merchandise with 2 brilliant rides. Hardly see any sequel chracters and when you do they don't stop for photos, and original trilogy fans like me want to see more of our guys not just the First Order. Harry Potter at Universal edges Galaxys Edge IMO.

Also why is there not much if any GALAXY EDGE merchandise on sale here, I want to wear something in the UK that people know I went to Batuu, and not some generic star wars item. All we found was a lanyard, and some pins and magnets but I think Disney needs to stock up on specific black spire stuff. If they had I would have spent more. I even took a walk to the Star Wars shop in Downtown Disney to check I had not missed any merch but they had the usual stuff found in the park too.

Would have liked to have had done the Mark twain boat, Disney Railroad and looked at a bit more on Main Street, but ran out of time that I might have had not waiting for rides that broke down too often.

It is good, not magic or anything like that. The people who think that are living on past good times that might be there but not at this price with these crowds. it is well worth a visit, Genie + essential and I am glad we went just to tick off the Star Wars stuff which was an important part of our trip to the US that was delayed from 2020.
Rating : full ratings
Posted On : 2024-04-23 10:54:06

Posted By : TW C
Too expensive now. It’s a playground for the rich and the YouTubers. Families are priced out. Kids will have more fun if you stay at a resort with a great pool area
Rating : full ratings
Posted On : 2024-04-20 19:20:57

Posted By : 508carolynw
Total hell hole now…long endless lines and way overpriced. I’d rather be in line at the DMV. It’s gone completely down hill. Save your money!
Rating : full ratings
Posted On : 2024-04-11 20:35:41

Posted By : Q6869RAmichaelg
From classic attractions to beloved characters, it offers endless fun and nostalgia. The attention to detail and immersive atmosphere make it a must-visit destination for families and Disney fans alike.
Rating : full ratings
Posted On : 2024-04-07 23:26:12

Posted By : Wildwoodatheart
Disneyland has changed. In all the years coming here, I have NEVER seen it so crowded! (And we used to go in summer and at the holidays.) We were here the first week of March, which is supposed to be one of the slower times - between President's Day break and spring break. I can't imagine what it is like at peak times. Would you even get to ride any rides? They have raised the price, so now it is incredibly expensive. And for a LOT of money, you get to wait in VERY LONG lines to go on rides, so that you cannot possibly ride very many rides/attractions in your day. It feels like Disney has upped their capacity, so that even walking around the park is difficult. No more fast pass. Now you have to PAY for a lightening pass, on top of the exorbitant park ticket. And we noticed that even the lightening pass folks had to wait in line. A few rides have single rider, and that worked well. But it seems Disney is no longer the happiest place on earth. It is just the most over-priced and crowded place.
Rating : full ratings
Posted On : 2024-04-07 19:12:16