When you wish upon a star...wish for a day out at Disneyland! Opened in 1955, this legendary theme park was designed by Walt Disney himself. Today, its eight themed lands include 58 attractions based on characters old and new – from Winnie the Pooh to Buzz Lightyear. Take your pick from merry-go-rounds, roller coasters, and water rides to have yourself a rip-roaring time.
Sleeping Beauty's Castle
Modeled on Germany’s Neuschwanstein Castle, Sleeping Beauty’s palace draws visitors from the end of Main Street, U.S.A. Step into a pink pastel dream and discover a world where spells can be broken and dreams really do come true. Aurora’s story will unravel before you on a series of beautiful stained-glass windows, while “When You Wish Upon a Star” twinkles softly in the background.
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What Guests Said About Disneyland:
Anonymous
If you are entering Disneyland during that time, you will not be able to get anywhere, the crowds take up the entire sidewalk and you will feel like a salmon trying to fight your way up against the current of people
Stay at a hotel within ten minutes of the park. Leave your hotel at least an hour before the park opens; you will avoid the huge lazy crowd coming in to the parking garage 1-2 hours after opening. It can take 45-60 minutes just to get into the parking garage during that time, so come early if you'd rather spend that time in the park. Weekdays are always better than weekends for getting on more rides, but the time of year is important, too. Try to avoid major holidays or vacation times such as Spring Break. Do the most popular rides as soon as the park opens when crowds are thinner; you won't have to wait as long. Try waiting 1-2 hours after the stereotypical "lunch" and "dinner" times to eat your meals in order to avoid a long line for food. Bring your own lunch and keep it in a locker to avoid such lines completely and save a few bucks. Snacks, food, and water are all allowed in the parks. Always wear comfy (not brand-new) tennis shoes for maximum walk-abilty. When you arrive, check the times for the daily parades and if you don't care about them, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, avoid Main Street and Fantasyland during that time!! If you are entering Disneyland during that time, you will not be able to get anywhere, the crowds take up the entire sidewalk and you will feel like a salmon trying to fight your way up against the current of people. Stay in California Adventure during that time if you have park hopper passes, or get some Main Street shopping done, because you will not get anywhere at all otherwise.
Kevin
United States of America
Take a special someone to Disneyland before you make little special-someone children
Take a special someone to Disneyland before you make little special-someone children. If you are both in decent shape and willing to power-walk around strollers, you'll be faster than most of the seemingly intimidating crowds. It's like a 16-hour hike but with air-conditioned pacing breaks for ghost pirates and talking cars. Maybe that's not your ideal date, but my special someone and I never tire of it. And our calves look fantastic.
Linda
United States of America
Enough time in your trip to explore all that Disneyland contains other than just the rides, at least several days is good
Enough time in your trip to explore all that Disneyland contains other than just the rides, at least several days is good.
Barbara
United States of America
A hotel close to the park that is affordable, clean, safe, comfortable, and has plenty of parking, makes the time spent at Disneyland so much more enjoyable
A hotel close to the park that is affordable, clean, safe, comfortable, and has plenty of parking, makes the time spent at Disneyland so much more enjoyable. Disneyland is always a pleasure, particularly when there are good bands playing on the property. An awesome hotel is like having home a short walk or drive away.
Anonymous
There are shops outside Disneyland that offer souvenirs a lot cheaper
Be prepared to spend at Disneyland. There are shops outside Disneyland that offer souvenirs a lot cheaper. Bring your walking shoes.
Anonymous
We went to Disneyland and Californian Adventure in one day ,almost 10hrs at Theme Parks was to much for my poor old legs , however our teenage daughter's would have stayed for 24hrs
We went to Disneyland and Californian Adventure in one day ,almost 10hrs at Theme Parks was to much for my poor old legs , however our teenage daughter's would have stayed for 24hrs. Longer at each Park would have been better .. 2-3 days
“I love the location of the hotel. It was walking distance to Disneyland. Free breakfast was great. We love the waffles, bread, eggs every day and diff variety of fruits. And they always have coffee even late night. My room is clean and beds are comfortable. We enjoyed our stay and will definitely recommend to our family and friends.”
“The pillows were fluffy!!!! The bed was comfortable. And some rooms have kitchenette but no kitchen utensils. There is wifi but it sucked. Also the hotel is 10 minutes away from Disneyland and about 5 minutes away from Knottsberry Farm”
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