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What’s Happening at Disneyland This Summer

• Plan a family vacation at an especially great value with ticket and hotel deals, such as the Kids Summer Ticket Offer
• New and recently debuted experiences include a new mission with The Mandalorian and Grogu on Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and “Bluey’s Best Day Ever!”
• Check out limited-time summer dance parties, family activities and seasonal entertainment

The countdown is on for kids’ most anticipated time of year: summer break! For just a little while, daily schedules and schoolwork give way to endless play and carefree fun.

Disneyland Resort is a great family vacation destination for an ultimate summer 2026. Here, you can have churros for breakfast, wield a lightsaber, dance with Mickey Mouse, and stay up past bedtime.

The possibilities are endless for family fun and lifelong memories at Disneyland. Let the kids in your life (or your inner child) lead the way!

• Things to Do at Disneyland Summer 2026

• Save Money on a Summer 2026 Disneyland Vacation

• Tips for Disneyland in the Summer

Here’s what’s happening at The Happiest Place on Earth during summer 2026. For the latest entertainment schedules, visit Disneyland.com and the Disneyland app.*

These highlights are in addition to classic attractions and entertainment available throughout the year, such as cruising through the canyons of Cars Land on Radiator Springs Racers at Disney California Adventure park or greeting characters at Mickey’s Toontown in Disneyland park.

For more itinerary inspiration, services, and special offerings for kids, visit the Kids Rule Summer page on Disneyland.com.

“Bluey’s Best Day Ever!” at the Fantasyland Theatre in Disneyland park is a celebration of the heart and humor of favorite episodes of the beloved series, Bluey. With the theatre now transformed into a Fun Fair at Bluey’s School, Bluey and her sister Bingo appear live on stage throughout the day, joining a group of comedic performers and musicians to bring popular games and cheeky dance moves from the series to the stage for real life.

It’s a great place for young kids and their families to play together in a shaded area. Plus, you can delight in Bluey-themed merchandise, food, and beverages! Find more details about “Bluey’s Best Day Ever!” on Disney Parks Blog.

Honoring seven decades of happiness, the Disneyland Resort 70^th Celebration features limited-time experiences, specialty food and beverage, themed merchandise, and entertainment.

For more details on anniversary offerings, visit Disneyland.com and the event guide on the Disneyland app. The celebration concludes August 9, 2026.

Step into different eras of the Star Wars saga inside Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland park. Darth Vader, Leia Organa, Han Solo, and Luke Skywalker are among the iconic characters you may encounter on Batuu, joining other beloved characters roaming the Outer Rim outpost.

A new mission with The Mandalorian and Grogu on Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run debuts May 22, the same day as the new film, Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu in theaters and IMAX. Join Din Djarin, the mysterious Mandalorian bounty hunter, and his youngling Grogu as they track down elusive ex-Imperial officers throughout the galaxy.

For a limited time, celebrate the release of the film by catching Grogu as he tests his power to recall fond memories of his adventures with The Mandalorian in “The Curious Child” playing after “Shadows of Memory: A Skywalker Saga.” These nightly stunning projection effects transform the spires of Batuu near the Millennium Falcon, taking you on a storytelling adventure across the galaxy.

In Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, you may spot some familiar droids making their feature film debut. Beginning May 22, BDX droids will return to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland park, finding a home at Black Spire Station and making appearances in a whole new way.

Playful and curious, these droids-in-training are learning on the job, taking on new challenges, and having a bit of fun as they team up and show off their unique and lovable personalities.

Interested in learning more about the Force? For a limited time beginning May 22, young guests and their families visiting Black Spire Outpost are invited to Savi’s Workshop for a complimentary experience in the ancient art of building a lightsaber with the Youngling Saber Building Expo – A Loth-Cat Crew Experience.

During this youngling-oriented experience (recommended for visitors ages 3-9, who must be accompanied by an adult), kids and those who are kids at heart can enjoy the fun of participating in a lightsaber-building adventure and becoming the newest members of the Loth-Cat Crew as capacity allows daily. This offering is an interactive experience only, and a lightsaber is not included with participation. Visitors will have the option to purchase their lightsaber at the end of the experience.

Additional details, including the dates and hours of this limited-time offering can be found on Disneyland.com/SavisWorkshop beginning May 22, along with lightsaber pricing.

Kids can spot characters and get the wiggles out during the “Disney Friends Dance Party,” a new evening entertainment offering at the Disney Theater in California Adventure, for a limited time beginning May 22. The theater will continue to feature “Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live!” during the daytime.

“Stitch’s Interplanetary Beach Party Blast” returns to Tomorrowland Terrace in Disneyland for a limited time beginning May 22. Stitch and some of his friends throw a space adventure filled with his favorite tunes and dance moves.

I spy with my little eye… some fun ways to explore the parks with little ones! Complimentary activity booklets offer self-guided games that families can do together.

Both Disneyland and California Adventure offer a family adventure map, which includes a curated list of activities, information, and attractions recommendations tailored to young kids.

For a limited time beginning May 22, pick up a Mickey’s Park Rangers activity book from select retail shops on the west side of Disneyland park. The booklet can be stamped for each section you complete and redeemed for a keepsake sticker.

You can also pick up Bina’s Guide to the Creatures of Batuu from the Creature Stall at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland and, for a limited time, enjoy Mabel’s Seek & Find, a playful wilderness adventure, at Redwood Creek Challenge Trail in California Adventure.

Returning to Downtown Disney District for its second year on June 19, Disney On the Yard Presents Yardfest: Part of Celebrate Soulfully celebrates the culture and traditions of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) with energetic drum major performances featuring Drum Major Mickey Mouse.

The event is the kickoff to “Celebrate Soulfully: Summer Vibes,” a limited-time celebration beginning June 19 through July 19, showcasing experiences that celebrate Black heritage and culture through music, food, and art at the Disneyland Resort.

Enjoy Summer Vibes Concerts in the Park on select days at the Paradise Garden Bandstand in California Adventure, presenting live acts across a variety of genres including Top 40, Jazz, Caribbean, Zydeco, and more. On Fridays and Saturdays, Paradise Gardens will feature special character greeting opportunities and live variety acts.

Pop on over to the effervescent Bubbles Experience at Downtown Disney District, every day from July 10 through August 16. Bubbles will fill the air around the Downtown Disney LIVE! Stage and lawn at select times in the afternoons and evenings, accompanied by a fun photo opportunity.

In celebration of America’s 250th  anniversary, Soarin’ – the attraction in California Adventure – will receive an all-new airborne adventure across the U.S. beginning July 2. Aboard Soarin’ Across America, you’ll glide above some of the country’s natural beauty and iconic cityscapes.

Fans of Disneyland history, add this to your list! Experience the reimagining of the fan-favorite “A Walk in Walt’s Footsteps” guided tour, which debuts on August 14, for an additional cost.

On this two-hour guided tour, which now includes a tour start in California Adventure, you’ll be immersed in captivating stories about Walt Disney’s legacy, enjoy iconic attractions, and get rare access to Walt’s private apartment, located above the Fire House on Main Street, U.S.A., in Disneyland. More details about on-sale will be revealed at a later time.

The three Hotels of the Disneyland Resort will offer limited-time summer activities for overnight guests. Included with a stay, these offerings make for a fun break from the parks or a day dedicated to enjoying hotel amenities.

Disneyland Hotel, Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, and Pixar Place Hotel will each host summer pool parties on select days beginning July 2 through Labor Day weekend. Twice weekly, energetic pool squad cast members will be on deck to play games and jam out to high-energy music. Characters may even stop by!

On select nights from June through September, Pixar Place Hotel and Disneyland Hotel will offer outdoor movie nights under the stars.

Put your paws in the air during “Dug’s Dance Party!” on the Pixar Place Hotel rooftop lawn, Friday evenings beginning in June through August. Unleash your best dance moves with the lovable pup from Disney and Pixar’s Up.

Additional hotel guest activities include making friendship bracelets, washcloth creations, and Learn to Draw classes. For more information and schedules, contact the hotel Front Desk during your stay.

To welcome as many guests as possible, Disneyland Resort offers a variety of ticket options and limited-time promotional offers throughout the year. Bookmark Disneyland.com/offers for the list of available deals and discounts.

A limited-time Kids’ Summer Ticket Offer is available now, for visits May 22 through September 7, 2026. Children ages 3 through 9 can visit Disneyland Resort for $50 per child with the purchase of a special 1-Day Park Hopper Ticket. 2-Day and 3-Day Park Hopper ticket options are also available.

Visit Disneyland.com to learn more about this offer.

Extending your visit into a multi-day getaway provides more time to explore the excitement the resort has to offer.

Disneyland Resort is offering up to 15% off select hotel stays Sunday through Thursday nights from May 22 through September 7, 2026. Visit Disneyland.com to learn more.

Prices vary by date for 1-Day theme park tickets. Save money by being flexible and visiting on dates with lower ticket prices, such as weekdays and non-holiday times.

Available dates and prices can be viewed and park reservations can be made up to 240 days in advance on Disneyland.com.

Lowest-Price 1-Day, 1-Park tickets for ages 10+ in June 2026 ($104):

• Monday, June 1
• Tuesday, June 2
• Wednesday, June 3
• Thursday, June 4

Lowest-Price 1-Day, 1-Park tickets for ages 10+ in July 2026 ($149):

• Wednesday, July 1
• Thursday, July 2
• Monday, July 6
• Tuesday, July 7
• Wednesday, July 8
• Thursday, July 9
• Monday, July 13
• Tuesday, July 14
• Wednesday, July 15
• Thursday, July 16
• Monday, July 20
• Tuesday, July 21
• Thursday, July 23
• Monday, July 27
• Tuesday, July 28
• Wednesday, July 29
• Thursday, July 30

Lowest-Price 1-Day, 1-Park tickets for ages 10+ in August 2026 ($129):

• Tuesday, August 18
• Wednesday, August 19
• Thursday, August 20
• Tuesday, August 25
• Thursday, August 27

Consider planning a multi-day Disneyland vacation of three days or more, which provides time to explore the resort at a relaxed pace and take breaks in between.

The Hotels of the Disneyland Resort are just steps away from the theme parks, making it convenient to take breaks in the room (or go for a swim at the pool!) when staying on property.

If you’re like me and love a good water ride on a summer day, “drop on in” Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Disneyland or venture through the wild waters of Grizzly River Run in California Adventure.

Both Disneyland and California Adventure offer a number of indoor, air-conditioned attractions. Locate them in the Disneyland app by selecting the “Indoor” filter on the map. Some of my favorites are “Walt Disney – A Magical Life” at Disneyland and Mickey’s PhilharMagic at California Adventure.

Another great location for an indoor break, the Tomorrowland Theater in Disneyland will play Pixar short films for a limited time beginning May 22.

Bring a reusable water bottle and fill up throughout the day at complimentary bottle-filling stations. A map of bottle-filling stations can be viewed on Disneyland.com.

Schedule meals and snack times in the afternoon, when temperatures may be warmer. Many table-service and quick-service restaurants across the resort offer indoor seating, including Golden Horseshoe at Disneyland, Lamplight Lounge at California Adventure, and Goofy’s Kitchen at the Disneyland Hotel. Advanced reservations are highly recommended for table-service restaurants.

With the purchase of Lighting Lane passes, you can save time waiting in the standby line and instead join a shorter line for select attractions. Visit Disneyland.com for information about the different Lightning Lane passes available for purchase.

Guests checked in and staying at one of the Disneyland Resort hotels can take advantage of one complimentary Lightning Lane entry per registered guest to an available Lightning Lane Multi Pass attraction during their resort stay. More information is available on Disneyland.com.

No one dreams up the best summer quite like a kid, and here at the Disneyland Resort, kids rule! Packed with fun for all ages, The Happiest Place on Earth is the destination for a family vacation. Speaking from experience, memories from my childhood summer trips to Disneyland are moments I’ll treasure forever.

For more tips and insights about Disney vacations, visit planDisney.com. Ask your own question or peruse a collection of tips, advice and unique insights from real guests about the art of planning Disney vacations.**

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Coming to Disneyland in 2026

• Fantasyland Theatre in Disneyland park transforms into a new, family-friendly immersive celebration of Bluey beginning March 22, 2026.
• Limited-time events, festivals, and separately ticketed soirees offer choices and options to create one-of-a-kind memories at The Happiest Place on Earth.
• Special ticket and hotel offers will be available to help families plan their next multi-day Disneyland vacation.

We have exciting news from Disneyland Resort, just in time for Travel Tuesday today!

To help plan your vacation for the coming year, we are dropping the 2026 festival dates and a list of limited-time deals and discounts, plus updates on new experiences you won’t want to miss.

From the fan-favorite character Bluey making her highly anticipated debut to the continuation of the historic Disneyland Resort 70^th Celebration, 2026 is a great opportunity to spend quality time with friends and family at The Happiest Place on Earth.

This ultimate planning guide covers a lot of ground! Click below to jump to a certain section:

• Disneyland Resort 70^th Celebration
• “Bluey’s Best Day Ever!” at Disneyland Park
• Festivals and Limited-Time Celebrations
• Separately Ticketed, After-Hours Events
• New and Returning Experiences
• Deals and Special Offers
• Planning Resources

First, here’s a look at the 2026 calendar at-a-glance. It’s a handy resource to bookmark and share with your friends and family.

For more information about the 2026 calendar and events, visit Disneyland.com/events.

In 2026, the Disneyland Resort 70^th Celebration will continue to honor seven decades of happiness.

The slate of anniversary entertainment will be back in full swing beginning in January, expanding upon the offerings that continued through the 2025 Halloween and Holiday seasons, such as “World of Color Happiness!” and “Tapestry of Happiness.”

As your visit nears, check the hours and events calendar on Disneyland.com for the latest performance dates and schedules.

70th Anniversary Entertainment Returning in January

• “The Celebrate Happy Cavalcade”
• “Wondrous Journeys”
• “Paint the Night” parade
• Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and pals in 70^th Celebration attire at Disneyland park

This magical, milestone celebration is only here for a limited time! The last day to enjoy the splendor of the 70^th Celebration will be August 9, 2026.

Beginning March 22, 2026, and continuing through the year, “Bluey’s Best Day Ever!” at the Fantasyland Theatre in Disneyland park will celebrate the heart and humor of the critically acclaimed Disney+ animated series, Bluey.

This immersive, family-friendly celebration will transform the Fantasyland Theatre into the grounds of Bluey’s school, where you can join the fun of Bluey’s best day ever. Throughout the day, Bluey and her sister Bingo will appear live on stage, joining a troupe of comedic actors and musicians. Together, they will bring to life the popular music and games emblematic of beloved Bluey episodes, inspiring young families and guests of all ages to participate.

From entertaining live musical show moments that seamlessly segue into iconic games like Keepy Uppy, to interactive adventures in a life-sized Gnome Village and Fairy Garden, it’s a special time when play is welcomed and memories are created by all. You can step into the fair at Bluey’s school with the Grannies, Chattermax, Unicorse and delight in select themed fave foods at Troubadour Tavern, inspired by the animated series.

Lunar New Year at Disney California Adventure Park (January 23-February 22): To ring in the Year of the Horse, Horace Horsecollar will make appearances during this joyous festival that honors Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean traditions. Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse return in their Korean-inspired outfits, and new this year, several Disney characters will debut all-new outfits with representations of Vietnamese and Chinese attire. Guests may also meet a character from the Pixar Animation Studios film Turning Red.

Celebrate Gospel (February 20-21 and February 27-28): New for 2026, this uplifting annual concert will move to Downtown Disney District for two weekends full of performances by community choirs in Southern California and featuring headlining talent Hezekiah Walker (February 21) and Yolanda Adams (February 28).

Anaheim Ducks Day (February 22): This fan and park-goer favorite returns for one day to California Adventure, featuring appearances by select Anaheim Ducks players and Wild Wing, hockey-themed entertainment and activities, photo opportunities, and more.

Disney California Adventure Food & Wine Festival (March 6-April 27): Celebrating the epicurean bounty of the Golden State, curious connoisseurs of cuisine can expect limited-time food offerings, beverage seminars, culinary demos, and family-friendly entertainment.

Disney On the Yard – Yardfest: Powered by Celebrate Soulfully (June 19): This community event returns to Downtown Disney District for its second year. During the day, join a celebration of the spirit and traditions that may be found at historically Black colleges and universities, along with drum majors and Drum Major Mickey Mouse accompanied by a drumline.

D23 Day at Disneyland Resort (August 13) and Disney Jr. Let’s Play! Party (August 13-16): The countdown to D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event begins with D23 Day at Disneyland Resort, a one-day event where all guests visiting Disneyland Resort can discover magical surprises, themed moments, and fan-favorite experiences that celebrate the worlds of Disney. 

Plus, Disney Jr. Let’s Play! Party returns for a one-day special event tailored to families with young children at Disney California Adventure park featuring live entertainment, Disney Jr. characters and activities, and fun photo opportunities, before extending the festivities into a three-day event at Downtown Disney District.

Halloween Time at Disneyland Resort (August 21-October 31): Festive frights and pumpkin delights return for guests of all ages to enjoy, including seasonal attractions, family-friendly entertainment, and autumnal accoutrements throughout the resort. 

Plaza de la Familia at Disney California Adventure Park (August 21-November 2): The annual celebration of the everlasting bonds of family and the spirit of Día De Los Muertos returns, inspired by the Academy Award-winning Pixar Animation Studios film Coco.

Holidays at the Disneyland Resort (Begins November 18): Families can celebrate diverse and cherished holiday traditions during this whimsical wintry season, featuring enchanting décor, jolly entertainment, and festive foods. This season of celebrations also includes Disney Festival of Holidays at Disney California Adventure park.

If you enjoy some Disney fun after the sun goes down, consider attending an after-hours event! These separately ticketed events for guests of all ages feature special themes, a pre-party park mix-in, shorter wait times for select attractions, unique food and beverage, and lively entertainment, plus unlimited Disney PhotoPass digital photo downloads from the event.

Disneyland After Dark will host five themed after-hour events at Disneyland park in 2026, with four returning fan-favorite themes and the debut of one brand-new theme.

Read this blog post for more information, descriptions of each event, and available ticket sale details.

2026 Disneyland After Dark Events

• Sweethearts’ Nite: select nights January 22-February 17
• NEW! 70 Years of Favorites: March 3 and March 5
• Disney Channel Nite: April 12, April 14, and April 16
• Star Wars Nite: April 28, April 30, May 4, and May 6
• Pride Nite: June 16 and June 18

In 2026, the after-hours Halloween party at California Adventure will offer more nights than before with 33 different dates.

August 2026 Oogie Boogie Bash Dates

• Tuesday, August 18
• Thursday, August 20
• Sunday, August 23
• Tuesday, August 25
• Thursday, August 27
• Sunday, August 30

September 2026 Oogie Boogie Bash Dates

• Tuesday, September 1
• Thursday, September 3
• Sunday, September 6
• Tuesday, September 8
• Thursday, September 10
• Sunday, September 13
• Tuesday, September 15
• Thursday, September 17
• Sunday, September 20
• Tuesday, September 22
• Thursday, September 24
• Sunday, September 27
• Tuesday, September 29

October 2026 Oogie Boogie Bash Dates

• Thursday, October 1
• Sunday, October 4
• Tuesday, October 6
• Thursday, October 8
• Sunday, October 11
• Tuesday, October 13
• Thursday, October 15
• Sunday, October 18
• Tuesday, October 20
• Thursday, October 22
• Sunday, October 25
• Tuesday, October 27
• Thursday, October 29
• Saturday, October 31

In addition to limited-time events, festivals, and separately ticketed offerings, Disneyland Resort has even more magic coming in 2026 and beyond.

A new mission is touching down in Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland park. The all-new story, centered around The Mandalorian and Grogu, arrives May 22, 2026, in time with the new Star Wars film, releasing in theaters the same weekend.

Read here for more details on this thrilling new storyline.

Stay tuned for even more exciting news about Star Wars experiences at Disneyland, coming soon, including the return of Hyperspace Mountain for a limited time beginning April 28.

In celebration of America’s 250^th anniversary, the fan-favorite attraction Soarin’ will receive an all-new airborne adventure across the U.S. beginning at Disneyland Resort on July 2, 2026. The attraction will be titled Soarin’ Across America, showcasing some of the country’s natural beauty and iconic cityscapes.

Read more about this showcase of sights and sounds from sea to shining sea, here on the Disney Parks Blog!

After welcoming Disney Wonderful World of Sweets, Parkside Market, Disney Storyland Boutique, and Nectar Life in 2025, Downtown Disney District continues its exciting transformation with the opening of Earl of Sandwich and Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby, as well as athletic apparel retailer lululemon, slated for 2026.

For the latest information, check out our ultimate guide to Downtown Disney.

The Disneyland Railroad guided tour returns to Disneyland park on January 16, 2026. Bookings will be available on Disneyland.com beginning January 8.

Take a journey to discover Walt Disney’s passion for trains and ride in the Presidential Car of the Disneyland Railroad, the Lilly Belle.

Additionally, as previously shared, you may also see some exciting projects begin work in 2026. In both the Esplanade and Disney California Adventure park, construction will begin for the future expansion of Disneyland Resort, including the first-ever attraction themed to Pixar Animation Studios’ Coco, and the future Avatar destination. Construction for the expansion of Avengers Campus is already underway.

To welcome as many guests as possible, Disneyland Resort offers a variety of ticket options and special offers for travelers planning their 2026 vacations right now, as well as limited-time promotional offers throughout the year.

See the latest deals and discounts available throughout the year on Disneyland.com/offers.

Parents can let kids rule this summer and get a head start on summer vacation planning. A limited-time Kids’ Summer Ticket Offer will be available to purchase beginning January 21, 2026, for visits between May 22 through September 7, 2026.

Children ages 3 through 9 can visit Disneyland Resort for as low as $50 per child per day with 1-Day, 2-Day and 3-Day Park Hopper ticket options. Add Lightning Lane Multi Pass for an additional fee.

More information about the offer is available at Disneyland.com/KidsSummerTicketOffer.

On sale beginning December 3, 2025, eligible California residents can purchase 3-Day Park Hopper tickets for as low as $83 a day per person for a total cost of $249 or a 3-Day Park Hopper ticket with Lightning Lane Multi Pass for as low as $117 per person per day for a total cost of $351. This offer is available for visits between January 1 through May 21, 2026. Savings based on regular-priced Adult 3-Day Park Hopper Ticket.

For more details on this limited-time offer, check out our story here on Disney Parks Blog.

You may save up to 25% on stays of three or more nights from January 1, 2026, through May 21, 2026, at a Disneyland Resort hotel, subject to availability and restrictions.*

In the summer, extending vacation plans with an on-property stay can save up to 25% on stays of four or more nights from May 22 through September 7, 2026, at a Disneyland Resort Hotel, with reservations beginning January 21, 2026, subject to availability and restrictions.**

You may save by planning ahead and being flexible on dates, with theme park reservations open 180 days in advance and some dates offering tickets starting as low as $104.

With so much to do and see, you may consider extending your vacation for multiple nights and booking a stay at one of the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort or one of 50+ Disney-approved Good Neighbor Hotels, providing even more options in proximity.

If you’ll be visiting again and again throughout the year, select Magic Key annual passes will be on sale beginning January 13, 2026. View current pass type availability, sign up for sale alerts, or learn about the program at Disneyland.com/MagicKey. 

Ready to start making your dream vacation come true in 2026? We have in-depth guides on the Disney Parks Blog to help you get started:

• Guide to Planning a Disneyland Vacation
• How Many Days to Visit Disneyland Resort
• Where to Stay and Play: Disneyland Resort Hotels Vacation Guide

You can also visit planDisney.com and follow @planDisneypanel on Instagram for tips, advice, and unique insights from real guests.***

_{To enter a park, both a theme park reservation and a valid ticket for the same park on the same date is required. Park reservations are limited, subject to availability, and not guaranteed. Parks, attractions, entertainment, experiences, services, and offerings may be modified, limited in availability or unavailable, and are subject to restrictions, and change or cancellation without notice. Park admission and offerings are not guaranteed. Visit Disneyland.com/updates for more information about visiting the Disneyland® Resort.}

_{*A consecutive 3-night or longer stay is required, and cancellation of any nights of a stay may affect discount availability. Savings based on the non-discounted price for the same room stay at the same hotel and is valid for nights from 1/1/2026 through 5/21/2026.  Book from 12/3/2025 through 5/7/2026; travel must be completed by 5/22/2026.  Room types included in this offer are Standard, Premium, Deluxe, Duo Studio, Deluxe Studio, 1 Bedroom Villas, Preferred and Woods/Garden/Courtyard rooms; select Concierge rooms and Suites. Not valid on previously booked rooms. Advance reservations required. Subject to availability as the number of rooms allocated for this offer is limited. Excludes applicable fees and taxes. Limit two (2) rooms per reservation, and occupancy restrictions apply per room. Additional per-adult charges may apply if more than two (2) adults per room. Offer applied once per reservation and is not valid in combination with any other hotel discounts or offers. Subject to restrictions and change or cancellation without notice.}

_{**A consecutive 4-night or longer stay is required, and cancellation of any nights of a stay may affect discount availability. Savings based on the non-discounted price for the same room stay at the same hotel and is valid for nights from 5/22/2026 through 9/7/2026.  Book from 1/21/2026 through 8/25/2026; travel must be completed by 9/8/2026.  Room types included in this offer are Standard, Premium, Deluxe, Duo Studio, Deluxe Studio, 1 Bedroom Villas, Preferred and Woods/Garden/Courtyard rooms; select Concierge rooms and Suites. Not valid on previously booked rooms.  Advance reservations required.  Subject to availability as the number of rooms allocated for this offer is limited. Excludes applicable fees and taxes. Limit two (2) rooms per reservation, and occupancy restrictions apply per room. Additional per-adult charges may apply if more than two (2) adults per room. Offer applied once per reservation and is not valid in combination with any other hotel discounts or offers. Subject to restrictions and change or cancellation without notice.}

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The magic of a Disneyland Resort vacation lasts long after the trip is over. Souvenirs you’ll cherish for years to come are a special way to commemorate those lifelong memories.

I still have character autographs, park maps, T-shirts, and toys from visits during my childhood, and I’m sure many families and fans can relate.

To provide options for as many guests as possible, Disneyland has a wide selection of souvenirs at a variety of price points. We’re sharing a rundown of some freebies, must-have merchandise, and one-of-a-kind experiences you can choose from to take a piece of the happiness home.

• Freebies and Complimentary Keepsakes
• Lower Priced Souvenirs
• Disney Apparel and Merchandise
• Uniquely Disney Experiences
• Save Money with Merchandise Discounts and Sales
• More Disneyland Resort Vacation Planning Resources

With admission to Disneyland park or Disney California Adventure park, there are free items you can collect to remember your visit. In addition to a full day’s worth of fun, these complimentary keepsakes take your park ticket perks even further.

The iconic celebration buttons add a magical touch to your trip and outfit. Different options are available for birthdays, first visits, “happily ever afters” and celebratory occasions.

These complimentary buttons are offered inside City Hall on Main Street, U.S.A., in Disneyland or at Guest Services in California Adventure.

At this time, you can receive complimentary digital downloads of your Disney PhotoPass photos* on board select attractions. Commemorate your journey on Tiana’s Bayou Adventure and Space Mountain at Disneyland. In California Adventure, attraction photos capture the thrills of Radiator Springs Racers, Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!, and Incredicoaster.

Instructions on how to link and download your photos with the Disneyland app or Disney PhotoPass webpage are available at Disneyland.com.

Also at Disneyland, Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters offers a free photo with your score from the ride. After blasting targets and Zurg’s squad of rampaging robots, you can email the photo to yourself.

Look out for paper goods throughout your day, which make great additions to scrapbooks, journals, or collages.

Available at the main gates of Disneyland or California Adventure, commemorative theme park maps provide a snapshot of what the parks looked like during your visit, sometimes including seasonal designs. You can even grab the family adventure map, which features playful illustrations and helpful information for those traveling with little ones.

Some attractions have unique paper goods that make for great keepsakes, like a themed sticker at Redwood Creek Challenge Trail in California Adventure. If you try your hand at drawing a Disney character at Animation Academy, your sketch also makes a great souvenir.

Even dining locations have mementos you may want to collect, like illustrated paper coasters inspired by favorite Pixar characters at Lamplight Lounge or Star Wars-inspired designs on coasters from Oga’s Cantina.

After snapping a photo with your favorite Disney pals, you can request an autograph from select characters for a unique keepsake that also catalogs the friends you met on your trip.

You can bring a notebook from home to collect signatures or even get creative by asking characters to sign a photo frame. If you’d like a Disney-themed book, you may purchase autograph books at shops around the resort as a low-cost and easy-to-carry souvenir.

Budget-friendly finds are available across Disneyland Resort to commemorate your magical day.

Discover tiny treasures with pressed pennies. Prices start at $1 per pressed penny, and you can pick from over 150 different commemorative images to build a collection with.

Have some prophetic fun by visiting fortune tellers in Disneyland park. The nostalgic experience offers a glimpse into your future with a paper card to remember your visit by.

Collectors won’t want to miss a wide selection of medallions with unique — sometimes seasonal — designs which can be found throughout Disneyland Resort.

Capture picture-perfect poses at photo booths located across Disneyland Resort. These printed pictures are bordered with Disney-themed designs.

At select retail locations, you’ll find Disneyland postcard designs available for purchase. If you bring a stamp with you, you can even send your card to loved ones from mailboxes on Main Street, U.S.A.

Watch in wonder as a Silhouette Studio artist creates a portrait of your profile or a favorite character before framing this memory at home.

Some attractions offer themed souvenirs, such as getting a personalized driver’s license from Autopia in Disneyland park.

There’s merchandise the whole family will love at shops throughout The Happiest Place on Earth. Kids can choose from a variety of toys and plushies, while adults may love housewares and home décor.

Apparel is available in an array of sizes and designs, so everyone can show off their Disney style! A Disneyland Resort Spirit Jersey, Minnie Mouse ear headband, and Loungefly mini backpack are a popular outfit combination.

Create Your Own Headband is a great accessory for switching up your Disney look each time you visit. Mix and match Disney mini plush accessories to create your own personalized masterpiece.

You may even be able to save time by scanning and paying for select items using Merchandise Mobile Checkout on the Disneyland app at World of Disney in Downtown Disney District, Emporium in Disneyland, and Elias & Co. in California Adventure.

Watch for merchandise news on the Disney Parks Blog throughout the year for limited-time offerings as you get excited for your visit.

You can make select products like Mickey Mouse ear hats, sweaters, T-shirts and backpacks even more special with custom embroidery services, creating a one-of-a-kind souvenir or thoughtful gift.

At Plaza Point on Main Street, U.S.A., talented cast members can hand paint festive designs on select items like faux leather Minnie Mouse ear headbands and ornaments.

After buying the item you’d like personalized, keep the tags on and take your receipt to locations with embroidery and personalization services on the same day of purchase to add this extra special piece of Disney magic for an additional cost.

If Disneyland popcorn is your go-to park snack, consider purchasing a themed bucket to go along with it! Buckets — as well as other novelties like beverage sippers, tiki mugs, glow cubes, and straw clips — come in a wide array of designs, and some even include special sound effects and lights.

MagicBand+ is a useful wearable for easy entrance to the theme parks (valid park admission and reservation required), unique experiences and more. Plus, it also makes a great collectible, with designs to fit any taste.

You can also discover interactive experiences that allow you to build or personalize your souvenir. They are a great way to celebrate a special occasion — such as a birthday — or make any visit extra special.

Advanced reservations can be booked (and are highly recommended) for select experiences. Valid ticket and park reservation for the same park on the same date are required.

In Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, become the architect of legendary souvenirs. At Savi’s Workshop – Handbuilt Lightsabers, construct your very own lightsaber and bring it to life through the power of kyber crystals.

Assemble a custom Astromech droid unit at Droid Depot, which is stocked with parts, chips, manuals and other tech items. You can have one of the galaxy’s most indispensable sidekicks at home!

In Fantasyland, create forever lasting memories at Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique with magical makeovers for royalty-in-training. Choose from a range of packages with options including themed costumes, plus styling and accessories that will have children ready for a royal ball or a daring adventure. To commemorate the occasion, Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother may stop by to visit children.

At Cristal d’Orleans in New Orleans Square and Crystal Arts on Main Street, U.S.A., customize your very own tiara with a variety of styles and colored crystals to create the perfect royal accessory.

Magic Key annual pass holders, Disney Vacation Club members, and Disney Visa Cardmembers may be eligible for discounts on select Disneyland Resort merchandise. More details are available on Disneyland.com.

While supplies last during the holidays, discover Magical Savings on Disney merchandise, with deals on apparel, accessories, toys and more at select Disneyland Resort shops — just in time for gifting season!

Here are even more resources and helpful tips to keep in mind while planning your Disneyland vacation.

Our guide to planning a Disneyland vacation highlights the different ways you can explore theme park tickets and reservations, hotel stays and more.

Check Disneyland.com/offers for the latest list of available deals and discounts to help save money on your trip.

Visit planDisney.com for tips, advice and unique insights from real guests who have mastered the art of planning Disney vacations.**

Our complete hotel guide outlines the amenities, themes and differences between the three Hotels of the Disneyland Resort: Disneyland Hotel, Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, and Pixar Place Hotel.

Wondering what to eat while you’re here? We have restaurant guides for Disneyland and California Adventure.

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Get ready Golden State residents, the Disneyland Resort is announcing a doozy of a deal planned just for you to make memories with family and friends at an incredible value.

Coming soon for a limited time, California residents can visit both Disneyland park and Disney California Adventure park with a 3-Day Park Hopper ticket for as little as $83 per person, per day, for a total price of $249, or as low as $117 per person, per day, including a Lightning Lane Multi Pass, for a total cost of $351.

This California resident ticket offer will go on sale Dec. 3, 2025, in time for the gift-giving season, for visits Jan. 1 through May 21, 2026.

From winter to spring, these tickets have the flexibility to be used for a consecutive three-day vacation or can be redeemed on separate days throughout the offer period, subject to park reservation availability.*

Many of our guests come from our home state of California, which makes this offer perfectly timed to celebrate a new year with our neighbors.

Not far from your own backyard, you can start dreaming about your Disneyland Resort getaway where you can go on thrilling adventures, ride classic attractions, enjoy world-class entertainment, hug beloved characters and even try fun new dishes and drinks at seasonal celebrations and festivals.

The Disneyland Resort 70^th Celebration continues in 2026 with limited-time entertainment, décor, food and beverage and must-have mementos.

Aim for the sparkly 70^th-inspired targets at Toy Story Midway Mania! in Disney California Adventure park or pop into Main Street Cinema in Disneyland park to watch “The Last Verse,” a tribute to the legendary Disney songwriters, the Sherman Brothers, before heading into “it’s a small world” to hear it in the attraction.

Visit the newest attraction at the Disneyland park based on the life of Walt Disney, “Walt Disney – A Magical Life,” in the Main Street Opera House. In the lobby, explore the new gallery exhibit “Evolution of a Dream” featuring images, artifacts and art — some never before seen — that show Disneyland before, during and after Walt’s dream became a reality.

With so much to do and see across both theme parks, plus shopping, dining and entertainment at the Downtown Disney District, a multi-day stay is a great way to catch all the excitement.

Turning the trip into a California staycation, the three Hotels of the Disneyland Resort often offer special rates on standard and premium rooms, so keep a lookout for the latest deals.

To learn more about all the current offers and discounts, please visit Disneyland.com/offers.

See ya, real soon!

_{*Offer valid only for California residents within ZIP codes 90000-96199 and proof of eligible residency, including valid government-issued photo ID, is required for both purchase and admission. All CA Resident Park Hopper Ticket Offer users must be California Residents. Subject to restrictions and change or cancellation without notice. Sales may be paused from time to time or terminated at any time.}

_{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 for CA Resident Park Hopper Ticket Offer holders are limited in number, subject to the availability of park reservations allocated to the CA Resident Park Hopper Ticket Offer as determined by Disney, and is not guaranteed for any date. Reservations may be difficult to get for any particular date, especially as the ticket expiration date approaches. CA Resident Park Hopper Ticket Offer holders are not entitled to any reservations Disney makes available to others. Park admission and offerings are not guaranteed. Visit Disneyland.com/updates for more information about visiting the Disneyland^® Resort.}

How much can you really do in a single day at Disneyland park? According to planDisney panelist ~ plenty! Get ready to dive into his action-packed itinerary that shows you how to squeeze every bit of magic out of your visit! Take it away, David!

Whenever friends ask me how much you can actually do in a single Disneyland day, I always smile and say, “More than you think!” The truth is, you’d be hard-pressed to find another place where one admission ticket opens the door to so many adventures: nine-themed lands, dozens of attractions, parades, shows, characters, shopping, and food that ranges from snacks to full feasts. It’s a value measured not just in dollars, but in sheer experiences.

Here’s how I made the most of a recent sunrise-to-closing time day at Disneyland park.

When I know we’re in for a full day of adventure, I plan ahead with my family. Everyone picks a “must-do” or two. That way, nobody feels left out, and our itinerary feels like a team effort.

The Disneyland app* is our best friend for a long day as it keeps wait times, mobile food orders, and entertainment schedules at our fingertips. And before we even leave home, I check Disney Parks Blog for seasonal surprises, so we can look forward to something new.

I’m always at the gates at least 30 minutes before opening. The payoff? Those first couple of hours feel like bonus time. I’ve watched the sunlight crest over the Matterhorn, snapped a photo with the Mickey Pumpkin, and still managed to fit in at least three to five attractions before mid-morning.

For today’s adventure, Adventureland is my go-to starting point. Indiana Jones Adventure gives that early-morning jolt of adrenaline, and then I’ll head to New Orleans Square to hit Pirates of the Caribbean before ducking into Haunted Mansion Holiday. With its seasonal mash-up of Halloween and Christmas, the details keep me coming back every year.

And yes, I start snacking early, too. A mobile order of pumpkin cookies from Harbour Galley makes the perfect “walking breakfast” for the whole family.

Bayou Country is next, where Tiana’s Bayou Adventure immerses us in jazz rhythms, humor, and a splashy finale. By the time we emerge, the day is fully underway.

From there, we jet to another galaxy. Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run is always a crowd-pleaser in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, and if I need a caffeine boost, I grab a Black Caf from Docking Bay 7.

Fantasyland makes a great late-morning reset: classics like Dumbo, Snow White’s Enchanted Wish, and the Mad Tea Party keep the mood light. And seeing Miguel and Dante in “it’s a small world” now is a special touch, especially with Richard Sherman’s new celebratory finale verse.

When hunger strikes, I love Troubadour Tavern’s specialty baked potatoes. They’re filling, shareable, and a great value. My current favorite is the Bulgogi Potato, spicy, savory, and satisfying without slowing me down for the afternoon ahead.

After lunch, I like to catch my breath with a ride on the Disneyland Railroad, followed by a stop inside the Opera House for Walt Disney – A Magical Life. Between the artifacts, models, and the emotional finale with Walt himself, it’s a reminder that the day we’re living out is all part of his dream.

If I have my MagicBand+, I’ll take the 70th anniversary interactive quest scattered across the park. It’s free, playful, and even comes with souvenir printouts at some stops.

By mid-afternoon, we usually head into Mickey’s Toontown. The kids are able to burn off energy in Goofy’s How-To-Play Yard while I grab a shaded seat. Meeting Mickey or Minnie in their homes before we head out is a guaranteed highlight, and the PhotoPass pictures capture smiles I’ll treasure long after the day ends.

Dinner often means Café Daisy. Available for a limited time as part of the celebration of Disneyland’s 70th Anniversary Celebration, the Chicken Bacon Ranch Flop-Over is indulgent but not too heavy, which means it’s the perfect fuel for the big night ahead.

From there, Tomorrowland pulls us in. Whether it’s racing cars on Autopia, blasting Zurg in Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, or hopping aboard Star Tours, the variety keeps everyone in the group engaged.

Around sunset, I squeeze in one more mountain: the Matterhorn Bobsleds. There’s nothing like careening through icy caverns as the sky turns pink behind Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Then, as the lights flicker on across the park, it’s snack time again. I’ve become hooked on the Pineapple Upside Down Sundae at Tropical Hideaway (also available for a limited time), though I’ll never say no to the Spicy Pickle Popcorn near Star Traders.

By now, we’ve logged 10+ hours, and the best is still ahead. Paint the Night Parade, back in Disneyland Park for a limited time, lights up Main Street with its kaleidoscope of floats and music.

As soon as the last float disappears, Halloween Screams fills the sky with projections and on select nights, pyrotechnics and fireworks. Watching Jack Skellington from Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas take over Main Street with my family at my side is one of those moments that makes the whole day worth it.

By the time the final fireworks fade, we’ve packed in more than a dozen attractions, sampled treats sweet and savory, explored nine lands, and enjoyed parades, and nighttime spectaculars. That’s the magic of a Disneyland day: you don’t just get “a park ticket.” You get an entire sunrise-to-late night adventure filled with memories, surprises, and more fun than you can count.

Walking down Main Street at closing time, with the lights twinkling and my feet tired in the best way, I always think: where else can one day hold so much? Disneyland gives you hours of nonstop magic, and I wouldn’t trade a single minute of it.

Now that is a day full of fun! If you have more questions about planning your next Disney vacation, please visit us at planDisney.com!

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A frequently asked question about planning a Disney vacation is “How many days do you need at Disneyland?”

The Happiest Place on Earth has magic for days! Across Disneyland park and Disney California Adventure park, you’ll discover immersive attractions, delicious dining, and unforgettable entertainment.

Different theme park ticket options are available to meet a range of budgets, lengths of stay and how often you plan to visit. Read on for helpful information about admission choices and tips on maximizing your visit, depending on how much time you have.

• What to Know About Disneyland Tickets
• Multi-Day Disneyland Vacations (Two Days or More)
• One Day at Disneyland Resort
• Visiting Disneyland Multiple Times in a Year
• More Disneyland Planning Guides

To enter a theme park, all guests ages 3 and older must have both a ticket and theme park reservation for the same park on the same date. Theme park tickets and reservations can be researched on Disneyland.com.

Standard theme park tickets are available in one- to five-day options, with different price points for kids (ages 3-9) and guests ages 10 and older. Children younger than age 3 don’t need a ticket.

The lowest priced 1-Day, 1-Park ticket (for guests 10 years of age and older) is $104 on select dates. Available dates and prices can be viewed on the ticket calendar and park reservations can be made up to 180 days in advance on Disneyland.com.

Deals and Discounts

• Throughout the year, promotional offers may be available to help you save money on theme park tickets or overnight stays at the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort. Bookmark Disneyland.com/offers for the latest list of available discounts.

For those wanting to enjoy both parks on the same day, a Park Hopper ticket is an especially good value with pricing varying based on your ticket type. A reservation is required for the first park, then after 11:00 a.m., you can enter the other park and go back and forth (subject to availability).

The purchase of Lightning Lane Multi Pass can also be added to tickets. Save time waiting in line by booking arrival windows to use the Lightning Lane entrance at select attractions (subject to limited availability; limit one Lightning Lane selection per experience each day).*

Unlimited Disney PhotoPass digital photo downloads from the day and access to Disney PhotoPass Lenses are also included with Lightning Lane Multi Pass.**

A multi-day Disneyland vacation of two days or more provides time to explore the resort at a relaxed pace. You can get on many iconic rides, enjoy table-service dining, watch different nighttime spectaculars, search for Hidden Mickeys, and more!

The ideal number of days to visit Disneyland is three days or longer. This gives plenty of time to accomplish a lot and take breaks in between.

Unless otherwise stated, multi-day tickets must be used within 13 days after first use or by the stated expiration date, whichever occurs first.

Vacations packages are available for multi-day visits. They include theme park tickets and a stay at either a Disneyland Resort Hotel or Good Neighbor Hotel. Packages at one of the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort come with special benefits that only come with an on-property stay.

With over 50 Disney-approved Good Neighbor Hotels to choose from, there is a package option to fit a variety of travel styles, party sizes and budgets while staying right in the neighborhood of the Disneyland Resort.

For the full Disneyland experience, make time for the magic beyond the theme parks. Consider spending a day checking out the dining, shopping, and entertainment at the Downtown Disney District.

If you’re staying at one of the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort, take advantage of the amenities, recreation, and activities for overnight guests. Make a splash at the pool, go on a hotel tour, work out at the fitness center, and more.

The on-property hotels also have must-try restaurants, character encounters and, at select times of year, seasonal entertainment that all can enjoy — including those just visiting for the day. Anyone up for a character dining dinner at Storytellers Cafe in Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa (or Goofy’s Kitchen at Disneyland Hotel!), followed by a few games of shuffleboard at the Pixar Shorts Court and fireworks viewing (on select nights) from Pixar Place Hotel?

You’re in for a full day of fun and lifelong memories! Just one day at a Disneyland Resort theme park can provide 12 or more hours of entertainment.

Deciding between a 1-Day, 1-Park ticket or Park Hopper ticket depends on the attractions and entertainment you want to prioritize, as well as the pace at which you prefer to navigate the parks.

1-Day tickets also have the most choice and flexibility in what you pay, as prices vary by date. 

A Park Hopper ticket presents the opportunity to experience the greatest hits at both Disneyland and California Adventure. The entrances to both parks are right across from each other, so bouncing between them is a breeze! Between both parks, there are more than 50 attractions and experiences to choose from. Start the day training with legendary Super Heroes at Avengers Campus and racing around Cars Land at California Adventure, before heading over to Disneyland for classic attractions and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.

1-Day, 1-Park tickets are suitable for a day enjoying more of what one park has to offer, from must-do attractions to atmosphere entertainment.

Purchasing Lightning Lane access can be an especially valuable time-saver when you are here for one day and want to prioritize going on rides. Different passes are available for a separate fee to fit more fun in a day: Lightning Lane Single Pass, Lightning Lane Multi Pass, and Lightning Lane Premier Pass. Read more details and how-to instructions on Disneyland.com.

More Tips for Maximizing Your Visit

• Reduce wait times at select attractions by joining the complimentary Single Rider line. Your party will be separated to fill remaining seats that aren’t occupied by guests utilizing standby lines.
• Plan ahead by mobile ordering food and beverages from select quick-service restaurants and candy kitchens on the Disneyland app.*** Place orders early in the day so your meal is ready at your preferred dining time.

Magic Key could be a great value if you plan on visiting again and again within a year. It includes reservation-based Park Hopper admission, discounts on select shopping and dining, and special perks.

There are four different pass types with varying benefits, such as food and merchandise discounts, theme park parking, Disney PhotoPass digital downloads, and more. Learn about the different pass types, extras and blockout dates on Disneyland.com.

Magic Key passes are limited in availability and go on sale periodically. A monthly payment option is available for California residents.

What if you already purchased a theme park ticket and are interested in upgrading to a Magic Key pass? When passes are on sale, eligible ticket types can be upgraded via the Disneyland app. Visit Disneyland.com for more information on ticket upgrades.

Select promotional multi-day tickets may have the option to visit on nonconsecutive days within a given window of dates. Each special offer’s terms and conditions will specify how and when the tickets can be used.

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Here are even more resources and helpful tips to review while planning your Disneyland vacation:

planDisney.com has tips, advice and unique insights from real guests who have mastered the art of planning Disney vacations.****

Our complete hotel guide outlines the amenities, themes and differences between the three Hotels of the Disneyland Resort: Disneyland Hotel, Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, and Pixar Place Hotel.

Wondering what to eat while you’re here? We have restaurant guides for Disneyland and California Adventure, including snack carts, table-service locations, and everything in between.

Our guide to planning a Disneyland vacation highlights the different ways you can secure theme park tickets and reservations, hotel stays, and more.

_{To enter a park, both a theme park reservation and a valid ticket for the same park on the same date is required. Park reservations are limited, subject to availability, and not guaranteed. Parks, attractions, entertainment, experiences, services, and offerings may be modified, limited in availability or unavailable, and are subject to restrictions, and change or cancellation without notice. Park admission and offerings are not guaranteed. Visit Disneyland.com/updates for more information about visiting the Disneyland® Resort.}

_{*Lightning Lane passes and attractions may vary by date, are subject to change or closure, are limited in availability and are not guaranteed, and may not be available at all on the date of visit or at the time of selection or redemption. Price, terms and entitlements are subject to restrictions, and change or cancellation without notice. Visit Disneyland.com/LightningLane for details.}

_{**Select Disney PhotoPass Lenses are accessible only within designated areas of Disneyland Resort. Other Disney PhotoPass Lenses will remain accessible in the Disneyland app until 5:59 a.m. on the 45th day after the day on which the Lightning Lane Multi Pass was used; certain states and localities are excluded. To access Disney PhotoPass Lenses, an eligible mobile device with the Disneyland app with access to the device’s camera and location is required. Use of Disney PhotoPass service and Disney PhotoPass Lenses is subject to the Disney PhotoPass Terms and Conditions.}

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Have Disney vacation questions? planDisney has the answers! Our panelists are back once again with more planning tips in our Ask planDisney video series presented by State Farm, sharing their best advice for young families visiting Disneyland Resort. 

When it comes to creating unforgettable days, Disneyland has fun around every corner, and that includes play spaces designed especially for little ones! Panelists Tara and Kriss explore some of their go-to spots and answer the question: “Where can kids burn off energy at Disneyland?” 

In Disneyland park, families can wander through Mickey’s Toontown, home to Goofy’s How-To-Play Yard and CenTOONial Park, or set sail for adventure at Pirate’s Lair on Tom Sawyer Island, where caves, bridges, and trails invite little ones to explore and discover.  

Over at Disney California Adventure park, Redwood Creek Challenge Trail is an outdoor playground packed with slides, swings, and climbing nets. These areas are perfect for midday breaks, giving kids a chance to play and roam while parents take a breather. 

planDisney Pro Tip

• Build playtime into your itinerary between attractions. Not only does it help toddlers get their wiggles out, but it also gives parents the perfect window to check wait times, mobile order snacks, or plan the next stop in the Disneyland app.*

Watch the full video to catch the panelists’ top play area picks and stick around until the end to see Tara reveal her favorite secret spot for little ones to recharge! 

Meeting Disney characters is often the highlight of a park day, and panelists David and Kriss are here to answer a top question: “Where can you go with little ones to meet characters at Disneyland?”  

Families can meet favorite Disney characters throughout the parks, from Disney Princesses at Royal Hall in Disneyland park to Pixar pals at Pixar Pier in Disney California Adventure park. Character dining is another fun way for kids to interact with multiple characters in one stop, giving them one-on-one time while enjoying a meal. The panelists especially recommend “Minnie & Friends – Breakfast in the Park” at Plaza Inn in Disneyland park and Storytellers Cafe at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa. Advanced reservations are highly recommended for character dining experiences and can be made on Disneyland.com or the Disneyland app up to 60 days prior to your visit. 

planDisney Pro Tip

• Be sure to check the Disneyland app for character appearance times and locations. You might even stumble upon a surprise encounter while strolling through the parks, so always be on the lookout!

Check out the full video for the panelists’ favorite character spots and keep an eye out for the fun characters they meet along the way! 

Beyond play areas and character greetings, there are plenty of rides and shows tailored to younger guests.  

Classic attractions like “it’s a small world” and Dumbo the Flying Elephant in Disneyland park or family-friendly favorites The Little Mermaid ~ Ariel’s Undersea Adventure and Inside Out Emotional Whirlwind in Disney California Adventure park are perfect first rides for little ones.  

Kids can also dance along at “Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live!” (or “Mickey’s Trick and Treat” during Halloween Time) in Disney California Adventure park or enjoy Fantasmic! in Disneyland park together, adding an extra dose of magic to round out the day. 

planDisney Pro Tip

• Use the Disneyland app to filter attractions by “Any Height” so you can quickly spot the rides your whole family can enjoy together. And don’t forget to check showtimes so you can catch a performance nearby in between.

More answers are on the way in the Ask planDisney video series, so stay tuned to the Disney Parks YouTube channel. Until then, connect with @planDisneypanel on Instagram for extra advice, or stop by planDisney.com to submit your planning questions. 

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Planning your next getaway to Disneyland? Escape to a storybook vacation at the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort! Whether you’re a value-savvy traveler or looking for the utmost in luxury (or a bit of both), choose from a range of options, experiences, and price points to make the most of your stay.

Vacation in the grandeur of Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, relish in Disney nostalgia and the mid-century modern design of the Disneyland Hotel, or surround yourself in the animated artistry of Pixar Place Hotel. Three unique settings provide endless possibilities, all distinctly Disney.

In this guide, let’s discover the bold personalities of each of these on-property hotels, the differences and amenities that set them apart, and how staying in the magic means a memorable trip you won’t soon forget.

Throughout the year, be sure to check Disneyland.com/offers for the latest discounts, vacation packages, and value-added extras on overnight stays.

Want even more options to stay around the Disneyland Resort? Keep reading to learn more about our Good Neighbor Hotels too!

As an overnight guest of the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort, you can be immersed in Disney day and night, within close walking distance of Disneyland park, Disney California Adventure park and the Downtown Disney District. Special amenities, activities and unrivaled convenience are at your fingertips.

Perfect for a family vacation, a weekend getaway with friends, a bridal party or a business trip, each hotel offers a variety of accommodations to match the moment.

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• Disneyland Hotel
• Pixar Place Hotel
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Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa is an upscale retreat in the heart of Anaheim with an architectural style reminiscent of the Arts and Crafts movement of early 20^th century California. Designed to capture the artistic exploration of California’s coastlines with its Monterey pines and redwood forests, the hotel is layered with the memories of the arroyo craftsmen, the mission pioneers, and the plein air school of painters.

From spa treatments to sparkling pools and culinary delights, also noteworthy is this hotel’s exceptional location with direct access to Disney California Adventure park* and the Downtown Disney District.

The Disneyland Hotel, which opened in 1955, pays tribute to the early days of Disneyland through each of three towers with distinct themes. The main lobby in the Fantasy Tower showcases Mary Blair artwork connecting to “it’s a small world,” while the Frontier Tower has a scale model of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and the Adventure Tower has Jungle Cruise characters incorporated into the design.

This hotel is the closest to the Disneyland Monorail station for a scenic ride to Tomorrowland.*

The Villas at Disneyland Hotel is the newest Disney Vacation Club property at Disneyland Resort and is the fourth tower of the hotel, also referred to as the Discovery Tower. The tower is a blend of contemporary designs and timeless artwork inspired by characters and stories from Walt Disney Animation Studios’ classic films including The Jungle Book, The Princess and the Frog and Sleeping Beauty.

At Pixar Place Hotel, a 15-story hotel overlooking California Adventure, the iconic Pixar Lamp and ball sets the stage for storytelling, creativity, and heartfelt characters. As the first fully themed Pixar hotel in the United States, the artistic designs illustrate how filmmakers bring beloved Pixar films and shorts to life, featuring curated artwork from favorite stories.

When selecting accommodations, factors to consider may be party size, bed type, preferences on view, any special requests, date flexibility, and budget.

Across the three hotels, standard, deluxe, and premium rooms typically sleep up to five adults and are differentiated according to the view, while one-, two-, or three-bedroom suites are selected by size and may be ideal for traveling with larger families.

For the ultimate accommodations, each hotel offers signature or themed suites. At the Disneyland Hotel, the themed signature suites are the Mickey Mouse Penthouse, the Pirates of the Caribbean Suite, the Adventureland Suite, and the Big Thunder Suite, which were designed by Walt Disney Imagineering and feature incredible details to delight Disney fans.

At Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel, suites are designed with an elegant Craftsman-era aesthetic and vary in size from the Arcadia Suite, the Arroyo Suite, the El Capitan Suite, and the Mount Whitney Suite.

At Pixar Place Hotel, signature suites include the Pixel, Sketch, and Story Suites that vary in size and connecting bedrooms, and some with easy access to the rooftop pool.

Disney Imagineers are also planning two all-new themed signature suites at Pixar Place Hotel themed after Coco and The Incredibles.

Reserving a club-level room at any of the three hotels grants access to the hotel’s concierge lounge, which can be particularly convenient and beneficial for families. The added value of a concierge lounge includes complimentary continental breakfast, appetizers and desserts at select hours, an evening wine and cheese reception, personal assistance from concierge staff, and fireworks viewing from select locations.

Concierge lounge access can also be added to any, one, two-, or three-bedroom suite at any of the three hotels. Guests may request to add club level to their suite when booking the reservation or upon arrival at the hotel, for an additional fee.

The concierge lounges at the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort are the all-new High Key Club at Disneyland Hotel, the Creators Club at Pixar Place Hotel, and The Veranda at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, where plans are also underway for a second, all-new concierge lounge.

To read more about these concierge lounges and other hotel updates, see this Disney Parks Blog story.

The Villas at the Disneyland Hotel offers a variety of spacious room types from duo studios for two to the stunning three-bedroom Grand Villas that sleep up to 12, with just-like-home amenities, including full-size kitchens in select villas. Other options include deluxe studios, and one- and two-bedroom villas.

These accommodations are available to book by all guests.

Staying at the Disneyland Resort, you’ll be within convenient walking distance of all the excitement, with no need for transportation around the resort.  

Other magical hotel benefits as only Disney can provide include seasonal hotel activities, preferred access to a limited number of hotel dining reservations at select table-service restaurants, the ability to charge Disneyland Resort shopping and dining purchases to the hotel room, and online check-in and digital room key features using the Disneyland app.**

There sure are plenty of places to nosh at the hotels! If you’re looking for a tasty snack on-the-go or to embark on a culinary journey with multiple courses, numerous hotel dining options are sure to please every palate.

These dining spots are easy walking distance of each other and welcome all visitors, whether you’re staying on property or simply want to experience a uniquely Disneyland Resort hotels dining experience.

Storytellers Cafe at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa serves hearty, homestyle favorites with character dining experiences and buffets for breakfast, brunch, and dinner. Check Disneyland.com for the latest offerings and characters in their seasonal attire.

Disney Princess Breakfast Adventures, also at Disney’s Grand Californian, is a one-of-a-kind experience featuring visits with several Disney Princesses, enchanting activities, a sumptuous three-course breakfast, a private portrait location, and keepsakes.

Goofy’s Kitchen at the Disneyland Hotel is a fun-filled breakfast, brunch, or dinner buffet with Chef Goofy and his pals. Seasonal experiences at Goofy’s Kitchen are available at select times during the year.

Napa Rose is an award-winning, upscale restaurant known for its artfully presented California cuisine, exhibition kitchen, and superb selection of regional wines. Currently undergoing an exciting renovation, Napa Rose will reopen with an exquisite new look, expanded counters where you’ll be able to watch the chefs in action, enhanced patio seating, and two new fireplaces.

Great Maple Modern American Eatery at Pixar Place Hotel offers playful takes on upscale comfort food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with buttermilk fried chicken and maple bacon donuts being a popular highlight. The sophisticated ambiance features gorgeous green leather seating, a beautiful bar area serving craft cocktails, and a seamless open-air patio.

Palm Breeze Bar serves refreshing fare and drinks outside the Palette Pool area at The Villas at Disneyland Hotel.

GCH Craftsman Bar at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa is a poolside eatery featuring shareable dishes, desserts, kids’ meals, craft cocktails, California wines, and craft beer.

Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill at Disneyland Hotelfeatures express eats with a Polynesian flair for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Small Bytes is available seasonally on the rooftop pool deck of Pixar Place Hotel, where you can order salads, wraps, assorted cheese plates, and more with signature beverages.

The Sketch Pad Café at Pixar Place Hotel serves a selection of coffee, pastries, and teas. The wall décor shows a timeline of Pixar films conveyed through character design.

GCH Craftsman Grill at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa is a tucked away spot serving a variety of items from waffles and breakfast sandwiches to salads and burgers.

The Coffee House at Disneyland Hotel is a place to pop in and fuel up during the day with freshly brewed coffee specialties and pastries, salads, and snacks.

Hearthstone Lounge at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa is a cozy setting ideal for enjoying cocktails, appetizers, entrees, and desserts by a crackling fireplace.

Broken Spell Lounge at Disneyland Hotel is an enchanting place to relax for a nightcap, where the décor draws inspiration from the Enchanted Forest in the classic Disney Animation film Sleeping Beauty.

Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar at Disneyland Hotel is a bewitching hideaway inspired by the world-famous Jungle Cruise, offering breakfast, pu pu platters, lunch and dinner menus, and adventurous cocktails in a tropical oasis.

At each of the three hotels, there’s lots to keep every family member happy and having the best time. A schedule of Hotel Guest Activities may include Learn to Draw classes, movie nights, live entertainment, hotel tours, and seasonal festivities for overnight guests. Many activities are complimentary and some are at an additional fee.

Relaxing at the pool is always a vacation favorite. The Disneyland Hotel has a retro-themed oasis with the E-Ticket Pool, and the smaller D-Ticket Pool with two waterslides designed to look like the original Mark 1 Disneyland Monorail, along with a Mickey Mouse- and Minnie Mouse-shaped whirlpools. The Palette Pool area at The Villas at Disneyland Hotel features a Steamboat Willie splash pad.

At Pixar Place Hotel, guests can frolic on a Finding Nemo-themed splash pad at Nemo’s Cove, take a ride on Crush’s Surfin’ Slide and splash in Pixel Pool.

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa has three pools to choose from (Fountain, Redwood and Mariposa), two whirlpools, and the Redwood Tree waterslide.

Each hotel also offers options for a poolside cabana, pod, or daybed rental to lounge the day away in comfort and style.

Designed by Walt Disney Imagineering and inspired by the spirit of nature and Californian craftsman architecture, this full-service spa offers an array of body treatments, facials, massage, and salon services sure to leave you in a “Golden State” of mind.

Another benefit overnight guests of the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort may enjoy is the ability to register for unique Tenaya Stone Spa fitness classes, some of which take place in the parks before they open. Classes include Sunrise Yoga in Disneyland, a Power Walking Workout or an Adventure Boot Camp in California Adventure, or Paddleboard Yoga at the pool.

Pixar Shorts Court at Pixar Place Hotel invites guests to try their hand at games inspired by Pixar short films. When night falls, this third-floor rooftop deck has a terrific view of Disneyland fireworks as they light up the sky on select evenings.

It’s also great spot to relax with a beverage and bite from Small Bytes, and lounge by fire pits shaped like Ember from Elemental and Anger from Inside Out.

And you never know who you just might meet out and about! At Pixar Place Hotel, you might create core memories with characters such as Bing Bong from Inside Out or listen to Joe Gardner from Soul playing melodies near the hotel lobby.

For a greater range of options, there are more than 50 designated Disneyland Resort Good Neighbor Hotels nearby. Our Good Neighbor Hotels page gives search options to filter by category, distance to the Disneyland Resort, amenities, dining, and more.

For more travel planning tips, check out our Disney Parks Blog Guide to Planning a Disneyland Vacation or visit planDisney.com, which offers a digital resource for tips, advice and unique insights from real guests who have mastered the art of planning a Disney vacation.

With all of the amazing things to do across two theme parks, the hotels and the Downtown Disney District, you may want multiple days to experience it all. The Disneyland Resort is a great base to visit other Southern California destinations such as the beaches and Hollywood.

We can’t wait to welcome you for your next magical vacation!

_{* For theme park entry, valid theme park admission and a reservation for the same park on the same date is required for each Guest (ages 3+). To use the hotel direct access entry gate to Disney California Adventure Park at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa or Pixar Place Hotel, an active hotel reservation at one of the Disneyland Resort hotels is also required.}

_{**Message, data and roaming rates may apply for the use of the Disneyland app. Availability subject to handset limitations and features may vary by handset or service provider. Coverage and app stores not available everywhere. If you’re under 18, get your parents’ permission first.}

If you’re looking to plan a vacation or family outing before Thanksgiving and the holidays ramp up, early November is an excellent time to visit Disneyland Resort. 1-Day theme park tickets are available for lower prices on select dates during the first two weeks of the month.

Our lowest priced 1-Day, 1-Park ticket (for guests 10 years of age and older) is $104. At the time of publishing, multiple dates in early November 2025 are available for this value.

The Disneyland Resort 70^th Celebration continues, so you can experience select anniversary entertainment at Disneyland park or Disney California Adventure park.

Check out the list of upcoming dates with $104 tickets, plus a roundup of some limited-time fun you can enjoy.

Throughout the year, you can check the ticket calendar on Disneyland.com to see the range of available dates, ticket options, and prices.

For families with toddlers and preschoolers, children younger than age three don’t need a ticket.

November 2025 Dates with 1-Day, 1-Park Tickets for $104:

• Monday, Nov. 3
• Tuesday, Nov. 4
• Wednesday, Nov. 5
• Thursday, Nov. 6
• Monday, Nov. 10
• Tuesday, Nov. 11
• Wednesday, Nov. 12
• Thursday, Nov. 13

Looking for accommodations? A limited-time hotel offer has savings up to 20% off on select stays of three or more nights through Dec. 19, 2025, at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, Disneyland Hotel, and The Villas at Disneyland Hotel.*

Get more information on hotel discounts at Disneyland.com/offers.

From Nov. 1 through 13, 2025, Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and their friends will dress in their dazzling 70^th Celebration outfits in Town Square on Main Street, U.S.A., at Disneyland park. This is your opportunity to meet them in these looks, before they debut their new holiday attire.

The enchanting nighttime spectacular, “Wondrous Journeys,” also returns to Disneyland park for a limited time, Nov. 1 through Nov. 13. Lighting effects, projections, and music weave together moments and characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios films, including Hercules, The Princess and the Frog, Peter Pan, and many more.

If you’re visiting Disneyland park on or before Nov. 9, 2025, catch the vibrant “Paint the Night” parade before it temporarily pauses for the calendar year. This technical spectacle features more than one million LED lights, some favorite Disney pals, and beautiful floats. It’s a must-see for the whole family!

“Paint the Night,” “Wondrous Journeys” and 70^th Celebration character looks will temporarily pause to make way for seasonal holiday entertainment (which begin Nov. 14) and will resume at a later date.

With a ticket to California Adventure, you can witness the nighttime water show “World of Color Happiness!” This wow-worthy wonder draws inspiration from Walt Disney’s words from the opening day dedication of Disneyland: “To all who come to this happy place…welcome!”

Even after Halloween day has passed, fans of fall can still get a fix of pumpkin spice and family-friendly, frightful fun at Disneyland Resort for a limited time. Some autumnal offerings won’t be ghosting us so quickly!

Select Halloween treats and eats will be served at the parks through Nov. 13. Check out the Disney Eats: Disneyland Halloween Foodie Guide 2025 for the full list.

Seasonal menu items you can enjoy during this time are:

• Enchanted pumpkin stuff from Red Rose Taverne at Disneyland
• Joffrey’s pumpkin cold brew from Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe at Disneyland (non-alcoholic)
• Pumpkin pie churro from Cozy Cone Motel 1 – Churros at California Adventure
• Oogie Boogie burrito from Studio Catering Co. at California Adventure

You may find Jack Skellington and Sally from Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas greeting guests and wishing them “season’s screamings” in New Orleans Square at Disneyland.

These are just some of the experiences you can look forward to at Disneyland Resort! For more things to do, read more about the Disneyland Resort 70^th Celebration.

_{To enter a park, both a theme park reservation and a valid ticket for the same park on the same date is required. Park reservations are limited, subject to availability, and not guaranteed. Parks, attractions, entertainment, experiences, services, and offerings may be modified, limited in availability or unavailable, and are subject to restrictions, and change or cancellation without notice. Park admission and offerings are not guaranteed. Visit Disneyland.com/updates for more information about visiting the Disneyland® Resort.}

_{*A consecutive 3-night or longer stay is required, and cancellation of any nights of a stay may affect discount availability. Savings based on the non-discounted price for the same room stay at the same hotel. Book through 12/16/2025; travel must be completed by 12/20/2025. Valid only for select room types. Not valid on previously booked rooms.  Advance reservations required. Subject to availability as the number of rooms allocated for this offer is limited. Excludes applicable fees and taxes. Limit two (2) rooms per reservation, and occupancy restrictions apply per room. Additional per-adult charges may apply if more than two (2) adults per room. Offer applied once per reservation and is not valid in combination with any other hotel discounts or offers. Subject to restrictions and change or cancellation without notice.}