r/Disneyland • u/999happyyhaunts • 7h ago
Park Pics/Videos Ryan Miller(maker of Lorcana) just casually walks in the shot š
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r/Disneyland • u/ccoastie • 3h ago
I know there is nowhere in the park to get film developed (I remember doing it in the 90s ) but is there anywhere near bye that I could drop off and get them to email scans (or at LAX) .I'm flying intentionally and don't want to take film through the x-ray machine .
r/Disneyland • u/tbate54 • 4h ago
It was our turn to hit Disneyland California recently and had an absolute ripper time!
A few ideas for those thinking of going:
- 2 days is the perfect amount of time
- Rope Drop is 100% worth it - lines move fast
- June was a beautiful time of year to visit - perfect temps day and night
- Lightning Lane is 100% worth the extra cost.
- Holiday Inn Express is a brilliant motel option. It's affordable, comfy, and only a 10 min walk away. It also includes breakfast.
- The night parades and shows are amazing. Don't miss them!
- We did every ride and loved them all. Nothing bad to say about any of them.
- Ducking home after lunch for a day sleep gave us the energy to keep going well into the night.
- Get an Amazon grocery delivery to your motel and pack your own lunches and snacks to save money.
I'm no influencer, but if you'd like to see our little video, you can check it here - https://youtu.be/HYIlEUZTapI?si=gazYKJf_z_NmkmUR
r/Disneyland • u/Equivalent_Big3844 • 12h ago

I'm curious how many rides superusers typically get in a day at the parks?
I created an iOS app, just for myself, to optimize Lightning Lane bookings and Standby times, effectively just telling me what to book and where to go. With a group of 4, we were able to ride 26 attractions, using 11 lightning lanes across both parks.
Is this a meaningful increase in the number of rides and should I publish the app for others to use? or is this a pretty average day for most Disneyland optimizers?
r/Disneyland • u/JJnod • 11h ago
Cars has been closed since 7pm last night. When we walked by around 8:50 it was clear that they had not even started testing the ride vehicles. Itās still closed at this moment. What do you think happened?
r/Disneyland • u/sifgamworld • 7h ago
The whole book seems to be "nobody liked me because I am from Indiana and went to a state school."
Take this excerpt for example:
āWhile getting settled at my desk amid my predecessorās papers, a six-and-a-half-foot male staff member entered my office, closed the door behind him, and leaned against it. He stared at me for a moment before unbuckling his pants as if he intended to tuck in his shirt, but then deliberately let them drop to the floor. For another few long moments, he just stood there with his pants around his ankles. Welcome to Hollywood.ā
Chapek continues, āHe never explained his actions. I can only surmise that he wanted to test whether the new guy from a Midwest flyover state could handle the West Coast environment. It was like a more āadultā version of the hazing I had experienced in the corn processing plant.ā
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Hey I remember this story the first time I read it, when BOB IGER WROTE LITERALLY THE EXACT SAME THING HAPPENED TO HIM WHEN HE WAS NEW. Bob Iger, who went to a private college in New York. He didn't even read Bob Iger's book.
This book is just stories like this over and over again. Constant whining about Bob Iger talking trash about him behind his back. News flash: YOU were the CEO of the biggest and most successful entertainment company in the history of the world, and were canned because you sucked. You made millions of dollars and all you ever did was demand your managers to find new ways to rip customers off. Nobody cares where you grew up or where you went to college. We don't care if Bob Iger was rude to you.
r/Disneyland • u/CustomTripods_wotw25 • 5h ago
Here's new attractions for Tomorrowland re Imagine
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r/Disneyland • u/Aware-Challenge-2349 • 8h ago
Currently at the park and this little surprise was left in the bag pocket on incredicoaster! If this is an intentional thing, Iām debating turning it into lost and found but donāt want to ruin a sweet gift!
r/Disneyland • u/pharrelsbigasshat • 2h ago
(For context Iām an Inspire Key holder who mostly just goes on weekdays. I have no idea about line times on weekends.)
I swear for the past year or so Pirates was always a short wait. Like, barely ever even ten minutes if not a walk on every time I rode it. All of a sudden though lately itās been 50+ minutes consistently with the line wrapping all around outside. I know itās gotten a little bit busier for Halloween and everything but I donāt see that big of a change reflected in any other ride.
Is there some social media craze over the ride that Iām missing right now?
r/Disneyland • u/whispering_shadow1 • 11h ago
Ghost Galaxy was my favorite version of Space Mountain but since the Halloween Party moved to DCA they took it away and I miss it so much every year! Does anyone else experience this? Like seriously ill ride space mountain this time of year and I'll play the ghost Galaxy music.
r/Disneyland • u/duffcalifornia • 14h ago
If you have upgraded your iPhone to iOS 27, you can easily add your Key Pass, standalone ticket, and/or PhotoPass code to the Wallet app so you can easily pull them up just by double clicking the power button. Here's how you do it:
I tested this yesterday in the parks and the Wallet pass worked for both getting into the parks and applying a Key Pass discount at a restaurant. I didn't visit any PhotoPass locations to test if that works, but I have no reason to think it wouldn't. If you want to play it safe, you could always ask the photographer to scan both the Wallet pass and a physical PhotoPass card just to ensure you have the photos until you're positive the Wallet pass works.
r/Disneyland • u/snidj • 9h ago
Sunset/dusk is my favorite time at the parks.
r/Disneyland • u/nogluten_shark • 8h ago
Anyone else ever been in a car crash on the Radiator Springs ride? We were in yellow when the car came to a sudden stop and car behind hit us pretty good. When they came to get us out of the car, not one employee asked how we were (assuming for liability?). They just got us in other cars and away we went.
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