Table-service restaurants at Disneyland Resort take advanced dining reservations. If you do not have a reservation for one of these restaurants, you can speak to a cast member at the dining location who can seat you or offer you an estimated wait time and place you on a “walk-up list.” You can also accomplish this […]
Park Hopper is a ticket option for Disneyland Resort that allows the holder to visit both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park on the same day. At the time of this writing, visitors using a Park Hopper start their visit at the park where they made their reservation for the day and are able
While not a term officially used in Disney marketing, you may hear other guests classify certain attractions as a “dark ride” These are typically slow-moving indoor rides in low-lighting that tell a story. These rides take advantage of their dark setting to enhance set-pieces with black-lights and disguised special effects. This is a category that
Disney Vacation Club, or DVC, is a time-share arrangement through the Walt Disney Company with member properties at Disneyland Resort as well as Walt Disney World and other resorts not located near theme parks. People who buy into this membership sign long-term contracts involving an initial payment and annual dues. Members use an annual allotment
Many quick service restaurants, carts and kiosks around the Disneyland Resort will allow you to order in advance using the Disneyland app. These eateries will be marked in the app with an icon and “Mobile Order.” You can select the restaurant, then an available future pick-up time that works for you, and then you will
A virtual queue allows you to use the Disneyland app to request a spot at an attraction, show or activity to be experienced later. This is often utilized for the most popular experiences including brand new attractions and limited-time activities, but it is not available for the vast majority of attractions. Sometimes this is the
