Author: Aly
Pre-Show, Disneyland 101 Glossary
Some attractions at Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park have a pre-show. A pre-show is an introductory video or other type of entertainment before the main attraction.
Lunar New Year, Disneyland 101 Glossary
This is an entry for “Lunar New Year” in our Disneyland 101 Glossary: Disneyland Resort definitions in under 101 words, from Mouse Brief. Disney California Adventure Park celebrates the Lunar New Year annually with festivities centered in the Paradise Gardens Park area of the park. Event offerings include: Mulan’s Lunar New Year Procession, crafts and…
Disneyland Park, Disneyland 101 Glossary
This is an entry for “Disneyland Park” in our Disneyland 101 Glossary: Disneyland Resort definitions in under 101 words, from Mouse Brief. The original Disney theme park, Disneyland Park opened in Anaheim, California in 1955. Disneyland Park features Adventureland, Bayou Country, Fantasyland (with the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle), Frontierland, Main Street U.S.A., Mickey’s Toontown, New…
Land, Disneyland 101 Glossary
The lands of Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park are collections of attractions, shops, and restaurants enhanced by landscaping, architecture, decorative elements and even soundtracks meant to evoke a special place and time.
Rider Switch Service, Disneyland 101 Glossary
This is an entry for “rider switch service” in our Disneyland 101 Glossary: Disneyland Resort definitions in under 101 words, from Mouse Brief. For frequently asked questions about rider switch service at Disneyland Resort, keep reading after the glossary entry. If a member of your group cannot (or chooses not to) ride an attraction—and is…
Hard Ticket Event, Disneyland 101 Glossary
This is an entry for “hard ticket event” in our Disneyland 101 Glossary: Disneyland Resort definitions in under 101 words, from Mouse Brief. For frequently asked questions about hard ticket events (aka separately ticketed events, after hours parties) at Disneyland Resort, keep reading after the glossary entry. You may hear other guests use the phrase…
