Disneyland Magic Key passes are what would more generically be referred to as an “annual pass” for access to Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park on certain days over the course of a full year. Magic Keys come in several tiers: the lowest priced Magic Keys have the most “blockout dates” on which they […]
Disneyland Resort has a variety of ticket combinations for visiting Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park. The “One Park Per Day” ticket allows guests to visit one of these two parks per day. Should guests want to visit both parks on the same day, they would purchase their ticket with the “Park Hopper” add-on.
This is an entry in our Disneyland 101 Glossary: Disneyland Resort definitions in under 101 words, from Mouse Brief. Good Neighbor Hotels is a category of hotels near the Disneyland Resort. These hotels are not owned or operated by Disney, and they are not located on Disneyland Resort property (though some are directly across the
This is an entry in our Disneyland 101 Glossary: Disneyland Resort definitions in under 101 words, from Mouse Brief. At times, you may hear other guests of Disneyland Resort refer to “fastpass” or even “maxpass” as a way of reserving a time to experience attractions. These are names for older and now defunct versions of
This is an entry in our Disneyland 101 Glossary: Disneyland Resort definitions in under 101 words, from Mouse Brief. Disneyland Resort cast members make a great effort to seat parties together on attractions; as a result, some seats can go unoccupied and lower hourly ride capacity. At some popular attractions, Single Rider Lines exist to
A small selection of attractions at Disneyland Resort offer paid Lightning Lane Single Passes (formerly Individual Lightning Lane). These attractions are different from the bundle of attractions offered through the Lightning Lane Multi Pass (formerly Genie+) and do not require the purchase of the Multi Pass. The Lightning Lane Single Pass is distinct, because it
