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
NOTE: The name of this service will change from “Genie+” to “Lightning Lane Multi Pass” on July 24. Despite the name change, the service will work the same at Disneyland Resort in California (this is not the case for Walt Disney World in Florida where the service will functionally change). Lighting Lane Multi Pass is
If you are looking at Disney food locations, you may notice they are grouped into certain broad categories. A quick-service designation usually means a restaurant where you will line-up and pay at a register, or you may have the opportunity to use mobile ordering at many of these locations. When your food is ready, you will
A queue is another name for a line or staging area where you wait for your turn to experience an attraction. You will see the entrances to queues marked with signs also showing estimated wait times. There may be more than one queue for an attraction and some serve distinct functions like Single Rider or
PhotoPass is a service that allows guests to collect digital photos taken by Disney and download them for personal use. These photos are typically taken by Cast Member photographers in the parks, but they can also be taken by automated cameras on attractions. Guests usually pay for either single photos or a flat-rate PhotoPass+ service
