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

 Both Disneyland Resort parks offer paid access to reserved arrival windows for certain attractions. For select attractions there are Lightning Lane Single Passes, meaning guests can buy this service “a la carte” for individual attractions. Other attractions are bundled into a Lightning Lane Multi Pass (formerly Genie+). For either service, a guest selects a time

Disneyland Resort attractions offer a variety of queue types like virtual queues, Lighting Lanes, and Single Riders Lines. The traditional queue, where you go to the end of the line and wait your turn until you reach the attraction (or quick-service restaurant, security check-point, etc), is called a “standby” queue or line. Estimated standby wait

Genie is a complimentary service for guests to the parks of Disneyland Resort. It is distinct from the paid add-on originally called Genie+ (newly renamed Lightning Lane Multi Pass). Through the Disneyland app, Genie provides a suggested itinerary for guests to Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park based on current wait times as well

Walter Elias Disney is a founder of Disneyland. Born in Chicago, Illinois in 1901, he would make his way to California in 1923, where he began making short films with his brother, Roy O. Disney. These films would grow in popularity, and many fans wished to enter the worlds created by Disney animation. In 1955,