SPLIT STAY

This is an entry in our Disneyland 101 Glossary: Disneyland Resort definitions in under 101 words, from Mouse Brief.

“Split-stay” is a term some guests use to describe staying at more than one hotel over the course of a Disneyland vacation. An example of a split stay would be a one week vacation where you stayed at Pixar Place Hotel for Sunday through Wednesday night and then moved over to Disneyland Hotel for Thursday through Saturday night. A split stay can involve all Disneyland Resort Hotels, all off-site hotels (like Good Neighbor Hotels) or Disneyland Resort hotels and off-site hotels. You may want to consider a split stay in order to experience more hotels or save money.

We have a comparison chart of the Disneyland Resort Hotels here, advice for how to choose one here and for how to make the most of your stay here.

5 Excellent Ways to Choose a Disneyland Resort Hotel

Here’s an overview of the Disneyland Resort hotels divided into 5 categories you may find relevant for making a choice between the three.

January 17, 2025

DISNEYLAND HOTEL

There are three hotels owned by Disney located inside the Disneyland Resort: the oldest of these is the Disneyland Hotel. (The others are Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel and Spa and Pixar Place Hotel.) Guests of Disneyland Hotel can stay in traditional hotel rooms, suites, and Disney Vacation Club studios and…

June 16, 2024

GOOD NEIGHBOR HOTELS

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…

July 13, 2024