Disneyland Resort California
Step into the happiest place on Earth with this collection of Disneyland California tickets. From themed rides and magical parades to character meet-and-greets and seasonal events, explore ticket options and plan your dream day at Disney.
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About Disneyland Resort California
Disneyland California isn’t just a theme park, it's a living legend with over 500 acres of immersive attractions, shows, and themed lands. It is made up of two parks, Disneyland Park, and Disney California Adventure. Whether you're meeting Mickey, piloting the Millennium Falcon, or tasting churros on Main Street, USA, this is where lifelong memories are made.
Disneyland Park opened on July 17, 1955, making it the first-ever Disney theme park in the world.
Walt Disney had a private apartment above the Disneyland Fire Station, and its lamp is kept lit in his memory.
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is the largest single-themed land expansion in Disneyland’s history, spanning 14 acres.
The Matterhorn Bobsleds was the world’s first tubular steel roller coaster, debuting in 1959.
Club 33, a members-only restaurant hidden in New Orleans Square, is one of the most exclusive dining spots in any Disney park.
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Disneyland Park Main Entrance
Located at 1313 Disneyland Drive, Anaheim, the main entrance to Disneyland Park is directly adjacent to the Disneyland Resort Esplanade and opposite the main entrance to Disney California Adventure Park. This entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with wide, step-free pathways, accessible ticket booths, and security screening areas. It is the primary entry point for guests arriving by foot, shuttle, or from the Mickey & Friends and Pixar Pals parking structures via tram.
Disney California Adventure Park Main Entrance
Situated just across the Esplanade from Disneyland Park, the main entrance to Disney California Adventure Park is also on Disneyland Drive. This entrance is fully accessible, with ramps, wide gates, and accessible ticketing and security facilities. Guests can easily transfer between both parks via the Esplanade, which is flat and suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.
Downtown Disney District Entrance
Those arriving from the Downtown Disney District can access both parks via the Esplanade entrance, located between the two park gates. This route is fully accessible, with smooth, step-free walkways and clear signage. It is ideal for guests staying at Disneyland Resort hotels or arriving from the Downtown Disney parking area.
- The parks may close early or have adjusted hours for private events, Grad Nite, or seasonal celebrations.
- Both parks are open year-round, but select attractions may be temporarily closed for refurbishment.
- Major holidays such as Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and July 4th feature extended hours and special entertainment.
Lockers are available for rent near the park entrances and in select areas for storing personal items.
Souvenir shops are located throughout Disneyland Resort, offering a wide range of Disney merchandise.
Dining outlets, including quick-service and table-service restaurants, are available throughout the parks and Downtown Disney District.
Toilets are conveniently located throughout the parks, including accessible restrooms and family restrooms.
Complimentary WiFi is available throughout Disneyland Resort.
ATMs are available at various locations throughout the resort.
First aid stations are located in both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park for medical assistance.
Baby nursing rooms and Baby Care Centers are available in both parks, providing private spaces for feeding and changing.
Paid parking is available at designated Disneyland Resort parking structures and lots.
Lost and found services are available at Guest Relations in both parks.
Wheelchairs are available for rent at the park entrances on a first-come, first-served basis.
Most areas of Disneyland Resort are wheelchair accessible, including attractions, dining, and restrooms. Some rides may require transfer.
Strollers are allowed and available for rent at the park entrances.
Service animals are allowed throughout the resort and on most attractions, except where restricted for safety.
Elevator access is available in multi-level buildings and attractions for guests with mobility needs.
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