I see the Enchant Magic Key available to purchase. However I am thinking to hold off until next month. I would prefer to have Believe or Inspire level (Especially the Inspire key). Those highest Tier are not available at the moment. I live far. I see the blockout calendar dates. I am not impressed I can’t get access to summer , not much access around Christmas under the lower tier keys. Sometime I think I should hold off until one of the highest tier becomes available to purchase. Or get the Enchant and upgrade later when one of the higher tier becomes available?
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It been a long time I set foot inside Disneyland. It been since 2012 I stopped going. Until March 6, 2025. So much as change and so many parts have remain untouched, the same have I remembered. The nostalgia, it was great feeling to be back. I went along with my friend. Who haven’t seen some time. Catching up in life together. I only came one day. Thursday. Practically yesterday. Disneyland had short park hours. Due to the 90’s after party event. So we spend our last hour at Disney California Adventure. I was to arrive and sorting out paying the difference of paying old outdated ticket unused from 2020. I was able to pay the difference for the two day park hopper. I didn’t complain much. I thought I still didn’t had to pay the outrageous sticker shock of today’s prices upfront. LOL I thank the cast member in the booth for helping me sort out paying the difference and how use the Disneyland app. I hopped into Disneyland and walked out of the exit to meet my friend at Disney California Adventure. We hit on Soarin’ Over California. It was exactly how I remember the attraction. Relaxing and fun. But I thought they need to update the film. It looks outdated. We walked over to the Little Mermaid. I saw the sights of the pier. I was mortified of Pixar overlay. And then we walked to the gates of Disneyland. I wanted to cry
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Is this true? Other then the “calvacade” there is not going to be a full power 70th anniversary daytime parade for Disneyland? And no MAJOR new fireworks spectacular, is this true? wow.
I know this is a suuuuuuper long shot (and maybe not even allowed, if not, I’m really sorry), but I’m trying to figure out how to get my husband into Club 33. He is a huuuuge Disneyland fan. He went regularly for many years of his life, we had annual passes, etc. He’s never gotten to Club 33 and this year is a big 0 birthday. We will be there for the first time in a really long time and my dream is to surprise him with a meal at Club 33. There are some other things that make this trip really special but I don’t want to say too much about the situation for fear he is in this forum and will see and it will spoil the surprise! If anyone has a contact or could help, I would so greatly appreciate it. Edited to add, if you have a connection or could help but you don’t want to put that out publicly, please feel free to private message me.
Long-time lurker, first-time poster, trying to stay anonymous. I have some golf buddies who work for Disney who I meet up with a couple times a year. I’m more of an animation guy, but my son is big on Disneyland, so I try to pick their brains about what’s in the pipeline for the studios and the parks and tell my son about it later. I don’t want to get anyone in trouble and most of the stuff they tell me is public knowledge, but occasionally I hear something that hasn’t made it to X or Facebook yet. Anyway, they told me something that I was kind of surprised by. Disney considers the new Haunted Mansion line a huge success, so they’re looking at doing the same thing for Pirates of the Caribbean and reworking it to fit more people. They plan on taking the current Indiana Jones line and using a huge chunk of the indoor part for Pirates. The current attitude is that so much of the Indiana Jones line is unused, so they can reclaim it for Pirates with a bit of construction and finally get the crowds out of the walkways. I saw on Facebook that the ride just celebrated its 30th anniversary, so I’m confident the ride itself is safe. But it feels like such a big change for a key part of the Indiana Jones experience that I was kinda shocked when I heard it. So unless plans change, expect the lines
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This is going to be part rant, part wry observation, part plea for improvement. Over the years, I’ve noticed a handful of buzzwords that come up over and over in discussions of what you might call “theme park theory”–the nuts and bolts of design in a theme park setting and what we find to be effective and satisfying vs. what we find to be…not that. And it seems to me that these buzzwords are often used as a substitute for, well, saying what you actually mean–the definitions don’t appear to be consistent, it’s more of a code we use to signal each other that we’re “insiders,” in a sense–we know the jargon! So here are some of those buzzwords I have observed, as well as how they’re used and misused, and what I think we actually mean. This is going to be a long one, folks! Story/storytelling: This is probably the single most overused and misused term in the entire Disney theme park community. It’s supposed to be what sets Disney apart (well, one of the things that sets it apart) from other theme parks–they just have soulless roller coasters and log jammers, but we have themed attractions (and I will get to that term later) with stories! We can probably blame the OG Imagineers for choosing an imprecise word to describe what they were trying to do differently than contemporary amusement parks and carnivals. I think they used it to mean at least two unrelated things: