Do You Remember These Phased Out Rides And Attractions
Author: Iman Palm
Dateline: September 25, 2022
Posted: September 27, 2022
Status: Current
The Disneyland magic seems to stand the test of time even though the park has undergone several renovations since its opening on July 17, 1955. Since then, a few fan-favorite rides and attractions got a facelift or were cut by the big mouse himself.
However, the internet and Disney 's ever-growing fanbase won 't let the rides ' memories fade, even if the park has tried to.
Here are a few Disneyland attractions hardcore fans will remember,
Tips And Tricks To Mobile Ordering Service
Author: Brandon Judd
Dateline: September 24, 2022
Posted: September 27, 2022
Status: Current
Many of the quick-service restaurants located inside Disneyland and Disney California Adventure allow for mobile orders.
It 's a valuable service that allows guests to order food while waiting in lines for attractions, plan out their next meal and, in general, avoid one extra line to stand in.
Here 's a few tips and tricks to using Disneyland 's mobile food and beverage ordering service.
Line up orders in advance
Walts Beloved Apartment Just Got An Update For The Major Fans
Author: Dirk Libbey
Dateline: September 22, 2022
Posted: September 27, 2022
Status: Current
Three are now a dozen Disney theme parks around the world, but there was only one that Walt Disney himself ever stood inside. Walt Disney spent so much time at Disneyland both before and after it opened that he had an apartment built for himself on the grounds. Few get to actually visit the apartment, but anybody can see where it was, day or night, because a lamp is always left burning in the window, but as of this week, it's now a different lamp.
How Tianas Bayou Adventure Will Expand The Story Of Disneys First Black Princess
Author: Ashley Carter
Dateline: September 22, 2022
Posted: September 27, 2022
Status: Current
Tiana, Disney 's first Black princess, is getting her own attraction - one that will expand the character 's story as well as bring more diversity to Disney 's theme parks.
Tiana 's Bayou Adventure, currently slated to open in late 2024, will replace both Disney World and Disneyland 's version of the classic Splash Mountain attraction, which features elements that originated from the controversial “Song of the South” - the 1946 film that's considered
Splash Mountain Princess And The Frog Retheme Everything Unveiled So Far
Author: Corinne Reichert
Dateline: September 20, 2022
Posted: September 20, 2022
Status: Current
Disneyland is finally showing off more details of the long-awaited Princess and the Frog retheming of its iconic ride Splash Mountain. Tiana's Bayou Adventure is expected to open at Disneyland in late 2024, with imagineers speaking at Disney's D23 Expo in Anaheim, California, in September to describe the ride concept.
The ride will be set in 1927, when Tiana is hosting a party at her restaurant, Tiana's Palace, for the people of New Orleans. Tiana
Disneyland Looks To Accommodate All With New Mickey Mouse Ride
Author: Robert Niles
Dateline: September 20, 2022
Posted: September 26, 2022
Status: Current
Of all the new rides and attractions teased at Disney 's D23 Expo in Anaheim earlier this month, the first to open to the public likely will be Disneyland 's Mickey & Minnie 's Runaway Railway. The anchor attraction for the reimagined Mickey 's Toontown is a trackless dark ride through a modern Mickey Mouse cartoon. But that 's not the most significant thing about this new ride.
Unlike many new “E ticket” attractions opened at the Disney theme parks in
I Went To The Oogie Boogie Bash Halloween Party Is The 179 Dollars Ticket Worth It
Author: Julie Tremaine
Dateline: September 18, 2022
Posted: September 26, 2022
Status: Current
“Hello my dears,” Cruella said, flipping her dalmatian coat dramatically behind her as she walked across the stage. I was walking closer and closer to her, stopping every so often to collect another handful of candy as I approached. “Aren 't I just amazing, stunning, perfect really?”
I mean, except for the whole puppy murder thing, yes. But she wasn 't the only villain I 'd talk to at Disneyland that night. It was the Oogie Boogie Bash, the park 's
New Documentary Critical Of Disney Created By A Disney Heiress
Author: Richard Chang
Dateline: September 16, 2022
Posted: September 26, 2022
Status: Current
Contrary to popular belief, Disneyland is not the happiest place on Earth, particularly for many of its workers.
In fact, a significant number of Disneyland Resort workers toil at poverty-level wages, can 't afford to buy a house or pay rent for an apartment, need to survive on food assistance and can 't afford health insurance. Many attest to having slept in their vehicles to get by, even while working fulltime.
All of this is captured in a
Disney Unveils Disneyland Toontown Revamp
Author: Joseph Pimentel
Dateline: September 16, 2022
Posted: September 26, 2022
Status: Current
When Mickey's Toontown reopens sometime early next year, visitors will see a newly reimagined area of Disneyland.
The moment visitors walk underneath the Disneyland train trestle that separates Fantasyland from Toontown, they'll first encounter CenTOONial Park.
There, they'll see a large manicured grassy area and, in the middle, a Dream Tree modeled after the same tree that Walt Disney used to sit under in his hometown of Marceline,
Work Continues On Mysterious Retheme Project
Author: Luke Dammann
Dateline: September 14, 2022
Posted: September 20, 2022
Status: Current
As we reported a few months ago, Disneyland announced that it would be closing Tarzan 's Treehouse in order to retheme the attraction. Over the last few weeks and months, we have seen parts of the attraction be completely dismantled and destroyed as a part of the project.
Tarzan 's Treehouse has been closed to Guests as it has been undergoing construction since September 2021, which is a longer timeframe than regular or seasonal refurbishments. Now, the
How Disneylands Weather Station Helps Save Water And Keep 1000 Floral Beds Blooming
Author: Brady Macdonald
Dateline: September 14, 2022
Posted: September 20, 2022
Status: Current
Keeping Disneyland 's 17,000 trees green and 1,000 floral beds blooming takes a mammoth effort by the Anaheim theme park 's horticulture team that 's focused on reducing water consumption during Southern California 's latest drought.
Constant readings from Disneyland 's weather station in the Toy Story parking lot combined with a sophisticated irrigation control system have allowed the horticulture team to cut water usage by 13% compared to the same period
Magic Happens New World Of Color Show Coming Next Year
Author: Scott Gustin
Dateline: September 12, 2022
Posted: September 20, 2022
Status: Current
During Disney 's D23 Expo in Anaheim this weekend, Josh D 'Amaro, Chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products announced two all-new nighttime spectaculars will debut at Disneyland next year in addition to the return of the “Magic Happens” parade.
As part of Disney 's 100th celebration, Disneyland will introduce multiple “limited-time” celebrations throughout the year. The celebration will kick off in late January, D 'Amaro said on Sunday.
Not Only Is Splash Mountain Get A Princess And The Frog Retheme But There Is More Tiana Coming Too
Author: Dirk Libbey
Dateline: September 10, 2022
Posted: September 11, 2022
Status: Current
It 's been more than two years since Disney Parks confirmed a major thematic redesign of Splash Mountain, and while we now know the new attraction, Tiana 's Bayou Adventure, is still two years away, this weekend 's D23 Expo has given us a sneak peek of what 's in store for us. It's also revealed that Disneyland is set to get even more new Tiana goodness, in the form of a new New Orleans Square retail shop, Eudora 's Chic Boutique Featuring Tiana 's Gourmet
Toontown Getting A Major Face Lift
Author: Shannon Tuttle
Dateline: September 10, 2022
Posted: September 11, 2022
Status: Current
Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California is getting a major overhaul in Mickey 's Toontown according to Disney Parks Blog. The area has been closed since March of 2022.
Josh D 'Amaro, Chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences, and Products, elaborated on the reimagining of Toontown by saying, “We are so excited to leverage Disney 's powerful brand, develop new stories and share even more magical experiences with our guests. The newly reimagined Mickey 's
Disneyland Reveals More Tianas Bayou Adventure Details At D23 Expo
Author: Brady Macdonald
Dateline: September 9, 2022
Posted: September 11, 2022
Status: Current
A massive bronze gold tiara atop a new water tower poking out of Splash Mountain 's hillside will boldly announce Tiana 's takeover of the classic Disneyland attraction when the Disney princess finally moves into New Orleans Square.
Disneyland unveiled a scale model of the Tiana 's Bayou Adventure makeover of Splash Mountain during the D23 Expo that kicked off Friday, Sept. 9 at the Anaheim Convention Center.
Tiana 's Bayou Adventure is
I Went To Disneyland By Myself Even Though I Hate Rides And Crowds Here Are 11 Of My Favorite Things I Did
Author: Anna Haines
Dateline: September 4, 2022
Posted: September 11, 2022
Status: Current
When I embarked on a five-week trip across California, I had no intention of hitting up Disneyland. But when I booked a beach resort close to the theme park, it felt like too good of an opportunity to pass up.
Even though park reservations were sold out, I managed to snag a last-minute ticket by repeatedly checking the website the morning of.
I hate rides and crowds, but I committed to my spontaneous decision and hopped in an Uber. As
15 Things You Never Knew About Matterhorn Bobsleds
Author: Brady Macdonald
Dateline: September 3, 2022
Posted: September 10, 2022
Status: Current
Fans of Disneyland 's first E-Ticket attraction that ascends an icy slope and throttles through snowy chutes will be without their favorite high-speed thrill ride as Matterhorn Bobsleds undergoes an extensive overhaul over the next few weeks.
The Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction at Disneyland will return in the fall after a seasonal refurbishment, according to signs in the park.
Test your knowledge of the iconic Disneyland roller coaster: See
5 Hacks For Getting The Most Out Of Disneyland
Author: Brandon Judd
Dateline: September 3, 2022
Posted: September 10, 2022
Status: Current
A lot goes into planning a trip to Disneyland.
There 's buying park tickets, making sure you secure park reservations for every day of the visit, finding a hotel that 's both affordable and within close proximity to the park, and securing travel that won 't break the bank before you get there.
It doesn 't stop there, though.
Disneyland can be intimidating for the novice parkgoer.
How can I get the most out of a
Disneyland Rolls Out The Green Carpet With More Artificial Turf Around The Park
Author: Brady Macdonald
Dateline: September 1, 2022
Posted: September 10, 2022
Status: Current
Disneyland has rolled out the green carpet with more artificial turf over the past few weeks and months as part of a drought-fighting water conservation effort that has largely gone unnoticed - and that 's the goal.
But sharp-eyed Disneyland fans may start noticing the change from natural to synthetic grass throughout the park starting this week.
New artificial turf around the Mickey floral planter at the Disneyland entrance and the
Splash Mountain Rides New Name Revealed At Disneyland Disney World In Response To Cries Of Racism
Dateline: August 30, 2022
Posted: September 10, 2022
Status: Current
The rebranding of Disney 's Splash Mountain is finally happening. In early July, Disney declared a formal name change for the well-known ride. The ride formerly known as Splash Mountain will be renamed Tiana 's Bayou Adventure from 2024 onward.
The popularity of Princess Tiana from “The Princess and the Frog” has led to a name change for Splash Mountain. In late 2024, Disneyland and Walt Disney World 's Magic Kingdom will both be dubbing the ride Tiana
Silhouette Studio Returns For First Time Since Pandemic
Author: Brady Macdonald
Dateline: August 26, 2022
Posted: September 1, 2022
Status: Current
The little portrait studio on Main Street U.S.A. where lightning-quick artists armed with only scissors create hand-crafted paper cutout silhouettes of Disneyland visitors in less than a minute has returned for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic closed the park.
The Silhouette Studio at Disneyland will reopen at noon on Friday, Aug. 26, according to the Disneyland website.
The Silhouette Studio will be open from noon until 8 p.m.
Private Vip Tours At Disney Can Cost Thousands Of Dollars But Are They Worth It Here Is Why Die Hard Disney Fans Say Yes
Author: Megan Dubois
Dateline: August 24, 2022
Posted: September 1, 2022
Status: Current
If you've ever been to Walt Disney World (WDW) or Disneyland, you've likely seen employees in plaid vests walking around the parks with groups of mouse ear-wearing park goers. Those red-vested people are VIP tour guides, cast members (Disney's term for its employees) whose job is to help people get the most out of their Disney day.
While you might assume the groups include a celebrity like Captain America actor Chris Evans, who's known to
