I grew up with Disney and my son, now 5, loves Marvel, especially Spiderman and he was everywhere at California Disney Adventure. Therefore, it was a winning combination for him. He was amazed with the Spiderman action show and then meeting him. I think our family favorite, and first for me too was Webslingers. The interactive 3D ride simulator was one of the best 3D rides of all time! I believe he actually enjoyed this park rather than the larger sister park. Glad we had the park hopper. Families do bring strollers as we rented strollers for 3 days and we could have nearly bought a new one for the crazy prices.

It’s California Adventure park FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL time! Such fun offerings😍!! I like to buy the 8 item lanyard & eat my way thru the festival 🥳!! Alcoholic Drinks are extra…. But I think worth it! Interesting concoctions 🥂🍷🍹

My visit was on a Thursday. Cost was $104. I love being in this park around Lunar New Year. I was able to do all my favourite rides in the morning. Soaring, Radiator Spring in Carsland and Guardians of the Galaxy are my top 3. I also did Toy Story, Monster Inc. and the Little Mermaid. I had lunch at my favorite place Cocina Cucamonga. I finally got to try the carne asada which was delicious. Loved that it had guacamole. I had the strawberry roulade from Paradise Garden Grill which was lovely. It had pieces of strawberry! What a refreshing snack. Dinner was honey walnut shrimp wrap from Lucky Fortune Cookery. It was flavourful and filling. Cost was around $15.

This was our first time visiting California Adventure and was very pleased. We were able to go on the rides that we wanted to. Some more than once. It was crowded with long lineups but that was to expected. We found the staff to be courteous and friendly. Glad we went.

The rides are a perfect mix of high-energy thrill rides and more laid-back, family-friendly attractions. The Incredicoaster, the park's signature roller coaster, offers a thrilling and exhilarating experience, while rides like the Little Mermaid – Ariel’s Undersea Adventure and the beloved Toy Story Midway Mania are great options for guests of all ages. The park also features some amazing 3D and interactive experiences, like Soarin’ Around the World, which takes guests on a breathtaking aerial tour of global landmarks.

We went for 2 days to this park. This is the "sister" park to DisneyLand. It has some great rides such as the Incredibles coaster, Cars, and Spiderman. Overall it takes less time (for us at least) to complete than Disney. The food is similar and, as always, is a great park for kids of all ages.

The last time we visited was nineteen years ago and the park has changed dramatically over that time with lots of improvements and the park feels like a real Disney park now and you want to spend time here. The highlights were the Spiderman web-slinger ride, Cars land and Radiator Springs Racers ride, although the most fun ride was Maters Junkyard Jamboree, we laughed so much on that one. Pixar Pier is very well themed as is San Fransokyo Square. We ate lots of snacks including Halloween Candy Apple Churro's and a Jack Jack num num warm cookie, so yummy. The highlight for us was attending Oogie Boogie Bash Disney's Halloween Party one evening which we were so lucky to get tickets for when they were released, and having done Mickey's not So Scary Halloween Party In Walt Disney World which we loved, the Oogie Boogie Bash was amazing, the trick and treat trails were so well done and the Villain's Grove trail was really well themed. We went back to our hotel with a lot of candy and a lot of fun memories.

October was my first every visit to Disney’s California Adventure. I really liked this park with all themed lands and areas. There are lots of attractions which are enjoyable especially in Cars Land! Both Cars Land and Pixar Pier I found to be some of the most immersive areas! Also in Disney’s California Adventure, I attended the Oogie Boogie Bash which I really enjoyed! It was great to trick or treat around the park, meet exclusive characters and get spooky! I highly encourage people to attend the Oogie Boogie Bash especially if they love Halloween! I definitely enjoyed the park days I spent in Disney’s California Adventure park and I look forward to returning again in the future! I highly recommend that everyone that visits Disneyland also visits this park because it is iconic and exclusive to California!

We really enjoyed this park, although it may not be as great as Disneyland. This park has some really good rides like Web Slingers and Radiator Springs Racers, and very immersive lands. We absolutely loved the water show as well. This park may be less organized and randomized and more “carnival” like, it’s still a decent experience nonetheless. My only major complaint is that this park has little to no shade, and it gets very miserable at times (not experience, heat).

1 day is more than enough to enjoy DCA. You could even do a half day. We went from 2 PM to 11 PM and used Lightening Lanes and Single Riders. Lots of places to sit, enjoy snacks and soak in the atmosphere. World of Color is absolutely amazing. It is the best show at the park. We didn’t do all of the rides and Lightening Lanes can run out by mid-afternoon. If you go at rope drop or do early entry, you might want a park hopper so that you can jump over to DL or go back to your hotel to rest.

The cocktails at Lamplight Lounge were fantastic, and Cars Land at night was breathtaking. Radiator Springs Racers was worth every minute of the wait. Pro tip: get the Genie+ pass - it saved us hours of queuing. The World of Color show was the perfect romantic end to our day.

My husband and I were underwhelmed by this park. We found the park not as well decorated for Christmas and didn’t hold the same level of magic felt in Disneyland. We didn’t even bother to return for World of Color. Wait times are atrocious and most rides do not offer anything special. The only attraction worth seeing is Cars land and be prepared to wait 60 minutes or more for the car ride itself. Wait times are additionally inconsistent and change drastically within minutes which makes it difficult to plan accordingly. I find there are more characters here than in Disneyland, but good luck getting a photo with any of them. Lines are cut short quickly and characters can change while waiting in line which is disappointing. The only characters you are guaranteed to see is Encanto, but they are equally subject to availability and can change mid-line. Parade is subpar and not worth wasting your time to view. Barely any characters and the one who do show do not interact with the crowds. Take this time to ride the rides with larger wait times. Lightning lanes are a waste of money in my opinion, with standby lanes having shorter wait times than if you booked a lightning lane for an hour or more later. If we return, we would only focus on energy on Disneyland and not bother with this park.

The park in itself was nice enough. The reason for 2 stars, was the constant ride break downs. Waiting in Guardians for an hour only for it to break down and then increase the waiting to 3 hours is not exactly good when you pay the prices Disney charges. Other rides constantly broke down as well which was super frustrating. The theming was nice, and we had a good time at Pixar Pier, but other than that we weren't able to explore the rest of the park due to the breakdowns. Super disappointed in Disney for that

We had an absolute blast exploring Disney California Adventure! From the thrilling rides at Avengers Campus to the stunning World of Color show at night. The atmosphere was perfect for our family's day out.

DCA was an awesome park. We did a 1 day with park hopper and started here. We did rope drop and headed straight to Cars Land and Radiator Springs. By the time we got to the line it said 85 minutes but when I asked I was advised to go now. It took about 30 minutes! The ride did have an issue right before we got on and it was delayed 5 minutes but other than that it was great. We had the lightning lane multi pass so I booked web slinger while waiting for Cars. We loved web slingers and booked Monster’s Inc using our LLMP. On our way to Monster’s Inc we went on to Pym’s test kitchen for the quantum pretzel and a delicious proton punch. Our reservation was ready for Monster’s so we went there and then off the Animation Academy and learned to draw Ursula! Disneyland Now it is time for us to park hop so we used a LLMP to book Smuggler’s run but had to wait an hour. And this is when the lightning lanes were few and far between or just hours later. We booked Mickey and Minnie’s railroad adventure and then headed to the room for a break and to get food to our room. Right before we left we booked Soarin and the Cars individual Lightning Lane. Compared to DCA, Disneyland was overcrowded. Evening return We came back for Soarin early and checked out the children’s play area which was fun. We did Soarin and headed to Cars for our reservation and were so thankful because the line for stand by was 185 minutes. Our day was done! Would I recommend two days, yes! Would I do a park hopper at least one day, yes! Would I do LLMP, yes, but it is only worth it in the morning until about 1 pm. By the time we came back around 4, there were only about 2 rides that offered any lightning lanes and the park was not closing early for Oogie Boogie night.