Every child’s dream comes true here. Expensive but worth it. It’s open 8am to midnight and a lot of rides after the fireworks have short or no wait lines for rides. The Star Wars rides were outstanding

We enjoyed spending time in Disney ,, we were able to carry water with us avoiding higher park prices ,, rides were well maintained,, short lines ,, earlier in the day ,, light snack bars good choice to carry ,,

Visited on New Year's Eve so expected both parks to be busy - which they were. We had a fabulous time but were disappointed and rather surprised at the number of rides that just stopped working, either while we were waiting in the queue, or in a couple of cases, while we were actually on the rides. Even the train stopped at a station and everyone was just told to get off and walk. In all cases, no information was given as to what was wrong with the ride and if/when it would re-start. Not what we would have expected from Disneyland - and was disappointing given the huge cost of the tickets at that time of the year (especially for those of us from countries where the exchange rate is terrible). Also was really disappointing to find out that, despite paying extra for lightning passes, we had to pay even more to use them for certain rides - which we really couldn't afford to do as a family of four. Would have been good to have had this highlighted when we purchased the passes.

As part of our 50th birthday tour we spent 2 days in Disneyland. We had been previously before Galaxy's Edge was opened. This was the reason for our return visit and also to enjoy some of the rides we loved the first time around. Galaxy's Edge was amazing and my Daughter and I did the Savi Lightsaber building which was an awesome experience. The only downside was the amount of breakdowns on the rides, it got to the point where we made a joke about it and blamed each other as the unlucky ones who caused it. Pretty much everything we went on broke down, by the end of the two days it was pretty funny. Only disappointing one was the Rise of the Resistance, which we managed to get to with a minimum wait time. Got to board the transport and then made it into the imperial landing bay before the ride died. Was given a pass to get back onto the ride but unfortunately it wasn't back up and running before we left. With the outlay you need to go to Disney, especially when you dollar is crap, it is a shame that so manner of the rides breakdown on a regular basis.

We went there at 5am so we could avoid traffic and it kind of worked, most of the rides are more baby friendly in the park rather than the adventure. I would recommend getting lighting pass and if your going with kids that like more exciting rides i would recommend the adventure park.

This is our first visit in 11 years. Went as a family of 4. There are two parks here, DisneyLand and California Adventure. We prefer Disney as it has the Star Wars area and so many great rides. The food options are decent. Things are pricey but overall its a very well run park.

I was sold for dated tickets to disneyland not possible to use in the dates marked. I’m in the awful process of requesting a refund, but have not got an answer yet. They sell you tickets for use when the park is not granting any more access due to high occupancy. So, guess what happened… no park, but paid tickets. Ohh, almost forgot, also expired tickets now!!

I've been visiting Disneyland Park for countless years since I was a kid. This last visit in December has shown that this park is basically just for nostalgia and not for actual value. I had the privilege of being a pass member at Disneyland Paris when I lived in France two years ago so I got to know that park very well. Returning to the original felt like it was a shell and mini version of the other Disney parks. Everything feels so tiny a put right next to each other creating many bottle necks. I felt like cattle traversing the park and even began to feel claustrophobic. Some of the attractions are great such as the two new Star Wars rides, Indiana Jones, and Space Mountain but the rest were lame/inferior versions of what could be found at the Paris resort. The nail in the coffin was the very generic fireworks show. I was expecting some projections and singing by characters on the castle. It was literally just music playing and fireworks in the sky. I felt this show could've been any fireworks show put on the 4th of July. $500 for two tickets plus the lightning lane multi-passes for one park, not to mention the $35 parking made this not worth it at all. I don't understand how people still hype this place, it truly is a ripoff.

Cool place to hangout with your grandchildren when you are over 50. It was fun amazingly. Yep few fumbles are always lying there, but you gotta go, as long as the children love it.

It’s unlikely that anyone from the organization will read this, but here are a few real points to consider. Allow extra time for bag screening. There seems to be an issue with their system, as the process runs smoothly in the morning but can take up to 30 minutes after 4 PM. Despite fewer people in line, security seems to be slower, possibly due to newer staff or overzealous screening. Rude staff The Disney app’s character listings are often outdated. It’s frustrating to see characters listed on the app, only to find out they’re not available that day. Cast members are then instructed to make up corny excuses to maintain the illusion, which feels deceptive. Expect long lines at food and restaurants, and be prepared for high prices. As with most theme parks, the food is overpriced, and unfortunately, the quality has noticeably declined. Cast member interactions have changed. I’m not sure if it’s due to the current climate or a sense of entitlement, but many cast members no longer seem as charming as they once were. They can come off as more demanding and pushy compared to previous visits.

I LOVE Disneyland @ Christmas time😘💋💋💋! Snow falling on Main Street & the BEAUTIFUL tree standing proudly🎄❤️!! Christmas shopping here is WONDERFUL !

If you've wondered about going to Disneyland resort solo and if it's fun/worth it, the answer is yes! Cast members are so amazing, meeting people from all over the world rules, and going at your own pace is tons of fun. I love checking out all of the design details which are endlessly amazing. The Fireworks for holiday are extra special. The touches added for the holidays are over the top beautiful. I'm a sucker for sparkly lights!

Disneyland was great. So many unique experiences and some of the attractions, they go all out for Christmas. You may think some of the rides are the same attraction as they share the same name but most are very different. I will say if you're coming expecting to wear your magic band don't bother. It's far less convenient then it is in Disneyworld. Staff in general while really nice were lnt acknowledging you or welcoming you like they do on Disney World. Food choices while expensive were quite the variety and service was quick. Star Wars Galaxy's edge is much better for the character meets as they are strolling around all the time same with just regular characters.

We loved the park, it is iconic being the original park and knowing Walt Disney walked around here, you have to love the history along Main Street, looking at all the names of Disney legends on the upper shop windows. We had five day park hopper tickets for both parks and as we were visiting from the UK and hadn't been for nineteen years this was a special trip for us, we also had photo-pass as part of our ticket and we purchased magic bands which made it so easy to scan for photo's and rides. Because we had five days, we could stroll around and take our time and we didn't have to rush from one thing to another. We enjoyed trying different snacks and treats and enjoyed looking round the shops. It was Halloween time so the park was decorated for Halloween and we managed to have photo's taken with Mickey and Minnie in their Halloween costumes. The Disneyland Castle is charming, and the park has a special atmosphere. The only negative was the crowds which we expected, but in Adventureland especially, it felt so crowded it was uncomfortable and we tended to avoid this area especially at night. We loved that the park was open so late, and we could go back to our hotel and come back easily if we needed to. The area of the park that was so amazing was Galaxy's Edge, just walking into the area is indescribable, the details in the land are spot on, and you are immersed in the Star Wars story and experience. The Storm Troopers patrol the land and we saw Chewbacca and R2D2 and the Mandolorian, roaming around. The other highlights were being in the park in the evening after dusk, riding Haunted Mansion dressed for Halloween and other iconic rides, meeting characters, and trying great snacks and food. We hope we will be able to come back and we would love to do a trip in December to see the parks dressed for the Christmas Holidays.

Disneyland during the Holidays (mid November-early January) is the best. It's so beautiful and lit up and full of holiday cheer. Great food, characters, rides, vibes. We love it. It's important to learn all about Lightening Lanes in advance and to get there 1 hour before the Park opens so you are in the best position to get on all the major rides early. We do that every time and we never have problems with long lines. Love the holiday parade and fireworks and world of color show. Love eating at Bengal Barbecue and Docking Bay 7 and baked potato at Troubadour Tavern - and the popcorn and churro toffee are something we always get - and churros too. We love nigh time lights on Disneyland Main Street and New Orleans Square and at Cars Land in California Adventure.