The original and still my favorite. There’s something special about the only park Walt Disney personally supervised the construction of. The attractions are amazing, as they have added new technology and special effects. Be sure to check out rides like Peter Pan and Snow White in Fantasyland. The Matterhorn was quite underwhelming compared to Space Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain railroad. Even with redesign seating, the Matterhorn is still very rough and is a much slower ride than those two. Avoid if you have any kind of back problems! This was my first time seeing the new Star Wars land, and I was speechless. It’s amazing! If you get motion sickness like I do, they will accommodate you and let you go onto to smugglers run for example, and look at the ship without actually taking the ride.Oga’s Cantina is a must-see as well. The “Yub Nub” drink I ordered was delicious along with the bread bounty and Humus spread. The food I experienced was excellent, but it depends on where you eat. The Plaza Inn character breakfast is still delicious. I enjoyed a custom-made omelette. Dinner at the Blue Bayou was even better. The shrimp gumbo tasted just like New Orleans and the Montecristo was delicious. If you go to quick dining locations such as the Golden Horseshoe, I found the food quality lower. Also, Bengal Barbecue across from the Jungle Cruise is still delicious . Try mobile ordering your food to avoid long lines. Overall I highly recommend the park, but try to go on an off or rainy day, to minimize the crowds. Plan ahead, make reservations at any restaurants you want well ahead of time and definitely use the Disneyland app on your phone. Lastly, I paid for the Genie plus service, and it was totally worth it. I used the lightning lane to get on my favorite attractions as often as I wanted.

For the first time we visited Disneyland California and we loved it. It has a different charm than the park in Florida, this one is undoubtedly smaller but we found it more friendly for children and older adults since it is easier to get around. We went Saturday and Sunday, and stayed until night to see the fireworks. Visit us as many attractions as possible. We loved the train that runs throughout the park as well as the boat. The musicians, the characters, the carousel, everything is pure magic. The coffee and churros are delicious. Watching the old Mickey Mouse animations made us laugh and get very excited. We really liked Big Thunder Mountain too. Recommended this park, we would return here, it is a magical place.

We started the day early by parking at our favorite off site parking lot. It's called the Anaheim Hotel. It cost the same as parking on site. But because it is across the street from the entrance you don't need to wait for the Disney shuttle to take you to the park or back to your car at the end of your day. We got 3 Sip N Save passes, for 3 adults and two kids that are picky eaters. The kids did not like everything we tried. some foods were a little spicy. Not too bad for the adult taste buds but the kids thought it was too spicy. We have eaten Asian food before this trip. The food quality was about average. The portions were small for the amount of money they charge for the pass. The rides are fun for most kids. Our 5 year old was scared on some of the rides because of the loud sound and dark entrance to some of the rides.

Disneyland Park is a magical experience for all ages. From enchanting rides to beloved characters, the park captures the essence of imagination and joy. The attention to detail is impeccable, creating a whimsical atmosphere. The parades and shows are captivating, adding to the overall enchantment. Although crowded at times, the enchanting moments make it a must-visit for Disney fans and families alike.

I just love returning to Disneyland every time I'm fortunate enough to be in California. Appreciate the ease of entry into the park, and was compelled to write a review as I just finished another review on a theme park here in Australia - massive difference in the operations between theme parks - no comparison, Disneyland Anaheim is still the best for me. It took only 10 mins to enter park entry gates via scanning our ticket. Wait queues for rides were long, in hindsight we should have paid extra for FastPass... Though some rides were closed when we arrived, eating the churros and going on It's a small world ride just brings back the kid in my 40 year old self. Love ❤️ the place, even though buying Mickey Ears in the park cost an arm and a leg! Not ideal to visit June/July peak — realised that’s US holiday period - larger crowds.

We have been to both Disney's now as a family: Orlando and Anaheim. We prefer the Orlando experience overall, but Anaheim holds an advantage in the sense that the Star Wars experience is all-in-one Disney/Anaheim as opposed to a separate park at Orlando. We also felt like the lines were "a little" more manageable in Anaheim. (We did not do California Adventure Park side, so I cannot comment on that. We only spent one day in the park. My wife primarily wanted for our adopted daughter to have a princess experience; it's my last time to do Disney primarily because of the price coupled with the crowds).

Stunning, magical, truly a happy place. best theme park in california, if not usa, and i have been to many. Everthing was awesome, from the rides, characters, staff, and lands. 11/10. If you go to a theme park in 2024, it has to be disneyland🎇🎆🏰!:)

Was our first time in Disneyland, we had 3 days in Disneyland (as well as Star Wars Night) and 2 days in California Adventures. The staff all through Disneyland were extremely friendly and helpful. Staff who were working in area's with characters (Galaxy's Edge for instance) were in character all the time, it was lovely to be given directions to somewhere "offworld". We were here over a weekend, it was far easier to get around and access rides during weekdays, but even at a weekend, wasn't too bad. We had Genie+ as part of our tickets and were able to utilize that functionality to access some of the rides quite quickly throughout the day. There were a few rides that were unavailable quite regularly but we were able to access all the rides we wanted to, just not all available on the same day, glad we had a total of 5 days to get through it all at a leisurely pace. Would definitely recommend this experience to everyone, even if it is only going to be once, like it is for us.

Whoever said "You're never too old for Disneyland" is correct! I celebrated my 66th birthday with my husband right smack in the middle of Main Street and enjoyed all three days! Yep, it was crowded, (Grad night, DCA closed at 9 pm), but isn't that to be expected? There was so much more than just the rides to enjoy! I never tire of Disneyland! As an eternal fan of Mickey Mouse and Goofy, I will be back, (and the sooner the better)!

We had the best time at Disneyland and created such amazing family memories that will be treasured forever! We went during Spring break and wow, it was busy. We purchased a 5 day ticket with Genie plus. We loved every minute of our time at Disney and Doug at the Matterhorn made our trip extra special. My advice is enjoy the experience, hug your family, friends, buy the ears, laugh a lot, get there when the park opens, sit down and rest during the day to take in the atmosphere, stay for the fireworks, bring a jacket, you will get wet on the grizzly rapids and have the best time!