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Just learned this on my last visit.
Anyone else save this one?
Had a lovely Sunday a couple weeks ago. Drove down to Disneyland from Santa Barbara. Left around 7am and got into the park around 9am.
Started at Disneyland.
Space Mountain (25 min wait)
Matterhorn single rider (15 min wait)
Mickey’s Runaway Railway (25 min wait)
Took the train from Toontown to New Orleans Square (10 min wait)
Tiana’s Bayou (20 min wait) - got some ponchos from people in front of us in line and they really saved us!! It's Tiana's Tsunami.
Lunchbreak: Got a pickle, dole whip, open faced turkey slider & cranberry fritter, shrimp potstickers, pork bao bun, and lumpia
Indiana Jones (30 min wait)
Went to DCA ~1:30
Guardians (40 min wait)
Tried the 10% seltzers at Award Weiners - not bad!
Incredicoaster (15 min wait)
Then got the 10% Hibiscus lemonade from Sonoma Terrace - not as good as the seltzers
Ate udon and honey walnut shrimp wrap from San Fransokyo
Cars single rider (20 min wait)
Guardians (70 min wait)
Back to Disneyland around 6:45pm
Picked up gingerbread cookies
Rise of the resistance (30 min wait)
Pirates (10 min wait)
Left the park around 8:15pm
A solid day!! Not very crowded at all, especially for the holidays. Can't wait to come back soon.
Asking specifically the Disneyland ones. I’m curious which ride people like more. I know it’s the same layout but when I went on Tiana’s last week it just didn’t give me the same happy feeling I got from splash mountain. I also don’t like being terrified the whole ride that I’m going to be drenched. Splash was so nostalgic for me🥹
As Suggested. There was alot of people and I feel as though I should been further down main street.
The new Tiana's Bayou Adventure is more "flood" than "splash". My whole group was soaked from the waist down, including the one who wore a poncho. Bring a change of clothes/shoes and store in a nearby locker.
I realized I am nearing 40 and never been to either park (Iowa Native). Decided to change that this year.....
Wife and I were only able to try the chicken at Flo’s V8 Cafe. We were wondering what the overall consensus was on which chicken is better and what opinions were.
Wife and I haven’t been to Disneyland during the holiday season since pre-pandemic days. We previously came for a visit every Christmas season when we were AP back in the early 2000’s. Today we had what I considered to be a perfect Disneyland day. The weather was absolutely perfect. Not really cold and no wind. Food was good. Crowd was not crazy big (we have experienced shut down entrance crowds before). Was able to get on several rides with very minimal wait times. Did the Holiday tour. Interacted with cast members, a couple of characters and several guests (a lady from Vancouver and a mother and young son from Toronto) and a family from New Zealand. Was even able to stump a Disney tour guide with a bit of Disney trivia. Wife’s Apple Watch said she took over 19,000 steps and walked over 7 miles.
Does anyone remember Rocket Rods?
Generally my favorite thing is the ronto wrap, but this thing holds its own
It seems like the Indy pre show video isn’t just repeating the Safety Spiel anymore with Sallah anymore and back to showing the other pre show segments! Haven’t seen them do this since pre-covid!
My wife and I hadn't been to the park in December since before the pandemic. This year we decided to visit and take in the holiday vibes. It was wonderful. Topped off last night by an incredible set of views from Main Street of the Castle, as well as that stunning view of Small World from the eastern side of Fantasyland. It's jaw droppingly beautiful.
It was a pretty crowded day in the park. New Orean's Square was packed all day, as was Fantasyland and ToonTown. And in the evening those parts of the park were jammed, I mean packed. Main Street was crazy.
Anyway, we decided to make the walk from Tiana's, through Galaxy's Edge to get over to Fantasyland.
There was nobody there. I mean, empty. There was no queue for The Cantina. I don't know what the wait times were for Resistance or the Falcon, but we didn't see any lines for them. I assume the people that WERE there were in line for Rise of the Resistance.
We walked into the Docking Bay to try a couple of the snacks in there; they were pretty good. Also, there was no wait; we walked right up to the counter and ordered and got the food in about 2 minutes if that. I mean, it was stunning. There was one point where we just stopped, looked at each other and were saying, "what's going on". The park was crowded, and there was NOBODY in this entire area.
Half hour later we're standing in line for the incredible Mickey's Runaway Railway and my wife says: "you know, there are more people waiting in line for this ride right now than there were in all of the Galaxy's Edge area." I agreed.
What happened there? Is that just an epic fail or what? Or just a bad day? What gives.
Lol
Noooo it's my favorite ride and they're having issues 😭