food IS a theme park
Ready for a NEW year of rides, attractions, entertainment, dining, and MORE in Disneyland??
Let’s go see Mickey!
Then GET READY for today’s jam-packed video full of NEW tips, NEW offerings, NEW recommendations, and just a whole lotta NEW-NESS all-around!
WARNING: My story may change the way you feel about Disneyland!
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The DFB team visits the Disney Parks EVERY DAY, which means we’ve picked up our fair share of horror stories. Unfortunately, I’m no exception. With that said, one of my biggest Disneyland horror stories can serve as great advice for YOU so that you don’t find yourself in the same situation during your next Disneyland trip!
Going to a theme park ALONE can be daunting, but I do it ALL THE TIME anyway.
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When we’re covering massive events like Disneyland Resort festivals, we usually use a team of multiple reporters. However, for the most part, when I’m reporting at the park, I’m exploring on my own without anyone by my side for MANY hours. Wondering what it’s like to go to Disneyland by yourself? I’m bringing you the realities of that experience and what you can expect.
You wear them on your wrist, they come in SO MANY patterns and colors, and they can make your life a thousand times easier while visiting the Disney Parks.
MagicBand!
Yep, we’re talking about MagicBands! While many Disney fans treat these bad boys like the holy grail of their Disney vacation, many people who purchase the bands feel that they don’t use them enough to get their money’s worth. However, those scenarios are typically caused by the person simply not knowing all the various ways that MagicBands come in handy. This post is going to serve as your complete guide to MagicBands, from a basic overview of how they work to all the ways you can use them. However, this post goes out to the Disneyland fans and the Disneyland fans only!
There’s nothing quite like booking a trip knowing you get to stay in brand-new resort rooms! It just feels extra special.
100th Anniversary Sleeping Beauty Castle
Things are changing over in Disneyland, from the rebranding of Pacific Wharf to San Fransokyo Square to a retheme of the Paradise Pier Hotel. Another change is the NEW DVC Villas building at the Disneyland Hotel! We already got a first look at some of the rooms, but now we know exactly when this resort will be opening its doors to guests.
We’re jumping for joy and clicking our heels because Mickey’s Toontown is coming back to Disneyland!
Roger Rabbit’s CarToon Spin
This larger-than-life cartoon land has been getting a bit of a facelift and will re-open on March 19th, 2023. Not only have parts of this area been totally reimagined, but guests can also expect new dining options and merchandise too!
One of the best parts of a Disney vacation is enjoying all of the food you can’t get back home.
Mickey Beignet
Whether that’s unique recipes or Mickey-shaped snacks, you may even make a wish list of snacks to have during your trip to ensure you don’t forget anything!
There’s no denying that many Disney fans are pretty serious about what they love. But just how far will they go?
One final ride
We’ve seen guests wait over six hours for a popcorn bucket which then resold for hundreds of dollars above its original price, so we’d have to say pretty far. But this newest “park souvenir” takes Disney fanaticism to a whole ‘nother level!
Last year we learned that Pacific Wharf in Disney California Adventure was getting a makeover.
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This summer, the area will re-open as San Fransokyo, the setting of the Disney animated film Big Hero 6 and a melting pot that blends East and West cultures with a futuristic spin.
Plenty of guests are flocking to Disneyland for the Walt Disney Company’s 100th Anniversary celebrations!
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Despite having plenty to offer at the moment (special treats, Disney100 merch, a brand-new ride), there’s one day next week when you might NOT want to be in Disneyland.
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