Disneyland Park

It was very crowded. The Disneyland staff had no control and was not able to put order in the mess. On the shuttle bus, they let two people take the whole 5 seats row. We observed it for several rows. When asking kindly to sit in, the people were rude and did not let you to take the empty seats. The Disney staff observed it and said nothing. Then staying in line was horrible. People were cutting lines and no one was there to stop it to happen. I wrote a review to Disneyland Cooperation and all they say is thank you for the feedback. Disney seems like not caring what the customers think. I hope people who had bad experience tell their bad experience so that Disney is going to improve on their parks. Well, I don't think we will go the parks any time soon again. If you decide to go to Disneyland or Disneyworld, I think you might be better off to go during non-peak seasons so hopefully you can avoid the things we did. MG

I go to the park every other year; and always try at one of those times to do it at christmas;this is my second visit for this year; omg; its beautiful and each shop is fixed different; the huge tree is beautiful; I'm 65 years old and never get tired of going; yes the lines sometimes are long; and some times the kids are resless and yet most of them have a great time; I'm getting ready to hit the park again on the 6th; I love the christmas time; you all have to remember when the park opened we paid what we thought was outof sight prices and at that time had to buy tickets for each ride and stand in line for them; it all works out in the end; I think the scarrest rides are in tomorrow land and i stay away from them; next time you will know and stay away also; the prices aren't that bad for food if you look at most parks; and the cost of everything all over is out of sight anyway these days; and i'm on a fixed income and retired; As long as i can walk and swing my trips every couple years i'll be going back;

We went there hoping it would be the best, but sadly they didnot satisfy any of our Dreams! First many places and rides didnot allow Us as we had our Little one 2 yr old with us,and all the Places we could go with him like My small World was CLOSED! I dont understand wwhy they charge us so much and Dont keep the places open! You have to stand in LINE for Hours to get to any rides! I Think It was totally a Waste of Money and Time!

I am 46 years old and have been going to Disneyland since I was a kid. I still enjoy going and entering the park still brings back some of the old feelings of the magic I felt as a kid, but now it is also apparant the park has lost some of the magic it had when the Disney family ran it. Obviously, the park is very expensive. I can justify how much it costs for admission, knowing how much entertainment you get for the dollar (complared to going to the movies), but the cost of food, parking, and souvineers is excessive and you feel like you are being gouged. Also, it seems most new attractions are build with a corporate budget. Pirates and Haunted Mansion were the last attractions Walt Disney supervised the construction of and are still some of the most popular in the park. Few, if any, of the recent attractions match that scale of imagination, detail, or scale. The entire California Adventure park feels like it was built on a budget and it shows. So, I still enjoy going to Disneyland, but now I can also see the money hungry corporation behind the scenes.

Often some of the indoor rides may be too visually scary. It may leave a child scarred and too scarred to try the ride the next visit. To have the most fun with your 1-7is year olds on your next Disneyland adventure, check out these tips: Rule of thumb: "Stick to the Outdoor Rides" These rides are more refreshing, smooth and kid (mostly baby) friendly Example: Jungle Cruise Casey Jr. Circus Train Chip 'n Dale Treehouse Donald's Boat Dumbo the Flying Elephant Goofy's Playhouse King Arthur Carrousel Storybook Land Canal Boats Mark Twain Riverboat Sailing Ship Columbia Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough New!! Minnie's House Tinker Bell & Her Fairy Friends New Located in California Adventure: "Bugs Land" King Triton's Carousel Muppet*Vision 3D (Indoor) Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue! (Indoor) "Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage!" (Indoor) Turtle Talk with Crush (Indoor) I Hope this helps your next visit to Disneyland with the little ones Fun, Fearless, and Magical!!!

Not enough disney characters. WHY in the name of Jimmy did they change the format for the parades and fireworks themes. This was working really well for the last 3 times me and my family of 4 went there plus friends and other families. We were soooooooo disappointed about the changes. There were not enough disney characters for kids to take pictures with. The chef at the restaurant probably moved on since the food tasted horrible last week. I wish they would bring back the old disney format from the last 3 years and get this latest and newest one out...Please.... We want the magic back..........

I love Disneyland. For a large theme park that always has a lot of visitors, the staff does a great job making everyone feel genuinely welcomed. The park overall does a great job managing crowd traffic, as an example we never usually wait in line for a ride or attraction at Disneyland/California Adventure longer than 15 minutes, typically the lines range from 5-10 minutes. We took our daughter there last May for her 4th birthday and she loved it. I am also amazed how clean the park is, everything from the walkways to the garbage cans are spotless. We plan to take our son when he gets a little older and we plan on making Disneyland trips a regular vacation for our family.

We were at Disneyland on July 13, 2009. No wait to buy tickets at 11:00 am and the park seemed manageable. We waited for three rides during the day that became "broken down" during our wait to a total of two hours of unnecessary waiting. My daughter became very disillusioned and sad. We manged to get on two of these rides later but the late afternoon waits were much longer. Having roller coasters"brake down" increases your anxiety about the ride itself. Disneyland is fun for young kids but less fun for older teenagers. We live in a town with Seaworld and Six Flags and never have we had a ride "break down" during a wait and the tickets are cheaper. Medium fun, very expensive and a bit disappointing for mom and daughter from Texas.

This was my third time going to disneyland. We purchased 3 day park hopper tickets. We stayed at Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel and the service was great. Atmosphere was very positive and everyone was so happy and helpful. We spent over for a 4 day stay. Spent two days at Disneyland and one at California Adventure. Since we spent our time at the park on a Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday it wasn't too crowded. Each day we would arrive at the park at 8 to beat the lines, leave at around 12:30 to grab some lunch (The food is so expensive inside the park!) head to the hotel to relax, swim, rest the feet, and then head back at around 3 ish. After 3 the crowds were definitely lighter. Reccomend it to anyone who could afford it.

Yeah don't expect to see the caharacters too much cause they are doing parades or never appear. I think I had to go to toontown in mickeys house to meet him. That was rare he comes. I say eat something before you enter the park I went to tommoroland and bought pizza,breadsticks,and soda and it was $16. Refills arent free!