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Which Disneyland California Adventure ticket is best for you

1-day ticket

If you’ve only got one day in Anaheim, this ticket is perfect for you. It gets you into Disney California Adventure Park, where you can race through Radiator Springs, soar above the world, or join the Guardians on an intergalactic mission.
It’s the most budget-friendly way to soak up Pixar, Marvel, and California-themed fun in a single day.

Recommended ticket:

Disneyland California 1-Day Tickets

Park Hopper ticket

This flexible option lets you explore both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure on the same day.
Start your morning with Disney classics at Disneyland Park, then hop over to Disney California Adventure after 11am for thrills on the Incredicoaster or adventures with the Avengers.

Recommended ticket:

Disneyland California 1-Day Multi-Park Tickets (Hopper)

Multi-day ticket

With 2–5 day passes, you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy every land at your own pace, from Cars Land and Pixar Pier to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge across the way.
These tickets give you the best value per day and up to 13 days to use all your visits.

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Disneyland California 2-Day Tickets
Disneyland California Multi-Day Tickets (2-5 Days)

Lightning Lane Multi Pass

Want to skip the longest waits? This add-on gives you quicker entry to must-do rides like Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!, Toy Story Midway Mania, and Incredicoaster.
On busy days, it can save you 2–3 hours, letting you fit in even more magic.

Recommended add-on:

Disneyland California Lightning Pass (1-3 Days)

Find your story: Explore the lands of California Adventure

Buena Vista Street

Think of this as the grand entrance to Disney California Adventure, styled after the Los Angeles Walt Disney himself might've seen decades ago. It boasts vintage architecture, and jazzy details.

Top attractions:

Carthay Circle Restaurant & Lounge
Red Car Trolley (photo op)

Hollywood Land

Step into the glitz and glam of old-school Hollywood, where neon lights, soundstages, and movie magic bring Tinseltown to life. It’s the place for shows, character encounters, and a dose of Hollywood sparkle.

Top attractions:

Animation Academy
Disney Junior Dance Party!
Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue

Avengers Campus

Marvel fans assemble! From slinging webs with Spider-Man to battling alongside the Guardians, here, every corner buzzes with superhero energy.

Top attractions:

WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure
Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!
Avengers Headquarters (hero encounters and shows)

Cars Land

It’s like stepping straight into Radiator Springs from Cars with neon lights, Route 66 vibes, and plenty of high-octane fun. Day or night, the land looks like it drove right out of the movie.

Top attractions:

Radiator Springs Racers
Luigi’s Rollickin’ Roadsters
Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree

San Fransokyo Square

Blending the charm of San Francisco with futuristic Tokyo flair, this new land (inspired by Big Hero 6) is a foodie’s paradise and the best spot to meet Baymax himself.

Top attractions:

The Hamada Bot Shop (character meet & greet)
Lucky Fortune Cookery
Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill

Pixar Pier

Colorful, playful, and packed with Pixar personality, this land brings the worlds of Toy Story, Inside Out, and more to life along a vibrant boardwalk.

Top attractions:

Incredicoaster
Toy Story Midway Mania
Inside Out Emotional Whirlwind

Paradise Gardens Park

Tucked along the water, this area is all about family-friendly rides, live entertainment, and seasonal festivals with lots of food and music.

Top attractions:

The Little Mermaid ~ Ariel’s Undersea Adventure
Golden Zephyr
Goofy’s Sky School

Grizzly Peak

Nature lovers will feel right at home here with towering pines, a roaring river, and that iconic bear-shaped mountain. It’s like stepping into a national park with a Disney twist.

Top attractions:

Soarin’ Around the World
Grizzly River Run
Redwood Creek Challenge Trail

Performance Corridor

Running through the heart of the park, this lively area acts as a bridge between lands. You’ll find food stands, character sightings, and sometimes even pop-up entertainment.

Top attractions:

Food & Wine Festival booths (seasonal)
Character meet & greets
Street performances

The ultimate ride guide for Disney California Adventure

Radiator Springs Racers

Cruise through the desert, meet the Cars gang, and then rev up for a thrilling race to the finish line. Stunning scenery and speedy fun make this one of the park’s most popular rides.

Type: Outdoor car ride
Height requirement: 40" (102 cm)
Thrill level: Moderate to high
Good for: Families, Cars fans, thrill-seekers
Ride restrictions: Not suitable for expectant mothers
Accessibility: Must transfer from wheelchair

Incredicoaster

Blast off with the Incredibles on a high-speed roller coaster full of loops, drops, and superhero action. It’s the longest coaster at the Disneyland Resort and a must for adrenaline junkies.

Type: Outdoor roller coaster
Height requirement: 48" (122 cm)
Thrill level: High
Good for: Teens, adults, coaster lovers
Ride restrictions: Not suitable for expectant mothers
Accessibility: Must transfer from wheelchair

WEB Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure

Team up with Spidey and use motion-tracking to sling webs at runaway Spider-Bots. It’s an interactive ride where everyone gets to be a superhero.

Type: Interactive 3D ride
Height requirement: None
Thrill level: Moderate
Good for: Kids, Marvel fans, families
Ride restrictions: None
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!

Rocket needs your help to free the Guardians in this wild, music-pumping drop tower adventure. Every ride has a different soundtrack and sequence, so it’s never the same twice.

Type: Drop tower
Height requirement: 40" (102 cm)
Thrill level: High
Good for: Thrill-seekers, Marvel fans, teens, adults
Ride restrictions: Not suitable for expectant mothers
Accessibility: Must transfer from wheelchair

Soarin’ Around the World

Glide over wonders like the Eiffel Tower, the Great Wall of China, and African savannas in this breathtaking flight simulator. The sights, sounds, and even scents make it an unforgettable experience.

Type: Flight simulator
Height requirement: 40" (102 cm)
Thrill level: Moderate
Good for: Families, first-time visitors, all ages
Ride restrictions: None
Accessibility: Must transfer from wheelchair

Toy Story Midway Mania!

Step into a carnival midway hosted by Woody, Buzz, and friends, and compete in fast-paced 3D games. It’s fun, colorful, and gets pretty competitive.

Type: Interactive 3D ride
Height requirement: None
Thrill level: Mild
Good for: Families, kids, Pixar fans
Ride restrictions: None
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Grizzly River Run

Climb aboard a circular raft and rush through rapids, waterfalls, and whitewater twists. You’ll almost certainly get wet, sometimes soaked, so plan accordingly.

Type: White-water raft ride
Height requirement: 42" (107 cm)
Thrill level: Moderate
Good for: Families, groups of friends, anyone looking to cool off
Ride restrictions: Not suitable for expectant mothers
Accessibility: Must transfer from wheelchair

Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!

Follow Mike and Sulley through Monstropolis on a mission to return Boo home safely. With familiar characters and playful effects, it’s a family favorite.

Type: Dark ride
Height requirement: None
Thrill level: Low
Good for: Families with kids, Pixar fans, first-time visitors
Ride restrictions: None
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Plan your visit

Open time: between 8am and 9am daily

Early park admission: from 7:30am (select hotel guests and tickets only)

Close time: between 9pm and 10pm, with extended hours on holidays or event nights

Last entry: 1 hour before closing

(Hours will vary seasonally. Find the seasonal opening hours here.)

Address: Anaheim, CA 92802, United States | Find on Maps

By bus: You can catch an Orange County Transportation Authority bus to get to the Disneyland Resort area. Popular routes like 43, 46, and 50 stop nearby.
Nearest stop: Harbor Blvd. at Disneyland Resort (5-min walk)
By car: Drive in via the I-5 Freeway and take the Disneyland Drive exit. Clear signs will direct you straight to the resort and Disney California Adventure’s entry points.
Parking: On-site parking is available.

Main Entrance on Disney Way

You can enter Disney California Adventure through the big gates right across from Disneyland Park. After a quick security check and ticket scan, you’ll walk into Buena Vista Street, where old-Hollywood charm sets the stage for your adventure.

Downtown Disney Entrance (Disneyland Drive)

If you’re coming from the Mickey & Friends or Pixar Pals parking structures, or passing through Downtown Disney, this is the way in. The walk takes you past shops and restaurants, so you can grab a snack or coffee before stepping through the gates.

Hotel Guest Entrance (Disney’s Grand Californian)

Guests staying at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa get their own private entrance right into Disney California Adventure. It’s the fastest way in, especially in the morning, and makes popping back to the hotel for a break super easy.

You’ll find clean and well-kept restrooms conveniently located in every land.
Families with infants and toddlers can stop by the Baby Care Center on Buena Vista Street. The center has nursing rooms, diaper-changing areas, and baby essentials for purchase.
Need a safe spot for your belongings? Locker rentals are available near the park entrance.
Is your phone running low on battery? FuelRod kiosks are spread across the park, where you can swap or purchase portable chargers to keep your phone powered.
Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the park.
If you have any bumps, blisters, or health needs, a staffed First Aid center near the park entrance has nurses ready to help.

Most attractions are designed with accessibility in mind, offering wheelchair-friendly entrances or easy transfer options.
Just inside the park entrance, Guest Relations can help with stroller and wheelchair rentals, accessibility guides, and park maps in multiple languages.
If waiting in long lines is a challenge, the Disability Access Service lets you reserve return times for rides right through the Disneyland app, making the experience more relaxed.
Service animals are welcome throughout the park, with clearly marked relief areas available for their comfort.
Every land has ADA-compliant restrooms, so you’ll never have to go far to find one that suits your needs.

All guests go through security screening before entering, which includes bag checks and metal detectors to keep the park safe for everyone.
Smoking, including e-cigarettes and vapes, is only allowed in the designated smoking areas located outside the park gates.
You’re welcome to bring small snacks, sealed water bottles, and items needed for medical reasons, but outside alcohol, large meals, and oversized coolers can’t be brought inside.
Certain rides have height and health requirements, and Cast Members help ensure guests meet them before boarding.
Cutting in line, holding spots, or switching places with friends isn’t allowed and may result in being asked to leave the line.
For everyone’s safety, drones, selfie sticks, large tripods, and other aerial equipment are not permitted inside the park.

Carthay Circle Restaurant: Dine in style at this elegant, Hollywood-themed restaurant, offering upscale California cuisine and craft cocktails. It’s perfect for a special meal or a relaxing break while soaking in classic movie-era vibes.
Flo’s V8 Café: Step into Radiator Springs for all-American comfort food with a retro twist. Famous for hearty breakfast options, burgers, and milkshakes, it’s a favorite for Cars fans.
Lamplight Lounge: Enjoy creative small plates, cocktails, and stunning Pixar-themed décor along the waterfront. With great views and a lively atmosphere, it’s a top pick for both lunch and evening drinks.
Award Wieners: Craving a quick bite? Stop by this Hollywood-inspired hotspot for gourmet hot dogs, loaded fries, and refreshing beverages.

Beyond Disneyland California Adventure Park

Disneyland Park

Just steps away, Disneyland Park is the original Disney magic-maker, filled with storybook lands, classic attractions, and timeless characters. From soaring through Space Mountain to sailing past pirates in Pirates of the Caribbean, this iconic park is where the magic all began and continues to delight guests of all ages.

Frequently asked questions about Disneyland California Adventure Park

Can I leave the park and come back later?

Yes, you can re-enter as long as you keep your valid ticket or have your hand stamped at exit. This is handy if you want to take a break or grab lunch outside the park.

What are the must-ride attractions in the park?

Popular rides include Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: Breakout!, Radiator Springs Racers, Incredicoaster, and Soarin’ Around the World. Don’t miss Pixar Pier for fun, family-friendly experiences and photo opportunities.

Can I bring my own stroller?

Absolutely, as long as it fits Disney’s size guidelines of 31” wide x 52” long. If not, you can rent a stroller directly at the park.

Where can I meet Disney characters?

Characters roam throughout the park, including Pixar Pier, Avengers Campus, and Buena Vista Street. Some meet-and-greet spots require virtual queue reservations via the Disneyland app.

Are there food options for dietary restrictions?

Yes. Many restaurants across the park cater to vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and allergy-friendly diets. Spots like Carthay Circle Restaurant, Flo’s V8 Café, Wine Country Trattoria, and Lamplight Lounge offer customizable options, and Cast Members are always happy to answer questions or assist with special requests.

Does Disney California Adventure have fireworks or nighttime shows?

Yes, the park hosts spectacular shows like World of Color and seasonal projections. Show times vary, so check the daily schedule on the Disneyland app.

What is the closest hotel to Disney California Adventure Park?

The closest hotel is Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, which is right next to the park. Guests can enter the park directly from the hotel through a private entrance, making it the most convenient option.

Can I walk to both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure from the hotel?

Absolutely. The hotel sits between the two parks, so it’s just a short stroll to either one via Downtown Disney. You’ll be steps away from dining, shopping, and entertainment, too.