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Disneyland California is where Walt Disney’s imagination first came to life, and it’s still creating unforgettable moments today.

Here you can walk down nostalgic Main Street, step inside fairy tales in Fantasyland, and blast off to galaxies far away in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.

No matter your age, you can find rides, shows, parades, and magical details that make every visit feel special.

Your guide to Disneyland California: Two parks, endless magic

Disneyland Park

This is the original Disney park, the one Walt himself dreamed up and built. Every land feels like a step into a storybook, from the charm of Fantasyland to the swashbuckling spirit of Adventureland. It’s also home to some of Disney’s most iconic rides and, of course, the beloved Sleeping Beauty Castle at the heart of it all.

Top attractions:

  • Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance
  • Indiana Jones Adventure
  • Pirates of the Caribbean
  • Space Mountain

Disney California Adventure

Right next door, this park brings modern Disney and Pixar stories to life with big thrills and immersive lands. You’ll stroll through Cars Land at sunset, join the Avengers on daring missions, and soak in the boardwalk fun at Pixar Pier. It’s a park that mixes family favorites with some of the resort’s most exciting rides.

Top attractions:

  • Radiator Springs Racers
  • Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!
  • Incredicoaster
  • WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure

Booking Disneyland California tickets? Here’s what to know

  • The 1-day, 1-park ticket lets you spend a full day in one Disney park of your choice: either the classic Disneyland Park (with Sleeping Beauty Castle and timeless rides) or the more modern Disney California Adventure Park (with Pixar and Marvel favorites). It’s a great pick if you’re short on time or already know which park you’d rather dive into.
  • If you want to dive straight into the action sans long lines, go for the Lightning Pass that bundles a 1-day 1-park ticket with the Lightning Lane Multi Pass, which has dedicated queues for quicker access to most popular rides.
  • Why choose just one park when you can enjoy both? With a Hopper ticket, you can explore Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park on the same day. Start in one park, then hop over to the other anytime after 11am. It’s perfect if you want the full Disney experience in a single visit.
  • The 2-day tickets allow you to slow down and soak it all in. You’ll get admission to one park per day (or both with a Hopper ticket upgrade), meaning you won’t feel rushed and can enjoy more rides, shows, and character meet-and-greets.
  • If you want the ultimate Disney adventure, go for multi-day tickets with 3-, 4-, or 5-day options. These give you maximum flexibility and let you experience both parks at a relaxed pace. Whether you’re aiming to try every ride, catch every parade, or simply enjoy Disney magic without rushing, multi-day passes are the best value.
  • Pro tip: Multi-day tickets don’t need to be used back-to-back. You have 13 days from your first visit to use the rest.
  • Visiting with little ones? The Disneyland California Kids' Summer Offer ticket is a limited-time deal that lets eligible children enjoy their visit at a discounted price, making it one of the best-value options for families traveling during the summer season.

Choose the right pass for you

1-day ticket (single park)

Want to spend just one fantastic day at Disneyland? This ticket gives you access to either Disneyland Park or Disney California Adventure Park for the whole day.

Best for: first-time visitors, short trips, or if you only want to focus on one park in detail.

Recommended tickets:

  • Disneyland California 1-Day Ticket (Disneyland Park)
  • Disneyland California 1-Day Ticket (Disney California Adventure Park)

1-day Hopper ticket

Not sure which park to pick? Why not do both! The Park Hopper option lets you visit both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park on the same day.

Best for: those who want the flexibility to jump between classic Disney charm and modern Pixar thrills.

Recommended ticket:

  • Disneyland California 1-Day Multi-Park Ticket (Hopper)

2-day ticket

Two parks, two days, and no rush. With this ticket, you can spend a full day in each park or opt for a Hopper upgrade to switch between parks on the same day.

Best for: explorers who want to do it all without cramming it all in.

Recommended ticket:

  • Disneyland California 2-Day Ticket (1 Park per Day)
  • Disneyland California 2-Day Hopper Ticket

Multi-day tickets

If you really want to soak it all in, go for a multi-day pass. You’ll have the flexibility of 2, 3, 4, or even 5 days to enjoy both parks at your own pace.

Best for: families, longer vacations, or anyone who doesn’t want to miss a single ride, show, or churro.

Recommended tickets:

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

Disney Lightning Lane Multi Pass

Hate waiting in line? This is your golden ticket to skip regular queues at select rides. It is an entry ticket that comes with the Lightning Lane Multi Pass and is available with a 2, or 3-day upgrade, along with single-park or park-hopper flexibility.

Best for: those visiting during peak times or who want to maximize their ride count.

Recommended tickets:

  • Disneyland California Tickets with Lightning Lane Multi Pass

Kids tickets

Planning a family trip during the summer? The kids' summer offer ticket gives eligible children (ages 3–9) discounted admission to either Disneyland Park or Disney California Adventure Park for 1, 2, or 3 days. It's one of the best-value options for families, offering the same magical experiences at a lower price for younger guests. Depending on the ticket selected, you can visit one park per day or upgrade to a Park Hopper option for added flexibility.

  • Best for: Families with children ages 3–9 visiting during the limited-time summer promotion.
  • Recommended tickets:
    • Disneyland California Kids' Summer Offer Tickets

Fan-favorite experiences at both parks

Sleeping Beauty Castle with blue turrets at Disneyland Park, California.

Sleeping Beauty Castle

The centerpiece of Disneyland Park and the most iconic photo spot in the resort.

Park: Disneyland Park

Jack Sparrow cosplayer at Walt Disney World, Orlando, posing with a crowd in the background.
Creepy creature with long claws at Hollywood Horror Nights, Universal Studios Hollywood, Los Angeles.
Space Mountain attraction at Disneyland Park, California, with futuristic architecture.
It's a Small World ride facade at Disneyland Park, California, featuring colorful figures and clock.

Plan your visit

Fountain and colorful buildings in Mickey's Toontown, Disneyland Park, California.

Disneyland Park: Opens at 8am, and closes between 11pm, and 12am, depending on the day

Disney California Adventure Park: Opens at 8am, and closes between 6pm, and 10pm, depending on the day

Downtown Disney District: 7am to 12am

Find detailed hours here
Child hugging a princess at Disneyland Park, California, near a waterfront.
  • If you want to make the most of your ticket, aim to arrive right when the gates open. Early mornings not only give you the shortest wait times but also cooler weather to start the day comfortably. Crowds usually peak around midday. Things start to calm down again in the late afternoon (after about 4 pm), especially on weekdays.
  • Weekdays are your best friend, particularly Tuesday through Thursday. These days are noticeably less crowded than weekends, Mondays, or holidays are when locals and tourists flock to the parks. 
  • The busiest times at Disneyland California are summer, spring break, and the December holidays, with higher crowds and prices. Visit mid-Jan–early Mar or late Sep–early Nov for fewer crowds, milder weather, and better deals. Summers are hot (29–35°C), winters are cooler (18–20°C).

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

  • By bus: Take an Anaheim Resort Transit (ART) bus or a local public bus. Routes 43, 46, and 50 stop near Disneyland Drive. From there, it’s a short walk to the park entrance.
    Nearest stop: Harbor Blvd at Disneyland (5-min walk)

  • By car: Use I-5 or CA-91 and exit at Disneyland Drive. Follow signs to Disneyland Park.
    Parking: On-site parking is available at the Mickey & Friends and Toy Story lots.

Best ways to get there

Main entrance

The classic Disneyland archway on Disneyland Drive welcomes you into the park. Beyond the gates, you’ll find Guest Services, ticket booths, and security checks, setting the stage for your enchanting day.

Downtown Disney entrance

Access the park through the Downtown Disney District, where shops and dining surround the entry. This entrance offers a more relaxed approach and is perfect for those arriving from nearby hotels or the Downtown Disney parking area.

Public restroom sign with symbols for men, women, baby changing, and wheelchair access.
  • Clean restrooms are scattered throughout the park, and Baby Care Centers make it easy for families with little ones.
  • Lockers are right by popular rides like Space Mountain and Indiana Jones Adventure.
  • Charge your phone at stations near dining areas and shaded spots, and stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the park.
  • If anyone needs medical help, the First Aid Station near Main Street, U.S.A. is fully staffed and ready.
  • Guest Services at the Main Entrance makes your visit a breeze with stroller rentals, wheelchair assistance, and park maps in multiple languages.
Wheelchair access sign indicating barrier-free entry.
  • Disneyland Park offers wheelchairs, Electric Conveyance Vehicles (ECVs), and companion restrooms to make getting around easier for guests with mobility needs.
  • Accessible entrances, pathways, and seating are available throughout the park, including priority access for certain attractions.
  • Many shows and attractions provide assistive listening devices, captioning, and visual guides for guests with hearing or visual impairments.
  • Service animals are welcome in most areas, and designated relief areas are available throughout the park.
  • Guest Services staff can provide guidance, rental equipment, and information to help ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit for all guests.
No outside food or drinks allowed sign at The TUBE Copenhagen.
  • Outside food, drinks, and alcohol aren’t allowed, unless it’s for special dietary needs.
  • Smoking and vaping are only allowed in clearly marked areas around the park.
  • Leave weapons, sharp objects, and anything hazardous at home. These aren’t allowed inside.
  • Pets can’t come in, but service animals are always welcome.
  • Follow ride height rules and listen to Cast Members for your safety.
  • For safety reasons, don’t climb fences, lie on benches, or go into restricted areas.
Guests enjoying a meal with a character at Disneyland Park, California restaurant.
  • Blue Bayou Restaurant: This Pirates of the Caribbean-themed space comes with a nighttime ambiance and Cajun-Creole dishes that feel straight out of New Orleans.
  • Café Orleans: Enjoy classic French-inspired favorites like Monte Cristo sandwiches and beignets in a charming, New Orleans Square setting.
  • Plaza Inn: Perfect for families, this spot serves hearty comfort food, including their famous fried chicken, right on Main Street, U.S.A.
  • Red Rose Tavern: Step into a Beauty and the Beast–themed eatery offering burgers, flatbreads, and delightful desserts for a fairytale lunch or dinner.
  • River Belle Terrace: Relax by the Rivers of America while savoring Southern-style meals, sandwiches, and seasonal specials in a laid-back, riverside atmosphere.
Mickey Mouse merchandise display at Disneyland Park souvenir store, California.

You can stop by one of Disneyland California’s many themed shops to pick up exclusive merch, limited-edition collectibles, and classic Disney souvenirs you won’t find anywhere else. From Main Street, U.S.A. to themed lands, every corner has something special waiting. Some guest favorites include:

  • Emporium
  • The Star Trader
  • Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
  • Pioneer Mercantile
  • Pooh Corner
  • World of Disney (Downtown Disney)

Beyond Disneyland California

Universal Studios Hollywood

A one-of-a-kind theme park and working film studio in Los Angeles, Universal Studios Hollywood blends real movie-making with thrilling attractions. Ride through blockbuster worlds like Jurassic World and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™, then hop on the world-famous Studio Tour for a behind-the-scenes look at actual sets and soundstages.

Aquarium of the Pacific

Located in Long Beach, California, the Aquarium of the Pacific is one of the largest aquariums in the United States. Its 12,000 marine animals span colorful tropical fish, playful sea otters, and powerful sharks, with hands-on touch pools and educational exhibits for all ages.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood

A behind-the-scenes tour of an active film and television studio, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood offers a rare peek at Hollywood in action. You can walk through famous sets, explore soundstages, and dive into special exhibits themed around DC, Harry Potter, and Friends.

Frequently asked questions about Disneyland California tickets

Your general ticket includes admission to Disneyland Park or Disney California Adventure Park (or both, depending on your option), access to all rides and shows, and the chance to meet your favorite Disney characters. Food, drinks, and transportation aren’t included, but plenty of dining and shopping options are available inside the parks.