r/Disneyland • u/Lock4Local • 5h ago
Merchandise Found these Club 33 shot glasses at a thrift store for 0.99 a piece.
Looking on eBay, they seem to go anywhere from $49 a piece to $100. Can anyone tell me what they may be worth?
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r/Disneyland • u/Lock4Local • 5h ago
Looking on eBay, they seem to go anywhere from $49 a piece to $100. Can anyone tell me what they may be worth?
r/Disneyland • u/fricken_a13 • 8h ago
If you saw a mom wrangling a screaming & thrashing two year old over her shoulder shortly before the 1:30pm parade today I apologize. I felt like the special guest walking on a nearly empty Main Street while onlookers watched with fear & commiseration instead of awe. Several of you nodded in silent solidarity as my brand new two year old decided that was the perfect time for an Oscar worthy meltdown of all meltdowns (she was extremely tired from lack of bedtime sleep and then a missed nap). Anyway, thanks to those who smiled a sad knowing smile and you’re welcome to those who have now decided to remain blissfully childfree hahahahahahaha
r/Disneyland • u/pl1969 • 3h ago
We used to have an annual pass when we lived in SoCal but never had a chance to try Rise of the Resistance since our daugher was too little.
We went back for our daughter’s 6th birthday, and we decided to give it a try right before the park closed when the wait was short. None of us had no idea what to expect.
When we got into the transport, I was mildly disappointed because I couldn’t imagine how fun the ride was gonna be in that little space with no seats.
It blew my mind when we got off the transport and moved into a different building with a bunch of Storm Troopers, and cast members yelled at us to get on the ride. I told my daughter to stand up straight and arms at her sides and we both acted like we were being held hostage which was really funny.
The guys who got on the ride with us made our experience even better especially when one of them yelled thank you for saving us before the ride took off to escape from the first order. lol
Everything that led to that point was awesome yet the actual ride still managed to go well above and beyond my expectation. That drop was so unexpected! This whole experience was amazing and now I know why some people would pay $ for the lighting pass for this ride.
My 6 year old daughter had so much fun and kept saying she wants to watch Star Wars with us!
r/Disneyland • u/Automatic-Froyo6498 • 13h ago
We’re back! My wife and I make it out to Disneyland at least once a year. A few years ago I stopped taking pictures of the stuff everyone takes pictures of, the castle, the front entrance, etc. and started focusing on the things nobody takes pictures of. A half eaten churro on the ground. A guy passed out on a trash can from exhaustion.Turns out I have more fun doing this than almost anything else. Here are this years first day of highlights. Enjoy.
r/Disneyland • u/BartSimpsonlover2389 • 14h ago
What do you all think of this 21 year old dark ride?
r/Disneyland • u/ctlses • 12h ago
I just got back from my first Disneyland trip in years. I feel like I tried almost everything in the park! Food was good but the amount of people was overwhelming! I don’t think I’ll be returning for a veryyyyy long time. 😭🎃👻
r/Disneyland • u/heavyLevy5 • 20h ago
Do you think he was trying to stir up fear or what?
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r/Disneyland • u/Perfect-League7395 • 16h ago
I remember when the company used to install the snow on the castle, the first week of November. Then we would start seeing the snow on the castle the last week of October. Now it’s not even the middle of October, and they have the snow on almost every peak of the castle. 🤦🏻♂️
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r/Disneyland • u/_Vaudwar_ • 8h ago
On the Disneyland website it's showing the dance/street party will now be in front of Award Weiners/Philharmagic
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r/Disneyland • u/TheDisneyScoopGuy • 1d ago
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r/Disneyland • u/Maroosekantako • 1d ago
It included 4 shrimp, less than a cup of rice and seasonal fruit ( a cutie) lol
r/Disneyland • u/badblocks7 • 11h ago
Im trying to figure out something about world of color that I can’t find online. So, the original version is fantastic. However, within that original version, there seem to be multiple variations. Specifically, the fire portion of the show. There are two versions I’ve found online:
Pirates of the Caribbean (the entire fire section is the pirates theme)
Hellfire/night on bald mountain/firebird
Both of those versions are labeled as original/premiere, so I’m just wondering if anyone knows which one is actually the OG, and when it was changed.
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r/Disneyland • u/iloveeverythingg • 14h ago
They really did! Of course we did see some let downs, but I was overall seriously impressed. Almost every board we saw had at least one great pin. And most had way more than that. I feel like it is getting better.
r/Disneyland • u/poolballno7 • 1d ago
The title is exactly at it says. I was walking out of mickeys house in toon town with my family and happened to look inside a door that a lady was opening. I kept walking, and heard her say “goodbye Mickey!” And I briefly glanced in (not lingering cus I didn’t want to be a nuisance lol especially considering Mickey was about to meet and greet to a bunch of super excited kids) at Mickey. To see him still in character, waving energetically, even behind closed doors made it seem so REAL. It felt so real! And truly magical! I felt like I was 6 again seeing Mickey from across the park and going, “he’s real!?”
I understand cast members are supposed to stay in character no matter what, but WOW. It just added that extra touch, you know? Even I felt the magic over 10 years later.
Just thought I’d share! I never thought id be back, so this trip was truly special.
(Not sure if this belongs in discussion or meetup? I didn’t meet Mickey face to face? Hope this doesn’t get flagged!)
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r/Disneyland • u/WestSider55 • 1d ago
The 7-level, 6,000-space structure paves the way for the $1.9 billion DisneylandForward project.
r/Disneyland • u/busy-post-97 • 1d ago
Was in line today and this couple literally stopped the entire line for a good minute trying to open the chain to let their friends in. I didn’t mind them letting their friends in but I didn’t know what he was doing because he just stood there silent blocking people from letting him pass. I assumed he was leaving the line at first so I said “excuse me people are trying to get past” and he said “dude chill” and I said “you’re stopping the entire line to let people in dude”. And he got all butt hurt and goes “It’s a baby dude chill”. because I said something. It’s easy to just communicate what you’re doing or let people past you. Common courtesy is not very common anymore
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r/Disneyland • u/SnooHabits9064 • 10h ago
I know it’s been reported that Disneyland has to “electrify” Autopia by Feb 2027 but with no ride closure announcement yet, what’s the likelihood that the electrification is still happening??
Personally I think they are gonna get rid of it and that area will serve as the “open spaces” Thomas Mazloum mentioned during D23.
Would love to know your thoughts!