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Disneyland® 2-Day Park Plan

Disneyland® Park shares many of the same lands as Magic Kingdom® Park, including Adventureland, Tomorrowland,

Fantasyland, Frontierland and Main Street, U.S.A. It also shares some attractions with the same name, although they

are not all exact replicas. Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland® Park, for example, is thought to be superior to its

counterpart in Magic Kingdom® Park, with more elaborate storytelling, more waterfall drops and an expanded city

burning scene. It opened in 1967 and remains the park’s most popular attraction. Because of the large number of

attractions at Disneyland® Park, we suggest allotting at least two days to explore this park and taking advantage of

FASTPASS, Disney’s ride wait system, and MaxPass, an optional paid add-on that allows you to make FASTPASS res-

ervations from your smart phone.

We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes ahead of the official opening so that you are one of the first to enter the

park. (Guests who are driving should arrive an hour early to park and access the tram or parking shuttles.) Guests

taking advantage of the Extra Magic Hour or Magic Morning benefits are allowed one-hour early entry into the park

on select days (usually Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday but sometimes more days during some holiday periods), with

access to Tomorrowland and Fantasyland attractions.

Unlike crowds at Walt Disney World® Resort that generally peak in the afternoon and then ease off in the evening,

crowds generally build and build throughout the day at Disneyland® Park. Locals with annual passes make up a large

percentage of the guests and will often visit the park after work, making the evening hours as crowded as the after-

noons. For this reason, we highly recommend visiting the highest priority attractions in the morning when waits are

lowest. We encourage guests to experience your chosen attractions in each land before moving on to the next.

Disney FASTPASS Service: The Disneyland® Resort has two options for using FASTPASS. The Disneyland® Resort con-

tinues to make use of the traditional FASTPASS service, wherein guests can collect FASTPASSES at certain attractions

to return at specified hour-long windows later in the day. After collecting a FASTPASS, a guest has a waiting period

before being able to collect the next FASTPASS, with shows like World of Color and Fantasmic! being the exception.

A guest can collect another FASTPASS after the time stated on the current FASTPASS passes (or two hours pass).

FASTPASSES DO get distributed quickly for some attractions. For example, Space Mountain FASTPASSES go faster

than other Disneyland® Park rides.

MaxPass is another option for using FASTPASS through your smart phone. You can purchase MaxPass through the

Disneyland Mobile App once you enter the park or when you purchase your tickets. It costs $10 per person per day

and also comes with unlimited PhotoPass downloads for the days you have activated MaxPass. MaxPass can help you

maximize time because you can save a lot of extra walking and even make FASTPASS reservations from either park

for both Disneyland® Park and Disney California Adventure® Park when Park Hopping. You can start making reserva-

tions once you have entered the turnstile at a park entrance or the Monorail. MaxPass usually offers earlier FASTPASS

return times than traditional FASTPASS, meaning you can skip a few more lines when you spring for MaxPass. Plus, as

soon as you scan your park ticket at a ride to redeem the FASTPASS, you can immediately reserve your next FAST-

PASS while standing in line. The exception is show FASTPASSES. You have to obtain those in person.


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There are several things to take into consideration that could affect your park plan:

• FASTPASS availability

• Ride closures

• Extra Magic Hour/Magic Morning

• Shows such as Jedi Training: Trials of the Temple

• Parades, fireworks and nighttime show schedules/availability

• Park hours/crowd levels

• Weather

• Your own personal interests and ages, heights, and interests of children

Disneyland® Park Single Rider Attractions:

Single rider lines are an excellent choice for those guests who don’t mind splitting up their party in exchange for a

shorter wait time. Guests must meet height and age requirements to ride alone.

• Indiana Jones™ Adventure ©Disney/Lucasfilm Ltd.

• Matterhorn Bobsleds

• Splash Mountain

• Space Mountain


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VISIT ANYTIME

QUICK RESTAURANT

VISIT WITHIN FIRST HR ORWITH FASTPASS

VISIT AFTER NOON

VISIT IN FIRST OR LAST 2 HRS

1. Get FP for Matterhorn Bobsleds

2. Peter Pan’s Flight

3. Dumbo the Flying Elephant

4. Alice in Wonderland (Keep an eye out for the Mad Hatter and Alice!)

5. Sign up for Jedi Training (If you have a child between ages 4-12 who is a Star Wars fan)

6. Matterhorn Bobsleds

7. Get FP for Space Mountain

8. Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage inspired by Disney•Pix-ar’s Finding Nemo

9. Autopia

10. Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters inspired by Disney•Pixar’s Toy Story 2

11. Space Mountain

12. Get FP for Star Tours

13. Star Wars™ Jedi Training Academy ©Disney/Lucasfilm Ltd.

14. Star Tours - The Adventures Continue © Disney/Lucasfilm Ltd. © & TM Lucasfilm Ltd.Jungle Cruise

15. Get FP for Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin

16. Get lunch (You can also go to a nearby hotel for a nap or swim. Consider seeing a show if you do not wish to leave the park.)

17. Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin ROGER RABBIT Character ©Disney/Ambin Entertainment, Inc.

18. Minnie’s House

19. Mickey’s House and Meet Mickey

20. Toon Town activities (Gadget’s Go Coaster, Cip ‘n Dale Treehouse, Donald’s Boat, Goofy’s Playhouse, etc.)

21. “it’s a small world”

22. Mad Tea Party

23. King Arthur Carrousel

24. Snow White’s Scary Adventures

25. Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride

26. Have dinner

27. Fireworks

We’ve created this two-day park plan so you can experience the most popular

attractions with the lowest waits, prioritizing rides that should be visited within

the first hour, and within the first two and last two hours. It is best to decide

which plan day to follow based on the day of the week you are visiting due to

Extra Magic Hour and Magic Morning early entry schedule. This two-day plan

assumes you are not attending early entry and that you arrive at rope drop for

official park opening. (If you do attend early entry, then you have the advan-

tage of knocking a few Tomorrowland and Fantasyland attractions off the list

early and then you can hop onto the plan at rope drop.)

Disneyland® 2-Day Park Plan

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VISIT ANYTIME

QUICK RESTAURANT


VISIT AFTER NOON


1. Get Fantasmic! FP (Distributed near Rivers of America near Frontier Landing)

2. Get FP for Indiana Jones Adventure

3. Jungle Cruise

4. Pirates of the Caribbean

5. Indiana Jones™ Adventure ©Disney/Lucasfilm Ltd.

6. Get FP for Splash Mountain

7. Haunted Mansion

8. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh

9. Splash Mountain

10. Get FP for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

11. Tarzan’s Treehouse™ TARZAN™ Owned by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. and used by permission. COPYRIGHT Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. and Disney Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

12. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

13. Have lunch (Could also head to nearby hotel to nap or swim or see a show if you do not wish to leave the park)

14. Disney Princess Fantasy Faire

15. Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough

16. Mickey’s Soundsational Parade

17. Tinker Bell & a Fairy Friend at Pixie Hollow

18. Star Wars™ Launch Bay © & TM Lucasfilm Ltd.

19. Have dinner

20. Fantasmic! (Arrive early for best viewing spots)

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VISIT AFTER 11 AM

TABLE SERVICE DINING

QUICK RESTAURANTS

RESTROOMS

MEET THE CHARACTER

FIRST AID

SMOKING AREA

Disneyland® 2-DAY PARK PLAN MAP

FANTASYLAND

FRONTIERLAND

NEW ORLEANSSQUARE ADVENTURELAND

MAIN ST. USA

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CRITTER COUNTRY

ENTRANCE

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VISIT ANYTIME



VISIT AFTER 11 AM

TABLE SERVICE DINING

QUICK RESTAURANTS

RESTROOMS

MEET THE CHARACTER

FIRST AID

SMOKING AREA

Disneyland® GENERAL MAP

FANTASYLAND

FRONTIERLAND

NEW ORLEANSSQUARE ADVENTURELAND

MAIN ST. USA

TOMORROWLAND

CRITTER COUNTRY

ENTRANCE

FRONTIERLAND

Disneyland® Railroad

FantasylandTheatre




Disneyland® Monorail

Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage

Davy Crockett's Explorer Canoes

Splash Mountain

The Many Adventures

of Winnie the PoohPirate's Lair

on Tom Sawyer Island

Haunted Mansion

Chip 'n Dale Treehouse

Mickey's House and Meet Mickey

Minnie's House

Donald's Boat

Goofy's Playhouse

Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin

Gadget's Go Coaster

Casey Jr. Circus Train

Dumbo the Flying Elephant

Storybook Land Canal Boats

King Arthur Carrousel

Mad Tea Party

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride

Peter Pan's Flight

Sleeping Beauty Castle Pixie Hollow -

Tinker Bell & Her Fairy Friends

Pinocchio's Daring Journey

Snow White's Scary Adventures

Autopia

Star WarsLaunch Bay

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

Frontierland Shootin'

Exposition

RoyalTheatre

RoyalHall

EnchantedTiki Room

Indiana Jones™ Adventure

Pirates of the Caribbean

Jungle CruiseTarzan's

Treehouse™

Mark Twain Riverboat

Sailing Ship Columbia

Main Street Cinema

Main Street Vehicles

The Disney Gallery

The Disneyland Story

“It's a Small World”

Troubadour Tavern

Astro Orbitor

Space Mountain

Buzz Lightyear

Astro Blasters

Star ToursThe Adventures

Continue

Alice in Wonderland

Matterhorn Bobsleds

Pluto’s Dog House

Daisy’s Diner

Clarabelle’s

Edelweiss Snacks

Galacticgrill

Redd Rockett’sPizza PortPlaza

InnJolly HolidayBakery cafe

Tiki Juice Bar

Aladdin’s Oasis

Tropical ImportsBengal barbecue

River BelleTerrace

Blue BayouRestaurant

Mint Julep Bar

French MarketRestaurant

HarbourGalley

Hungry BearRestaurant

Cafe Orleans

Royal StreetVeranda

Stage Door Cafe

The Golden Horseshoe

Red RoseTavern

RefreshmentCorner

Gibson GirlIce Cream

Parlor

Carnation Cafe

Market House

Rancho del Zocalo

Jedi Training: Trials of the

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Packing ListFAMILY

Sunglasses

Bacterial wipes and gel

Small sewing kit/Safety pins

Keys

Q-Tips

Umbrella

Ponchos

Tweezers/Nail clippers

Water Bottles

Backpacks

Autograph Book

Fat Pin for Autograph Book

Zip-top bags

Other:

Miscellaneous

Immodium

Antacid

Band-Aids

Benadryl

Anti-itch cream

Moleskin

Laxative

Ibuprofen, Tylenol

Prescriptions

Vitamins

Sunscreen

Infants’/children’s pain medication

Infants’/children’s allergy medication

Other:

Medical

Cell phone + charger

Laptop + charger

iPad + charger

Camera bag + Camera

Camera battery + Charger

Camera accessories

SD cards

Portable Charger

Other:

Electronics

Park tickets

Cash/Credit cards

Driver’s license

Emergency Numbers

Medical information/Cards

Copy of your tickets

Undercover Tourist order confirmation number:

Flight confirmation number:

Rental car confirmation number:

Hotel confirmation number:

Other:

Documents


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Toiletry Bag

Tooth brush + Tooth paste + Floss

Razor + Shaving Cream

Comb

Deodorant

Hair products

Pajamas

Swimsuit

Underwear

Socks

Short-sleeve/Long-sleeve Shirts/ T-shirts

Jeans/Pants/Shorts

Light jacket/Sweatshirt

Tennis Shoes

Loafers

Flip-flops

Hats

Watch

Other:

HIS Vacation Packing List

Makeup Bag + Makeup

Toiletry Bag

Lotion

Brush

Face wash

Moisturizer

Deodorant

Tampons/Pads

Razors + Shaving Cream

Hair products + Styling tools

Bathing suit + Cover-up

Hat

Bras + Underwear

Socks

Pajamas

Jewelry + Accessories

Shirts/T-shirts/Tank tops

Light jacket/Sweatshirt

Shorts/Jeans/Pants/Skirts

Sandals/Dressy shoes

Flip-flops

Tennis shoes

Hair accessories

Other:

HERS Vacation Packing List

Diaper Bag (Change of clothes, Diapers, Wipes etc.)

Bottles

Baby food

Sippy cups

Bibs

Diapers

Swim diapers

Swim goggles

Stroller

Car seat

Blanket

Favorite plush or small toy

Backpack

Handheld games

Coloring books/Drawing Pad/ Journal

Pens/Pencils/Crayons/Markers

Snacks for the plane

Kid’s toothbrush

Kid’s toothpaste

Kid’s hairbrush/comb

Bathing suit/suits

Hat

Underwear

Socks

Pajamas

Shirts/T-shirts/Tank tops

Sweatshirt

Shorts/Jeans/Skirts

Sandals/Flip flops

Tennis shoes

Other:

INFANTS’/CHILDREN’S Vacation Packing List (checkboxes for multiple children)

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