
Disneyland Resort
Anaheim, CA
By Simir Shah
★★★★★4.7(135,385 Google reviews)
What parents say
AI summary of 4 Google reviews — not a first-hand visit. How we write these
Reviewers are consistent on two things: the cost and the queues. Line-skipping passes cost extra, and some rides cost more again on top of admission. Waits are long and rides break down. Reviewers call the drop-off lot a mess. Mobile food ordering helps. Plan ahead and budget more than you expect to spend.
The big one. Pricey, magical, and exhausting in the best way — best saved for a special day with an early start and good shoes.
Good for
- Ages 10+
- Stroller-friendly
- Restrooms
- Food on-site
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Anaheim, CA 92802, USA
Hours via Google — confirm before a special trip.
~$104+/person/day
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What visitors say
- David Chambers★★★★★
Really enjoyed my trip to Disneyland in May off 2026. The weather was spectacular and it was fun comparing the rides to the ones I've ridden in Florida many times. I especially enjoyed getting to ride space mountain 46 years after the first time I rode it (when I was 10 years old). Incredicoaster was probably my favorite - they don't make coasters like that these days.
3 months ago
- Victoria. Quiet Sonoma Insider★★★★★
A visit to Disneyland Resort feels like entering a world that has been carefully designed to make everything just a little brighter, lighter, and more joyful. The resort brings together Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure Park, and the lively Downtown Disney District into one seamless experience where you can wander, explore, and completely lose track of time. It all began in 1955, when Walt Disney opened the original park with the idea that a place could be built not just for rides, but for storytelling. That spirit still carries through the entire resort. Each area feels thoughtfully imagined, from the smallest details in the architecture to the music drifting through the streets. What makes the resort especially enjoyable is the variety. You can spend the morning in classic attractions, take a break with a relaxed walk through Downtown Disney, and end the evening with lights, music, and that unmistakable sense of celebration that seems to linger in the air. Yes, it can be busy, and a bit of planning helps. But there are also surprisingly calm moments - a quiet bench, a late evening stroll, or simply watching families experience it all for the first time. It’s not just a destination, but an experience built around imagination, nostalgia, and a very intentional kind of happiness.
5 months ago
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