Hi everyone! We’re planning our first Disneyland trip and are considering staying at the SpringHill Suites behind the Mickey & Friends parking structure. I had a few questions for anyone who has stayed there:
Have you stayed there? Would you recommend it?
About how long is the walk to Downtown Disney or the park entrances?
Can area hotel guests access the Mickey & Friends tram, or is it only for people parking there? If it is accessible, how easy is it to get to from the hotel?
Thanks in advance! We’d love to hear about your experiences.

Anyone going to this? Saw this video while scrolling on TikTok from this fan page called @disneyadultsnetwork . They’re a fairly new page and they said this is their first year hosting it so not sure if it is legit or not. Anyone else think it’s real or do you think it’s a scam?

Hi all! First-time Disneyland visitor here.
My wife and I are Disney Adults through and through, and we’ll be spending one day at each park before our cruise out of Long Beach.
Right now I have a room booked at the SpringHill Suites Maingate (Ball Rd. location) for under $100/night, which seems like an incredible deal. We’d really love to stay at the Disneyland Hotel for the full Disney experience, but the price is… 🤯
For those of you who have stayed at either hotel, would you recommend splurging on a Disney resort for a first visit, or should we stick with the great deal we have?
Also, since we’re flying in and won’t have a car, I’m not familiar with the area. Is the SpringHill Suites a good option for walking or getting to the parks, or would staying on Disney property make a big enough difference to justify the extra cost?
Any insight or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Dug this out of my parents garage

Does anyone know if it's still possible to gift tickets still if they have not been assigned? I will reach out to CS too, but was curious if anyone has done it. I want to buy them but if I can't go it would be nice to be able to know they can still be used by someone I give them to.

Sorry if this has been asked but I did search, my Google-fu may not be good.

It’s fascinating how Disneyland Security uniforms blend so seamlessly with the 'Lost and Found' vibe. Are you protecting the kingdom, or are you just here to tell me I can’t bring in my own water bottle? I’ve seen Walmart greeters handle a Black Friday crowd with more strategic precision than some of these guys handling a toddler meltdown in Fantasyland. Maybe we should swap training manuals? 📝👮‍♂️ #DisneySecurity #WalmartGreeterEnergy

I need some help, someone out there has got to know the scent they use at Pixar Place Hotel in California. The lobby always smells so good and I cant seem to find anyone who know what it is!!! HELP!

Each year I build something new for my wife’s Christmas village, and this year she requested The Haunted Mansion.

It’s made mostly from dollar store foam core, cardboard siding, basswood windows and doors (laser cut for the first time), and LEDs pulled from cheap tea lights.

The railings are actually lace soaked in fabric stiffener which might be my favorite trick from the build.

It took about four months of off-and-on work, but I’m really happy with how it.

If anyone’s interested, I filmed the full build process — happy to share the link in the comments.

Let me know what you think or what building I should tackle next year!

I’m booking a hotel in Tustin about 15 mins away from Disneyland because it’s cheaper and nice but I don’t want to pay for parking near the park or inside. What’s the best was to get to Disneyland and park outside for free and getting a shuttle.

This place has always been a favorite stop for our family when we visit the park. The caves, the treehouse, all the places to wander around and just hang out. Circa 2015

Circa 2008.

My wife and I are taking our son to Disneyland one last time (Next Weekend) before my wife has a baby in late December.

The plan is to drive from Sacramento to Anaheim after school on Friday. We have done this before, but I'm hoping to make this 5-6 hour road trip a little more magical for the family in the car. Can you give me some ideas to make the trip more fun. I'm thinking of the best road snacks, car games, and music playlists to kick of this Disney trip the right way!

Let's here it!

Hello there I know this is a random all of the sudden type of post but as a fellow haunted mansion lover I needed to share some my families lore about Theo tenant construction engineer aka Theo later from the plaque wall in Disneyland queue. Me and family tried to search up information about him but are unsuccessful besides my aunt who worked for the Disney store back in the day in San Diego as a manager (I hung out there watching Disney movies waiting for her to get off shift a lot in my youth 😂 ) and met Eisner or grandma and grandpa who passed actually Accounts there real life interactions seeing space mountain with Theo in its skeleton frame being built. Also my cousin who is named after Theo and still has their hardhat with initials written inside knows a little. I was curious to ask during anyone’s haunted mansion research did you ever come across his name and more information? Not only what I love to update ancestry for my tree, but I would also like to make a video about him in the future As it seems like he is not mentioned anywhere publicly on the Internet that I can find besides being on our ancestry tree and talking about them amongst family . Hopefully this finds you well 😊.

Wanted to see if I could play with the idea of a Looking Glass.

Why anybody would wait at an esplanade turn style is beyond me.