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Is the Space Too Small for a Coco Attraction?
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Is the Space Too Small for a Coco Attraction?

Nothing against Disney building a Coco attraction. It’s honestly one of my favorite Disney/Pixar movies but am I the only one a little concerned about the size of the space they’re working with?

Coco has so much potential visually and emotionally, but the area they’re reportedly using seems really small. I’m wondering if Disney will actually have enough real estate to create something that feels fully realized and worthwhile, instead of it feeling cramped or scaled down.

u/IllStable2317 — 12 hours ago
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Someone chose to dry their socks & shoes in Tomorrowland??

Someone decided to take their crusty socks & shoes off to dry & just leave them. Mind you there was no one around watching them!

u/maplehoneytea — 12 hours ago
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No more crazy pin traders. It’s a lot more peaceful here now.

This photo was taken around 10:00 this morning.

u/Perfect-League7395 — 17 hours ago
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Incredicoaster line is bonkers

The line for single rider and lightning lane stretched far, then it got dispersed real quick

u/OverCry518 — 9 hours ago
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Here’s how park hopping will work without the 11AM restriction. You’ll still have to choose a park but won’t have to start there

u/TheDisneyScoopGuy — 14 hours ago
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Construction walls are now up for the Coco attraction

Photos from Scott Gustin

u/ttam23 — 17 hours ago
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Park Hopping Anytime as of June 9th

Scott Gustin has just broken the news, on X, that Disneyland is officially allowing park hopping at anytime of the day, beginning June 9th. This, of course, is a change from the current 11am rule, where one can only hop between the parks after 11am. Woohoo!

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u/geddy99 — 15 hours ago
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Disneyland Pictures that Give Me a Mental Break from My Stressful Life: Part 3!

My trip was in August 2025. Some people think that's too early to put up Halloween decorations, but I say it's never too early.

(Here's part 1 and part 2, for those who are curious.)

u/FuzzyBunnysGuide — 14 hours ago
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Disneyland collectible rides Series 1

Today I'm launching a new project !

Here is the very first serie of my Rides's' vehicles collection inspired by some of the most iconic rides at Disneyland California.

Follow to discover more LEGO MOCs 🧱✨

u/Clean-Persimmon5370 — 20 hours ago
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What do you think is the most magical experience at Disneyland? For me, it was the dragon during Fantasmic, but now that's gone, what's your big magic moment?

I'm not talking about nostalgia, or one-off experiences. The first time seeing Fantasmic was an experience of a lifetime! I'll always remember the look on my daughter's face and the sheer awe we all felt when Maleficent's dragon appeared. So what's your big magic moment at Disneyland?

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u/Empty-Wash-2404 — 1 day ago
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Why is there not any merchandise for the Matterhorn?

Matterhorn is the first ride I remember going on so it has some sentimental meaning to me but I’ve never seen anything merchandise wise for it. Why not?

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u/Advanced_Version6667 — 1 day ago
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Homemade Disneyland Chess Set

As the title says- I made a Disneyland vs DCA chess set for a school project. Each piece represents a land/major attraction (i tried to get as many as i could but alas there’s only so many pieces on a chess board.) can you figure out what they’re supposed to be? i had a lot of fun making this :)

u/coidbepdic — 1 day ago
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Has May been this bad before?

I am currently on a trip to Disneyland from Orlando. When I was scheduling my trip, I noticed there were grad nites. As I frequent the parks in the Central Florida area, I am used to Universal Orlando’s grad events and typically avoid those nights. When I was scheduling my trip, I took the assumption that the actual days of these events would be busy but the non-grad night days would be typical business. So far on my trip, everyday I’ve been surprised by how the parks are and how many high schoolers are in the parks on non-grad night days. Is that typical for this season, or has it been getting worse over time? When I was scheduling, I figured to avoid the grad night days and the other days would be slower. Throughout all my visits here at Disneyland, I feel my trip so far has been the greatest surprise when it comes to crowds compared to my expectations.

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u/rango9876 — 1 day ago
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What's left of Tower of Terror on Mission Breakout

I know this looks like I'm crazy, but I did try and color code it.

Green is recognizable shapes or features
Pink is destroyed sections that still match
Red is both where stuff is gone/covered/patched, as well as where the destroyed sections don't line up anymore
Yellow is stuff that is still there yet not visible anymore

Key takeaways are that most of the retheme was adding onto the existing building and repainting, with around half of the windows being filled while the other half were just covered.

I of course kept out more clear details like how all of the balconies are still there, or the stairs between the right and middle shafts.

Repost because the outlines weren't clear enough

u/rosariobono — 1 day ago