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Park rules Smoking For the comfort Picnic Area A picnic area is Disney Magic you won't want to miss! of all our Guests, smoking is located west of the Disneyland® To provide a comfortable, safe and enjoyable experience for our Guests, allowed in designated areas only. Park Main Entrance for your convenience. please comply with park rules, signs and instructions, including: We request that no food or beverage be Lockers Rentals available both brought inside either theme park. World of Color : Celebrate! • All bags are subject to inspection prior to admission inside and outside the parks. • Proper attire is required Wheelchairs A limited The Wonderful World of Walt Disney Charging Lockers Rentals number of wheelchairs and • Smoking is allowed only in designated areas available to secure and charge Electric Conveyance Vehicles (ECVs) are Paradise Pier • Weapons are strictly prohibited many personal electronic devices. available to rent. Rental fee and refundable All-new version of the popular nighttime spectacular Additional details and a complete listing of park rules are available at deposit required. Guests must be at least Resort Lost and Found 18 years of age to rent or operate an ECV. filled with never-before-seen surprises and dazzling Guest Relations or Disneyland.com/ParkRules Inquire at Resort Lost and Found, Services for Guests with special effects. Hosted by Neil Patrick Harris and located west of the Disneyland® Park Special considerations for attractions Disabilities A guide for Guests with Mickey Mouse, it’s a symphony of water, light, color Main Entrance. Disabilities is available at Information and animation. SAFETY: Please abide by all safety warnings and notices. Lost Guests Guests under the age of Centers ( on the map). Services include 3 types of captioning systems: Assistive Supervise children at all times. Children under age 7 years 10 are escorted to Lost Children, next to the Baby Care Center in Disney California Listening* and Audio Description* at select must be accompanied by a person age 14 years or older. locations, Braille Guides* and written aids Cars Land Adventure® Park. Guests 10 years of age The town of Radiator Springs from the Disney • Pixar For your safety while on attractions, remain seated with hands, and over may leave a written message at (*Refundable deposit required). For more information, visit Guest Relations in Disney arms, feet and legs inside the vehicle. Supervise children. Guest Relations. movie “Cars” comes to life! Buckle up at California Adventure® Park. Radiator Springs Racers and hitch a ride on Physical considerations on designated attractions: Package Check Service Healthful Eating Most of our Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree. WARNING! For your safety, you should be in good health and free from high Shop and check your purchases for food locations offer well-balanced blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems, motion sickness, or other pickup later in the day at Elias & Company. meal options. Resort Hotel Guests may have purchases conditions that could be aggravated by this adventure. Expectant mothers Mickey Check Look for this delivered to Bell Services for next-day Soarin’ Over California should not ride. symbol at various locations on pickup after 7 a.m. Certain restrictions apply. kids’ meals and other items that meet Grizzly Peak Strollers Rentals are available Disney Nutrition Guidelines. Visit www.disneymickeycheck.com Feel the wind race across your face during a Here are 4 good ways to safer days! in limited quantities. Please take all personal belongings with you when for more information. breezy airborne adventure above California’s 1 No stampeding (Don’t run) leaving your stroller unattended. Recycling Be green! Look for natural and manmade wonders. Baby Care Center containers with this logo located 2 Keep your arms, hooves, tusks and tails inside ride throughout the parks. vehicles (and your hands, feet and legs) Located in the Pacific Wharf. Disneyland® Kennel Club Banking ATMs are located Diamond Mad T Party 3 On rides, stay seated with your tail down (You get this one, right?) Located east of the Disneyland® throughout the resort, presented Park Main Entrance. No overnight Hollywood Land 4 Keep your paws behind the yellow line (Don’t cross the yellow by CHASE. Basic banking services and facilities. foreign currency exchange are provided safety lines at attractions) Payment Options Mad T Party celebrates the Disneyland Resort at Guest Relations at Disney California The Disneyland® Resort Diamond Celebration in its own splendiferous Adventure® Park. accepts Disney Visa® Cards, Visa®, way with a new, dazzling experience. MasterCard®, Discover ®, American Cut the wait time in 3 easy steps: Express®, Diners Club® and JCB. Use the Disney Gift Card instead of Travel Tips Should your Check your Times Guide for a list of Disney FASTPASS® attractions. Paint the Night, carrying cash. It’s easy and can be vehicle become disabled during Ready to use the FASTPASS® service on another attraction? Look at used throughout the resort. Start with your visit, the Automobile Club of Southern All-New Electrical Parade the bottom of your current FASTPASS® ticket to find out when you any amount ranging from $15 to $1,000, California provides complimentary towing can get another. Disneyland® Park and reload it at any time. Available for and flat-tire services to nonmembers during Park hours. Fantastic floats, beloved Disney Characters and 1 Each member of your party inserts his or her park ticket purchase throughout the resort. costumed performers flow like a shimmering river of into the FASTPASS® kiosk. Disney Dollars The official currency Any time you see of the ® Resort, Disney neon right down Main Street, U.S.A. 2 You’ll receive a FASTPASS® ticket with a return time Disneyland someone with a so you can go play in the park instead of waiting in line. Dollars are available in various Disney name denominations and feature limited- tag, just ask! 3 Come back during your return time and hop on the attraction edition designs. Great for Disney They’re happy with little or no waiting. to answer collectors or giving as gifts! Purchase your questions. yours today at select resort locations. Capturing the magic is as easy as 1-2-3! Information subject to change without notice. 1 Get a Disney PhotoPass™ Card from any Disney Photographer. As part of the Diamond Celebration, you’ll have the 2 Give your card to Photographers all over the park and load it up with pics! chance to win unique Disney prizes and experiences. 3 Visit DisneyPhotoPass.com* to view, share and order your Disney Visit Disneyland.com/DiamondDays to learn more. PhotoPass™ photos. You can even create fun keepsakes! Photo pickup and No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. Sweeps ends 9/11/15 at 6:59am PT. Express Photo Upload are also available at Kingswell Camera Shop. Open to residents of U.S., Mexico and Canada (excluding Quebec) who are age of majority. *Photos available online for 30 days. Online registration required. For official rules, visit Disneyland.com/DiamondDays. ©Disney DCA-071815-ENG L Buena Vista Street Hollywood Land Pacific Wharf Paradise Pier Paradise PierParadise PierParadise Pier Paradise Pier Grizzly Peak Restrooms Companion Restroom ATTRACTIONS DISNEY DINING ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS 28 Goofy’s Sky School 32 World of Color Y Paradise Pier Ice Cream Company ATTRACTIONS Automated External Defibrillators 1 Red Car Trolley F Award Wieners Hot dogs and 21 The Bakery Tour hosted by 22 California Screamin’ Climb aboard your training vehicle for Experience a magnificent nighttime Soft serve ice cream. 33 Redwood Creek Challenge Trail gourmet sausages. Watch as bakers Zoom on this high-speed coaster. a zany roller coaster ride! water spectacular! Resort Lost and Found Boudin Bakery. Z Bayside Brews Pretzels and beer. Earn your Wilderness Explorer DISNEY DINING E G Schmoozies Fruit smoothies. create fresh sourdough bread before (Minimum height 48”/122 cm) (Minimum height 42”/107 cm) (See Times Guide for show times and days) AA Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta Pizza, pasta badges as you scramble across rope Information Center A Mortimers Market Fresh fruit, bottled Guest Relations H Fairfax Market Fresh fruit, bottled your eyes. 23 King Triton’s Carousel Ride a 29 Jumpin’ Jellyfish Drop down DISNEY DINING and salads. bridges, slide down hollow logs, climb beverages and juices. First Aid* beverages and juices. whimsical carousel of sea creatures. through a colorful forest of kelp. W Ariel’s Grotto “Ariel’s Disney BB Paradise Garden Grill rock walls and more! (Height and age require- B Clarabelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice DISNEY DINING (Minimum height 40”/102 cm) ments— certain challenges only ) EpiPen® (epinephrine) I Studio Catering Co. 24 Toy Story Midway Mania!® Princess Celebration”; Character Marinated grilled skewers. Cream hosted by Dreyer’s ™. M Pacific Wharf Distribution Co. 30 Golden Zephyr Rocket around Auto-Injector Frozen non-alcoholic concoctions. Take aim and ride this 4D attraction! dining, World of Color dinner packages. CC Corn Dog Castle 34 Grizzly River Run C Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Cafe featuring Karl Strauss handcrafted in spinning spaceships. ATM Locations 25 Games of the Boardwalk Test your X Cove Bar Beer, wine, cocktails, Corn dogs. Roar down this whitewater Starbucks® Espresso and Specialty beers. skill at these pay-to-play games. 31 The Little Mermaid~Ariel’s Undersea non-alcoholic specialty beverages and raft adventure. (Minimum height 42”/107 cm) Pay Phones “a bug’s land” N Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill Beverages, Artisan breakfast Adventure Be part of 26 Mickey’s Fun Wheel Sail up light appetizers. 35 Soarin’ Over California Pay Phones with TTY sandwiches and wraps, salads and Tacos, burritos, fire-grilled chicken Ariel’s world aboard this attraction! gourmet sandwiches. ATTRACTIONS and more! and over the face of Mickey Mouse Soar and swoop over famous aboard this spin-sational ferris wheel.
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