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Disneyland Reopens Soon With A New Reservation System. Here's How It Works.
Visitors dressed in costumes take a selfie at Hong Kong's Disneyland on June 18, 2020, after the theme park officially reopened following nearly five months of closure. (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP)
Disney announced more plans today for the April 30 reopening of its Southern California theme parks – Disneyland and California Adventure.
Main takeway? You'll need a reservation to get in.
Some important details:
- The reservation system will launch on April 12 for guests who already had exisiting, valid tickets.
- Guests WITHOUT existing tickets can start making reservations April 15.
- Admission will initially be available to California residents only, in groups no larger than three households.
- If you have a Park Hopper ticket, you'll have to pick which park you want to start in, then you can visit the other park after 1 p.m. that same day.
- Hours for both Disneyland and California Adventure will be 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Face coverings and temperature checks will be required.
See this Disney blog post for more info.
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