Disneyland Resort
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May- 2026 -20 May
The Disneyland Tour Every Fan Has Been Asking About Is Finally Coming Back
There is a version of a Disneyland visit that most guests never experience. Not because it is hidden or inaccessible, but because most guests do not know it exists or do not think to look beyond the rides, food, and shows. It is the version of Disneyland that is about Walt Disney himself, about the decisions he made and the stories behind them, and the specific places inside the park that carry hi
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19 May
COVID-Era Policy Finally Disappears From Disneyland California
A COVID-era restriction that has defined the Park Hopping experience at Disneyland Resort for the better part of half a decade is finally being retired. The change takes effect on June 9. The 11:00 A.M. Rule Is Gone On May 19, Disneyland Resort announced that the longstanding 11:00 a.m. Park Hopper restriction will be eliminated beginning June 9, 2026. The policy — which required guests with theme
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19 May
Disneyland Guests Did Not Know Their Faces Were Being Scanned Now Disney Is Being Sued
In April 2026, Disney quietly installed facial recognition technology at the entrances of Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure. Signs appeared at the parking structures directing guests who did not want their faces scanned to use a specific lane. The standard lanes kept moving. Most guests walked through them without knowing anything had changed. That is now the basis of a class action
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17 May
After Years of Complaints About “Disney Adults,” Disneyland Makes Pin Trading Kids-Only
Disneyland Resort has drawn a line on Disney Pin Trading in Frontierland, explicitly prioritizing children over adult collectors. A Hobby That Got Out of Hand Disney Pin Trading has been a beloved park tradition for decades, but in recent years, the designated trading area near Westward Ho in Frontierland at Disneyland Park has begun to resemble more of a flea market than a theme park land. Benche
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16 May
Disney Theme Park Announces ANOTHER ‘Mandalorian’ Attraction
A new nighttime experience is heading to Disneyland Park, and Grogu is taking over the skies above Batuu. Disneyland Resort has officially announced The Curious Child, a projection-based nighttime show debuting May 16 inside Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. The new offering arrives just days before Lucasfilm releases The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026) in theaters and will transform the area surrounding the
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13 May
Disneyland Shut Down Its Most Famous Pin Trading Spot and Collectors Are Furious
Pin trading at Disneyland is one of those things that exists entirely on its own terms. Disney did not invent the community around it. Disney did not design the social rituals, the portfolio etiquette, the unwritten rules about how you approach a stranger's collection, or the particular energy that builds around a new pin drop when the right people are in the right place at the right time. The com
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12 May
Mickey Mouse Retheme Planned for Tom Sawyer Island at Disneyland
Tom Sawyer Island at Disneyland Park is getting a new identity this summer — at least temporarily. Mickey Mouse is the one taking over. Mickey's Park Rangers Comes to Tom Sawyer Island at Disneyland On May 12, WDWNT spotted a sign for “Mickey's Park Rangers” on Tom Sawyer Island at Disneyland Park, complete with a Mickey-head-shaped logo and the slogan “Explore, Discover, Collect
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11 May
Secret New ‘Star Wars’ Experience Revealed for Disneyland California
A surprise Star Wars installation has quietly appeared at Disneyland Resort, and it's already turning heads. Let's take a look at this intergalactic addition to the LEGO Store in the Downtown Disney District. Chewbacca Lands at the LEGO Store in the Downtown Disney District Laughing Place broke the news on May 11, reporting that a brand-new Star Wars LEGO sculpture had been installed in one of the
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9 May
Passengers Heading Toward Los Angeles Evacuated After Tragic Frontier Airlines Emergency
For families heading to Southern California, the flight to Los Angeles is often the final stretch before the magic begins. It is the part of the trip where kids start asking how much longer until Disneyland, parents double-check hotel confirmations, and travelers begin imagining rope drop, churros, nighttime spectaculars, and that first walk through the gates. For many guests, especially those fly
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7 May
Disneyland Is Stalling on Its Most Controversial Attraction Decision Yet
Let's be honest about what Autopia is. It is not the most thrilling ride at Disneyland. It is not the one people plan their whole day around. It is not Space Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, or the Haunted Mansion. What it is, quietly and stubbornly, is one of the last things at Disneyland that still feels exactly the way it did when Walt Disney was alive. And Disney has been trying to change t
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