Disney Announces Ticket Purchasing Guidelines Ahead of Disneyland Resort Theme Parks Reopening

Shannen Ace

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Disney Announces Ticket Purchasing Guidelines Ahead of Disneyland Resort Theme Parks Reopening

With Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure reopening on April 30, Disney has released specific guidelines for purchasing tickets. These may not be a surprise to many as they are in place per California’s reopening requirements.

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According to these guidelines, the name and contact information of each person who purchases a ticket should be collected for contact tracing purposes. This information must be provided by the person who purchases the ticket, who will serve as the main contact on behalf of their entire party. When a guest purchases park tickets and makes a park reservation, the purchasing guest must confirm the party size, that it will not contain more than three households, and that all members of the party are California residents.

The theme parks will have a limited capacity and only California residents will be allowed to visit. Read our report from last week about California’s updated theme park guidelines regarding masking and queueing.

Keep checking Disneyland News Today for more updates as we still do not know when tickets will go on sale.

23 thoughts on “Disney Announces Ticket Purchasing Guidelines Ahead of Disneyland Resort Theme Parks Reopening”

  1. Wonder if they’re actually going to be doing anything to verify residency or not. Magic Mountain didn’t do any such thing despite the laws, and there was at least a handful of cars that at that absolute least had out-of-state plates. I know people move to different places and hold their plates for a while sometimes, but it definitely seemed like more than the standard amount for one area.

    • Disneyland is actually on top of it. We just got back from Orlando and we went to sea world first. Sea world didn’t enforce anything. But Disney world was super strict. I had show my ID to get our tickets and I couldn’t even pick up my son’s ticket because his was in a different reservation. Inside the park I took off my mask for a picture and I already had 2 park workers rushing up to me telling me I can’t even take my mask off for pictures. The only time you can have your mask off is when you’re eating. My 9 year old son kept getting corrected about wearing his mask over his nose. So yes Disney don’t play. Lol

  2. When can 🥫😸🙂😃🙂❤️💙💜 guests from outside California come to Disneyland and when will the Royal Hall 💖😊🤠😸🙂😃🙂❤️💙💞💗💟❤️☺️🤠🙂😃🙂❤️💙💜 and the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique become available? I know someone from outside California who has two daughters and they look like they would make excellent Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique customers and the kind of girls who would like to get a hug from Ariel, Snow White and Cinderella in the Royal Hall 💖😊😁😀☺️🤠🤠😸🙂😃🙂❤️💙💞💗💟❤️☺️🤠🙂😃🙂❤️💙💜.

  3. We have been a Disney world fan since 1999 and has taken our granddaughter there now she is 21 and really miss going since this pandemic wish one day we will return ❤ will always love disney

  4. Is it still going to cost $7699473027479372 to get through the gate? My family loves Disneyland! Wife and I work very hard 5-6 days a week in full time jobs. I have been employed 17 years at the same job and promoted twice. We don’t waste money yet somehow still can’t afford to come anymore like we did for the first 6 years of my son’s life. Disneyland priced out the middle class a few years ago I guess. :'(

    • For most people it is a once a year- not a “go every month” kind of vacation. Set aside $100/mo. for each person going, book plane tickets as far in advance as possible to keep airfare cheap (or drive if you are close enough) and stay at a “Good Neighbor” hotel or motel- don’t knock “Motel 6”- to save money. You can do it!

  5. will military discount tickets still work or are we force to buy tickets directly from Disney?

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