"Disney shared with us directly at Mickey Visit that the majority of hotel guests were not taking advantage of Early Entry. More hotel guests will likely take advantage of this new perk because it happens on your own time," Doyle suggested. He also noted this makes staying at off-site hotels in Anaheim, California within walking distance to Disneyland a more appealing option for those who only valued the on-site hotels for the Early Entry perk."
"Disneyland and the City of Anaheim agreed on a rezoning plan that gives Disney flexibility to use more of their existing land for theme park expansion and new hotels. Some have suggested this could be a third theme park," Doyle said. "However, there are no announced plans. DisneylandForward laid the groundwork for a 30-to-40-year master plan. Disneyland is already making sizeable investments right now,"
"with new rides coming to Disney California Adventure, including a "Coco" boat ride, two new Avengers rides and an "Avatar"-themed boat ride that promises to rival the immersive land in Walt Disney World. On top of that, there's major infrastructure work underway, including a redesigned entrance area and a new parking structure."
Disneyland celebrates its 70th anniversary and begins its Halloween season. Disneyland is retiring Early Entry for Disneyland Resort Hotel guests and replacing it with a new Lightning Lane perk usable on guests' own schedules. Most hotel guests were not taking advantage of Early Entry, making nearby off-site hotels more attractive for some visitors. A rezoning plan with the City of Anaheim gives Disney flexibility to use existing land for theme park expansion and new hotels, though no specific plans have been announced. Current investments include new rides in Disney California Adventure and major infrastructure work including a redesigned entrance and a new parking structure.
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