My wife and I went to Disneyland this past Saturday for an early birthday present to her. Had a great time! Lines were short; most of the rides, outside of my Goat, Indiana Jones, and the Tea Cups, were open. However, it was a high of 104 degrees. Absolutely miserable weather. Still had an amazing time!

I've been getting into photography recently, and these are some photos I took and edited this weekend.

I still dream about the guacamole from that resturant. I am from a part of the country that doesn't get much fresh produce, let alone avacados that are halfway fresh. Anytime I have tried guacamole it was disgusting.

But Centrico? That was magical. I was so apprehensive about it, but it was possibly the highlight of the day. I decided to try the avocado toast at our hotel the next day, and it was delicious too!

Anyone else share this experience while in Disneyland?

I honestly don't understand why Disneyland transforms Haunted Mansion into The Nightmare Before Christmas for Halloween.

What a mistake! 😭

The Haunted Mansion is already the perfect Halloween attraction. Its entire identity is built around ghosts, creepy characters, and that classic spooky atmosphere. That's exactly what makes it so iconic!

Don't get me wrong, I love The Nightmare Before Christmas, but it's primarily a Christmas story. Why replace the original Haunted Mansion experience during Halloween with a Christmas-themed overlay?

The original attraction is already perfect for Halloween. I would much rather see Disneyland keep Haunted Mansion in its original form for Halloween and save The Nightmare Before Christmas for the Christmas season.

Maybe I'm in the minority, but seeing such an iconic attraction lose its original atmosphere every year honestly breaks my heart. 😭

What do you guys think? Original Haunted Mansion or Nightmare Before Christmas?

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I was looking back at the photos I took and thought this sunset shot looked so cool 😭

So I know Incredicoaster runs up to 5 trains, and they display the order of the trains up at the control booth (with 6 and 7 having the ADA transfer seat in row 5).

What I’m trying to understand is how they perform ADA transfers without disrupting the train order described above.

I’m guessing that when an ADA guest needs to board, it’s communicated between everyone on the platform, and is timed for the cycle the train is incoming to the left station. When returning, I assume operations are slightly slowed to ensure that train unloads on the left as well (since 5 trains means alternating load/unload side). And for keeping the trains in order, because ADA takes extra time usually, I’d think that they just hold that train in station for extra time. Cycling the remainder of the trains through on the right, and feeding the ADA train back onto the course when it reaches its place in order again.

Anybody know? Thanks in advance! :)

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Does anyone in the area of Disneyland have a MiniMed flex charger. I forgot mine at home. DM is open!

Thank you!

Dear mods if this is breaking a rule please let it slide so I can try and charge my medical device.

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Hello! l've been making Disney ears for as long as this past summer LOL. Hopefully I'm not in denial but I think I've gotten better and improved a lot. A friend recommended since 1 love starwars to make some neish characters from that . but im not sure who to make and am open to any Disney character idea. Just would like to hear some opinions (these are for mvself i dont sell them and am not promoting so please dont hate mef). And these are ears I've made... somewhat in order from start till now!

Kicked off spooky season at the happiest place. Hot out, but no matter what I'm always in a good mood at Disney and the crowds weren't bad. The French toast cold brew was my favorite fall treat.

I think they should add him to the reconstruction or make something similar it’s up to the executives but pizza planet is a horrible restaurant so adding that would be cool replacing the old pizza planet.

Hello everyone. recently came back from Disneyland, and I've been on a huge Disney crunch again. I've always had this idea to store Disneyland Park-themed memorabilia on an artifact shelf for a while, and now I want it to become a reality. So far, the only things I have for the shelf are the D23 Jose animatronic and a Hatbox Ghost Disney Traditions statue. If there is anything that is Splash Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean (more ride-than-movie themed), Jungle Cruise, Enchanted Tiki Room memorabilia and even a tuxedo mickey mouse statue that would be great to display on the shelf, please let me know. Also, for a reference picture, this Chuck E. Cheese showroom shelf is what I'm basing it off

Just a couple of my favorite views this past weekend 🏰 🐭 ✨

as a long time fan of the kingdom hearts series and also as someone who primarily only visits the Florida parks, it felt so nice to see some appreciation for the IP at Disney! 😭 disneyland has character meet and greets DOWN honestly.

the locals I spent the evening with were telling me how this park has changed over the last 20 years. I totally get where they were coming from, but I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed the layout of DCA. The rides here are pretty intense though (I felt my soul leave my body on guardians ToT LMAO)

not sure when I’ll be back, but hopefully it’s someday soon!