Disneyland Vacation

Say "I do" in the secluded outdoor Wedding Garden at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel - a magical setting that captures the majesty, romance and timeless style of the early 20th Century. The magnificent Sequoia Ballroom and the intimate elegance of the Trillium Room also provide enchanting surroundings.

Walk down the aisle at The Disneyland Hotel amid 800 breathtaking rose bushes that lead to a beautiful gazebo where your prince awaits your arrival. The private setting of The Rose Court Garden is the ultimate in Fairy Tale romance.

Call (800) 854-3104 for more information on Disneyland Weddings & honeymoons.

Check out these 10 time-saving tips for visiting the Disneyland Resort.   They’re perfect for anyone who’s taking advantage of the latest offer to experience the “Happiest Homecoming On Earth.”

Tip #1: Park Hop – With Disneyland Park and Disney’s California Adventure Park located just steps from each other, a Park Hopper Ticket is the perfect way to save time and “maximize the magic.”  This ticket allows you to go back and forth as often as you like, so you'lll be sure to experience all of the new parades, shows and attractions in honor of the 50th anniversary of Disneyland Park.  And if one Theme Park is particularly busy, the other is only a few steps away!

Tip #2: Save Time in Line – Disney’s FASTPASS Service (which is included with Theme Park admission) provides timesaving passes that allow you to enjoy some of the most popular attractions with little or no wait. You can also save time with “single rider” queues available at Splash Mountain, Soarin’ Over California and other popular attractions.  In addition, lines for attractions tend to be shorter early in the morning, at night and during parade performances. At Disneyland Park, check the information board (located near Plaza Pavilion) for the most up-to-date attraction wait times.

Tip #3: Extended Park Hours – Both Disneyland Park and Disney’s California Adventure Park have extended hours through the summer … allowing you more time to enjoy the magic. You can check guide maps at the entrance to each Theme Park for exact operating times on the day of your visit.

Tip #4: Plan Dining Ahead – Whether it’s breakfast with Minnie and Friends or a meal fit for a Princess, some of the most memorable Disney experiences are enjoyed in the Resort’s themed restaurants. Reserve priority seating in advance by calling (714) 781-DINE.  And here’s an extra tip: visit restaurants during off-peak hours (such as an early breakfast, late lunch or an early/late dinner).

Tip #5: Know Before You Go – Save time in advance by knowing which children in your party are able to visit which attractions according to height requirements.  This information is available under the “Attractions” section for both Theme Parks on Disney's Web site. You can also check guide maps or the information kiosks at the Theme Parks.   

Tip #6: Keep Cool Indoors – If park lines get busy, visit one of the many indoor attractions to maximize time in both Theme Parks.  These include: “Disneyland: The First 50 Magical Years,” the Enchanted Tiki Room, “Golden Dreams” or the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror! 

Tip #7: Find Characters Fast – There’s no need to guess! Guide maps now show exact times and locations where you can meet your favorite Disney Character. Some restaurants also offer Disney Character Dining, which is perfect for more one-on-one time with their favorite mouse, duck or dog! Here’s an extra hint: carry an autograph book so you can collect each character’s unique signature.