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California. Food. Wine. Salt?" // Salt & Pepper Shaker, Disney California Adventure, Food & Wine Festival, 2023 [Source: smartwatermelon. Used by Permission.]

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Disney California Adventure Halloween Carthy Circle and the Headless Horseman | 2022

Disney California Adventure Halloween Carthy Circle and the Headless Horseman | 2022

In this video, we’ll look at Disney California Adventure’s Halloween-themed Carthy Circle. This beautiful area is filled with spooky surprises, and we’ll show you everything to see! If you’re planning a trip to Disney California Adventure during the Halloween season, stop by Carthy Circle! This area is packed with amazing Halloween surprises, and you don’t want to miss it! Start Planning your…

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Review: Carthay Circle Restaurant

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Review: Carthay Circle Restaurant

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Review: Carthay Circle Restaurant

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What do you specifically usually do at disneyland, like do you go for the same rides or switch it up or just go for the shops/atmosphere? I am so curious what people with passes do each time haha

Oh Anon. ANON. I don’t think you understand JUST how much you’ve delighted me with this ask. This will be long, but you asked and I must answer thoroughly lol!

OKAY. SO. I am a not a big shop person when I get to Disneyland/DCA (Disney’s California Adventure) bc time is of the essence there. If something catches my eye or I just need something for the trip, then sure. But mostly I’m there for the attractions and the food. Maybe the food more at this point and using walking to the attractions as justification for all the food bc all of the calories I burn 😂 I mostly try to hit my favorite attractions but depending on how busy it is, I may do more, I may do less. I may throw in some things I don’t usually do if it’s slow enough just to be a completionist, lol. Food is where I TRY to switch it up just bc there are so many great options, but even that’s hard bc some places are just TOO good and menus change regularly so there’s always something new to try even at places you’ve been before.

Attractions:

In all seriousness, I really am constantly delighted by the attractions. Ive seen some of them a million times but it’s genuinely equally delightful to me every time. It’s a mix of nostalgia and awe for me bc Disneyland really does create a fully immersive experience in their rides but also in each land (especially Galaxy’s Edge; legit feels like being in a Star Wars film). So I love seeing those things over and over again bc there is always something new to notice. They update things pretty regularly so while it’s the same it doesn’t stay exactly the same forever. Plus they’re in the midst of rebuilding some stuff right now. They just opened the remodeled toon town with new rides and some refurbished ones and it looks great. Next year Tiana is getting her own area where splash mountain used to be which I am THRILLED for. So yeah. PLUS depending on time of year, rides change slightly (like haunted mansion during Halloween time turns to Nightmare Before Christmas), so that’s always fun.

A trip to Disney for me is not complete without having gotten on the following:

Disney side:

Indiana Jones

Pirates

Space Mountain

Haunted Mansion

Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run

Rise of the Resistance

Star Tours

Honorable mention to Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, Roger Rabbit, Big Thunder Mountain, and Peter Pan.

DCA Side:

Radiator Springs

Monster’s Inc

Soarin’

Webslingers

Little Mermaid

Honorable mention to Toy Story. I actually love that ride but that wait is always crazy long and there’s not single rider option (great tip if you wanna get on things fast, even with a group; some rides are worth riding together and some are worth just having the experience, so just hop in the single rider line and be done in 20-30 or less instead of 45+)

Now for food. That is the even bigger delight of Disneyland, and honestly, it’s DCA with the best food. They also serve alcohol on that side and are not shy with it, lol. But there is INCREDIBLE culinary throughout both parks, but DCA? Outstanding. And not just “good for theme park food,” just straight up amazing food period. The quick service food places are fine, but the restaurants are where you get the real amazing dining experiences. Carthay Circle is by far the best food I’ve had, there’s also a winery that’s very good, and pass holders get access to a terrace restaurant that is amazing. Lamplight lounge and Boardwalk Bar are also very delicious.

On the Disney side, Carnation Cafe and Cafe Orleans are incredible. Absolutely incredible. There’s pretty good food elsewhere but a lot of it is quick service, so you won’t get too much that is just mind blowing. You can also dine at the hotel restaurants which are also pretty amazing from what I hear.

Lastly, there are some cool parades and shows that I don’t mind seeing, especially if it’s one I haven’t seen before. Fantasmic is always great and it’s cool to see how it’s updated over the years. They also do shows at night in front of the castle which is always very pretty. DCA has world of color which is gorgeous, and they JUST started doing a full Rogers: The Musical show which I haven’t seen but am dying too bc I heard it’s hilarious but also kinda great?

DCA’s also good for different events like the food and wine festival or Lunar New Year. They decorate the park, they have food vendors specific to the event, and offer special food items at their food locations around the park based on the event, and even have parades or celebrations around them. This year was my first time experiencing lunar new year there and I was blown away. They also do something called Disney after dark where they’ll shut down the park early and have events for those who bought tickets to it. I’m going to one of the most popular ones this year called Oogie boogie bash. VERY excited to see what that’s all about, and special food or merch they’ll have, etc.

So yeah. There really is soooo much to explore at both parks and having a pass allows that. Bc you can’t do it on one trip. And with how much tickets for a day cost, a pass actually starts to pay for itself after the 2nd or 3rd trip. Plus discounts and parking perks.

I know that was a lot LOL! And that’s not even including all the things you can do and eat at Downtown Disney, lol! But again, a ton to do, so having a pass gives you time to do as much of it as you can without having to pay so much every time. If you go and ever need suggestions, hit me up! 😊

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Exploring the Magic of Disneyland California Adventure Park

Disneyland California Adventure Park, nestled in the heart of Anaheim, California, is a treasure trove of enchantment, thrills, and unforgettable experiences. This sister park to Disneyland is designed to celebrate the vibrant culture, history, and spirit of California, offering guests an immersive journey through diverse and exciting attractions. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned Disney enthusiast, California Adventure Park promises a magical adventure for everyone.

A Journey Through Iconic Lands California Adventure Park is divided into several distinct lands, each brimming with its unique charm and attractions:

Buena Vista Street: Step back in time to the 1920s and 1930s, a tribute to Los Angeles during the era when Walt Disney first arrived in California. Stroll along the streets lined with nostalgic shops and eateries, and don't miss the Red Car Trolley for a quaint ride through the area.

Pixar Pier: Celebrate the beloved stories and characters from Pixar Animation Studios. Enjoy thrilling rides like the Incredicoaster and Toy Story Midway Mania, meet your favorite Pixar characters, and savor delicious themed treats.

Cars Land: Immerse yourself in the world of Radiator Springs from Disney-Pixar's Cars. Experience the high-speed excitement of Radiator Springs Racers, take a leisurely drive through the town, and enjoy the whimsical atmosphere of Flo's V8 Café and Cozy Cone Motel.

Avengers Campus: For superhero fans, this is a must-visit. Join the ranks of your favorite Marvel heroes in thrilling attractions like Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure and Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT! Interact with characters like Spider-Man, Iron Man, and the Guardians themselves as you embark on heroic quests.

Grizzly Peak: Experience the great outdoors with a California twist. From the white-water rafting adventure of Grizzly River Run to the scenic beauty of the Redwood Creek Challenge Trail, this land is perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Captivating Shows and Entertainment California Adventure Park offers a variety of live shows and entertainment that bring Disney magic to life. Enjoy the spectacular "World of Color," a nighttime water and light show that illuminates Paradise Bay with stunning visuals and music. Don't miss seasonal parades, character meet-and-greets, and interactive performances that keep the spirit of Disney alive throughout the day.

Culinary Delights The park is also a haven for foodies, offering an array of dining options that cater to all tastes. From quick bites to gourmet meals, the culinary landscape at California Adventure Park is diverse and delectable. Savor the flavors of the park with options like Carthay Circle Restaurant, Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill, and the Lamplight Lounge, each providing a unique dining experience that complements the park's vibrant atmosphere.

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Disneyland Rainy Day Guide

A rainy day visit to the Happiest Place on Earth may seem dreadful, but with the right attitude and preparation, you can have a magical experience at Disneyland even when storm clouds roll in. Lower crowds paired with proper rain attire like ponchos and waterproof shoes opens the door for lower wait times, fun splashy photos, and unexpected moments of joy. Follow the tips across four key areas in this guide – rides and attractions, food and dining, entertainment, and general strategies – to make the most of your Disneyland rainy day.

Rides and Attractions When rain falls at Disneyland, outdoor rides like Alice in Wonderland and Mad Tea Party may temporarily close. But many popular, indoor rides stay open with very short lines. Focus your efforts on these rides with indoor queues during rainstorms: Disneyland - Haunted Mansion - Pirates of the Caribbean - Space Mountain - Star Tours California Adventure - Soarin' Around the World - Guardians of the Galaxy - Mission Breakout - Toy Story Midway Mania If an outdoor ride is still operating, hop on and enjoy the extra splash! Rollercoasters like Incredicoaster, Matterhorn Bobsleds, and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad can be a blast in the rain if you don’t mind getting wet. Check the Disneyland app for closures before making ride plans.

Food and Dining Stay dry while grabbing a bite at covered quick service and table service restaurants. Top rainy day dining picks include: Disneyland - Plaza Inn - Alien Pizza Planet - Rancho del Zocalo California Adventure - Award Wieners - Smokejumpers Grill - Carthay Circle Restaurant Or pick up a hot coffee to warm up with while waiting out showers. Mobile order food when possible to minimize wait times outdoors. Entertainment While rain may cancel fireworks and parades, you can still catch shows like Mickey and the Magical Map at the Fantasyland Theatre or head to the Golden Horseshoe for laughs at the comedy and magic show. Character meet and greets also often move indoors. Check the Disneyland app for updates.

Tips and Strategies Come equipped with ponchos, umbrellas, waterproof shoes, extra socks, plastic bags for wet items, and small towels. Use indoor attractions and dining as a chance to dry off and warm up before heading back out into the rain. Make dining reservations in advance to guarantee covered seating. Check for ride closures and entertainment changes in the Disneyland app before finalizing plans. And most of all, embrace the rain - splash in puddles, capture colorful photos, and make the most of short lines and small crowds.

FAQ Will I get a refund if it rains? Disneyland tickets are non-refundable, even for rain. You can cancel unused date-specific tickets up to the day before for a partial refund, but no refunds are given for weather on the date of visit. What rides close in the rain? Outdoor rollercoasters and rides may temporarily close due to rain, especially with lightning present. Indoor dark rides and attractions with covered queues usually stay open. Check the Disneyland app upon arrival for the most up-to-date list of closures. What rain gear should I bring? Bring compact umbrellas, waterproof ponchos, jackets or raincoats, waterproof shoes, plastic bags, extra socks, and small towels. Wear lightweight, quick-dry clothing as an extra base layer. Pack extra clothes to change into if needed after getting wet.

Conclusion With the right mindset and preparation, rain doesn't have to dampen the magic at Disneyland. Embrace splashy fun on open rides, take advantage of low crowds and short lines, and seek shelter in covered attractions, dining, and entertainment. Follow the tips in this guide to make the most of your Disneyland rainy day visit. A little rain never hurt anyone - now grab those ponchos and umbrellas and get ready to splash the day away at The Happiest Place on Earth! Read the full article

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In celebration of the 2023 Food & Wine Festival at DCA, Mickey is the anchor tenant on this trash can salt & pepper shaker. Accented by lime, pink, and dark blue colors, "The Dude with the Food" stands in front of the Carthay Circle Restaurant in an "Amazingly Sweet" way. // Salt & Pepper Shaker, Disney California Adventure, Food & Wine Festival, 2023 [Source: Troy. Used by Permission.]

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Had a wonderful lunch in the gorgeous Carthay Circle restaurant.

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Review: Carthay Circle Restaurant

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A Gloomy Night at Carthay Circle by Matthew Cooper I was very fortunate on my trip to Disneyland to get a mix of different skies. I was told the skies would be cloudy like this one, but I experienced clear skies, mixed skies, and cloudy skies. This included some interesting sunsets as well. As for this sky, I like the texture this sky presented, and it’s a cool compliment to Carthay Circle restaurant. I made a rare crop on this photo as I felt I shot it too wide and the composition was hurting because of it. Still, one lucky photographer on the far right has been forever immortalized in my photo.

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Walt & Mickey Survey Carthay Circle by Matthew Cooper Via Flickr: Here’s another shot from my first night at Disney California Adventure. They weren’t quite done putting up the seasonal purple lights yet so it’s kind of a unique shot. Unfortunately, this was also the night security was pushing very hard so it’s one of very few photos I got from the night. I guess it turned out alright for a rush job. Enjoy. Sign up for my newsletter at www.thetimethespace.com TheTimeTheSpace - My Portfolio | Facebook | Tumblr | Instagram | Twitter | www.travelnoob.net | Institute of Disney Photography