News Disneyland Resort 2025 Event Calendar

[DCBaker]

Full details at the link below:

Disneyland Resort 2025 Event Dates and Details - Disney Parks Blog

Since 1955, Walt Disney’s original park has been The Happiest Place on Earth for guests of all ages, visiting from around the world. And 2025 is going to be a year like no other! Today we are thrilled to share what’s to come to the Disneyland Resort in 2025, including the start date and details

disneyparksblog.com

 

[Disney Analyst]

70th decor concept:

 

[CaptinEO]

Pixar Fest was definitely a bust and no one was buying the food colored offerings. Not surprised they took out their summer food event.

 

[truecoat]

51 separately ticketed upcharge nights not including Christmas.

 

[waltography]

Crazy that Season of the Force has clung on long enough to become a recurring theme at the resort.

Pixar Fest was definitely a bust and no one was buying the food colored offerings. Not surprised they took out their summer food event.

The offerings were cute and I enjoyed everything I ate, but it went on for way too long and there was no incentive to keep trying the food without a Sip and Savor pass. Moreover, the food/drink/dessert balance was way off across the booths (something that the other festivals are also starting to feel too). DCA having LNY, F&W, and FotH is more than enough for the year.

51 separately ticketed upcharge nights not including Christmas.

Oogie Boogie Bash has become quite the behemoth. I hope the events and live entertainment teams start delivering on the ideas they've been teasing in after-party questionnaires because this might be the year we skip the party.

 

[mickEblu]

Pixar Fest was definitely a bust and no one was buying the food colored offerings. Not surprised they took out their summer food event.

True but I guess we’ll never know if they took the hint or if it’s because of the 70th celebration kicking off the summer. I guess we’ll find out in 2027.

 

[Disney Irish]

True but I guess we’ll never know if they took the hint or if it’s because of the 70th celebration kicking off the summer. I guess we’ll find out in 2027.

Don't count Summer 2026 out just yet as the 70th celebration will be long in the tooth by then.

 

[mickEblu]

Don't count Summer 2026 out just yet as the 70th celebration will be long in the tooth by then.

Yeah I thought about that. Hopefully it just goes away or just stays at DCA. I want my red,white n blue bunting on Main Street

 

[DCBaker]

Tickets for Disneyland After Dark: Sweethearts’ Nite and Disneyland After Dark: 90s Nite go on sale to all guests on December 12.

Pre-sale tickets for Inspire Key holders will begin December 10, 2024, no earlier than 9am PT. All Magic Key holders will have access to pre-sale tickets on December 11, 2024.

Prices for Disneyland After Dark: Sweethearts’ Nite:

January 21: 
$149
January 23: 
$159
January 28: 
$149
February 4: 
$149
February 6: 
$159
February 9: $179
February 11: 
$179
February 13: 
$179

Prices for Disneyland After Dark: 90s Nite:

March 4 and 6: $149

 

[CaptinEO]

True but I guess we’ll never know if they took the hint or if it’s because of the 70th celebration kicking off the summer. I guess we’ll find out in 2027.

I'd imagine there wouldn't be a food event for the 70th with the booths but it is possible.

 

[mickEblu]

I'd imagine there wouldn't be a food event for the 70th with the booths but it is possible.

If they won’t kill it I’m at least hoping they just keep it at DCA. Definitely doesn’t need to be at Disneyland.

 

[CaptinEO]

If they won’t kill it I’m at least hoping they just keep it at DCA. Definitely doesn’t need to be at Disneyland.

I find the seasonal food items in regular counter service places (not the booths) end up being much better and are normal sized portions.

That being said the "celebration" may be the "disneyland resort celebration" and include california adventure.

 

[mickEblu]

I find the seasonal food items in regular counter service places (not the booths) end up being much better and are normal sized portions.

That being said the "celebration" may be the "disneyland resort celebration" and include california adventure.

For sure they are. Probably for no other reason than the fact that they are attached to actual kitchens.

 

[CaptinEO]

For sure they are. Probably for no other reason than the fact that they are attached to actual kitchens.

Very true, much better than heat lamps and steamers in small builings.

 

[DLR92]

I have to say Mickey and Minnie look so cute in traditional Korean hanbok.

 

[asianway]

Crazy that Season of the Force has clung on long enough to become a recurring theme at the resort.


The offerings were cute and I enjoyed everything I ate, but it went on for way too long and there was no incentive to keep trying the food without a Sip and Savor pass. Moreover, the food/drink/dessert balance was way off across the booths (something that the other festivals are also starting to feel too). DCA having LNY, F&W, and FotH is more than enough for the year.


Oogie Boogie Bash has become quite the behemoth. I hope the events and live entertainment teams start delivering on the ideas they've been teasing in after-party questionnaires because this might be the year we skip the party.

What were they teasing? Missed that

 

[PiratesMansion]

I'm so excited that my spring break is BEFORE Season of the Force.

Perhaps it's cool if you're into Star Wars, I suppose, but on the other hand, perhaps it would be prudent for someone at Disneyland to examine the fact that I have expressed relief that one of their "special events" isn't happening when I'm visiting multiple times, and have cancelled trips if one is happening that I hate when I would otherwise be a shoe-in to visit.

 

[mickEblu]

I'm so excited that my spring break is BEFORE Season of the Force.

Perhaps it's cool if you're into Star Wars, I suppose, but on the other hand, perhaps it would be prudent for someone at Disneyland to examine the fact that I have expressed relief that one of their "special events" isn't happening when I'm visiting multiple times, and have cancelled trips if one is happening that I hate when I would otherwise be a shoe-in to visit.

You know, the fact that you’ve been to all (or almost all?) the Disney parks worldwide and you choose to go Disneyland a couple times a year (and seemingly never Disney World) really doesn’t help motivate this DL AP of 10+ years to shell out 10k for his first WDW trip. Haha

 

[Touchdown]

You know, the fact that you’ve been to all (or almost all?) the Disney parks worldwide and you choose to go Disneyland a couple times a year (and seemingly never Disney World) really doesn’t help motivate this DL AP of 10+ years to shell out 10k for his first WDW trip. Haha

I’m hitting my first international park later this year but have been AP/MK holders at both US parks, experiencing Epcot and AK plus the vastness of WDW is worth at least one trip. Each resort has its pluses and minuses, not sure how you all do the same thing year in year out, I enjoy my variety and rotating between DL, WDW and Universal Orlando.

 

[mickEblu]

I’m hitting my first international park later this year but have been AP/MK holders at both US parks, experiencing Epcot and AK plus the vastness of WDW is worth at least one trip. Each resort has its pluses and minuses, not sure how you all do the same thing year in year out, I enjoy my variety and rotating between DL, WDW and Universal Orlando.

Not sure who “you all” is? I’m not spending money vacationing at Disney parks. I’m an annual pass holder at a local park. I vacation elsewhere. Would love to go to WDW. Just hasnt been the right timing through the years for various reasons. I should probably be going in the next 2 years.