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Disneyland Dropping Indoor Mask Rule

Disneyland will soon end its face mask rule for vaccinated guests, following a similar policy change at Walt Disney World. This covers details on the dropping of health safety protocol, what else has changed, exceptions to changes, our commentary, and answers to frequently asked questions about implications for everything else. This comes as California has ended

OG Soarin’ Returns in March 2022!

Soarin’ Over California is returning for another limited run beginning on March 4, 2022. This occurs simultaneous with the start of DCA’s Food & Wine Festival, which runs through April 26, 2022. However, an end date for the attraction has not yet been announced–meaning it could run through summer, or even forever. The return of

Disneyland Genie+ Lightning Lane Ride Ranks

Here’s our list of Lightning Lane ride rankings for Disneyland, with how you should prioritize the 12 attractions that offer line skipping access. This offers recommendations for the paid FastPass and MaxPass replacement based upon a combination of time-saved and how quickly reservations fill up. The idea behind this post is giving you the tools

What’s Returning to Disneyland in 2022

“When will Disneyland bring back Fantasmic, World of Color, parades, stage shows, or ____?” have become common questions, with fans wondering when things will get back to normal. This post offers a predicted return timeline for Disney California Adventure and Disneyland. (Updated February 1, 2022.) Basically, we’re going to consolidate the answers to all of

Review: Cafe Orleans Restaurant at Disneyland

Cafe Orleans is a table service restaurant in Disneyland’s New Orleans Square with a Creole-inspired menu. It features both indoor and outdoor seating, and price-wise falls between two other nearby restaurants: the excellent French Market and Blue Bayou, which is “in” Pirates of the Caribbean. Cuisine-wise, Cafe Orleans is the best of the three restaurants,

Best New & Reimagined Things of 2021

It was another roller coaster year for theme parks. As the phased reopening continued, normalcy started to return–albeit at a relatively slow pace. Consequently, some of the new attractions, entertainment, and other additions slated to debut in time for Walt Disney World’s 50th Anniversary were pushed off until 2022 or 2023. Nevertheless, we’re all about