Top Ten Worst Things About Disneyland
When I went to Florida, everyone had gone back to school, so nothing was crowded. Although my family never went to Disneyland, our hotel was a five minute walk away from the entrance. And it wasn't the hotel in the resort (if there is one).
This was actually especially true when it 1st opened. It was originally meant to open with a capacity of 11K people, but 28,526 people went there due to counterfeit tickets being sold. There was even a 7 mile traffic jam.
Nobody likes being crowded by a bunch of random people.
I have never been there, but I did hear it was expensive from my friends. Even the admission ticket!
$14 for a small plush Perry the Platypus? It was like $2 at the mall in my hometown!
I paid $8 for 1 corn dog and a small bag of chips. That DID NOT include a drink.
In Disney land is not too bad but disney world is also humid so it feels even hotter
My cousins and I got sunburnt at Disneyland. Mine was worse.
Agreed! Anaheim gets ridiculously hot year round
The lines are especially long on some rides, such as Space Mountain having a 90 minute or 2 hour wait, and Splash Mountain having also a 2 hour wait.
Incredicoaster’s was 4 hours on opening, and when Radiator Springs opened, wait times were 6 hours long, and when Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout opened, wait times were 7 hours.
That depends on your health, skill, planning, preparation, and stamina.
Some people, like me, can definitely walk many miles, but others, just have too much trouble.
And especially to those people, including those with diabetes, their feet can hurt the most.
Now the hardest way to walk at Disney is during the Parkeology Challenge, where you go on every ride in 1 operating day, and that’s said to be like running a marathon throughout the entire operating day.
My cousin's feet and my feet hurt after the day. 2 of my cousins were lucky. They got to ride a stroller around!
I swear the Disneyland in California will have you waiting an hour to find a parking spot.
They have Fastpass but even if you have one they still make you wait
My sister, cousins, and I waited in line for 2 hours for Radiator Springs and it decided to break down. We were so mad that we left. We went back later and it was working again and we rode it.
This doesn't happen that much. But it sucks when it does.
Once I was stuck on California screaming.
My feet were hurting from standing in line and walking all day long!
The Newcomers
True. Disney tries to ban profanity, but SoCal has lots of dirty people.
Something that annoys me in everyday life
When my family and I went to Disneyland there was a party of 11 of us: 5 adults, 1 college kid, 3 teenagers and 2 preschool/school age kids. We split up the majority of the time. We just met up during the night.
They closed down the People Mover, Luigi's Flying Tires and Tower of Terror, which is replaced with Guardians of the Galaxy Mission Breakout, which is the worst Disneyland ride of all time.
Disney made such a stupid decision to close one of their best rides and replace it with some stupid and lacking in quality and originality.
It's just a form of huge unnecessary advertisement and cash.
It's all George Lucas's fault he decided to sell Star Wars to Disney, what a waste of his talent and work, and Disney is over relying on sci-if movies too much.
Well Walt Disney himself did say that the park was meant for the whole family. Which means kids & adults though. However he said all together & some rides aren't for everybody though.
90 minutes for Space Mountain and Star Tours, and also 1 HOUR for "It's a Small World"
Well, that depends on the rides, some have highly shaded lines, but others are shadeless, like for example, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Autopia and Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage.
Not to mention being outside longer and when it’s hot makes it worse.