Disneyland Park
The original park, with classic attractions, characters and lands such as Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.

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We help you decide how many days you need, which ticket works best and how to combine hotels, flights, transportation and parks.
Two destinations, six theme parks
California is the original, compact resort; Orlando is a larger experience that usually deserves several days.
Two parks facing each other, easy to combine with a stay in Anaheim and Los Angeles.
The original park, with classic attractions, characters and lands such as Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.
Disney, Pixar and Marvel stories, featuring Cars Land and experiences for different ages.
Four theme parks, hotels and countless ways to build a complete vacation.
The castle, classic attractions and the most recognizable Disney experience.
Technology, festivals, food and pavilions inspired by countries around the world.
Star Wars, Toy Story and experiences inspired by film and television.
Nature, wildlife and worlds such as Pandora – The World of Avatar.
Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach operate according to schedule and season.
Movies, adventure and new worlds
Hollywood brings everything together in one park; Orlando offers three theme parks and one water park.
A theme park built into a working film studio and easy to add to a Los Angeles vacation.
Includes the Studio Tour, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Jurassic World and SUPER NINTENDO WORLD.
A multi-day destination with hotels, CityWalk and four different park experiences.
Movies, characters, Minion Land and Diagon Alley within the world of Harry Potter.
Thrilling attractions, Jurassic Park, Marvel and Hogsmeade.
The newest park, with SUPER NINTENDO WORLD, Dark Universe, How to Train Your Dragon and Ministry of Magic.
A themed water park that combines fun with time to relax.
Tickets, requirements, attractions and operating hours may change. We review the latest conditions for your travel dates before you book.
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