Disneyland Resort News

SeaWorld San Diego has announced plans for a new 3-acre aquarium based attraction. Ocean Explorer will feature aquariums filled with octopuses, spider crabs and hundreds of jellyfish, plus 5 rides, including the signature submarine ride that will travel through the area. There will also be a wave-swinger ride themed as a jellyfish where guests will … SeaWorld San Diego announces new attraction

Anthology Candles of Charleston, South Carolina has released a Disney Parks and Resorts Series of candles inspired by smells you would experience during your Disneyland vacation. The line includes the pineapple goodness of a Dole Whip, the warm cinnamon of Churros, and the pine trees and citrus of Soarin’.  Additional candles are themed to the … New candles bring the smell of Disneyland home

In advance of the April 7th opening of a new Harry Potter themed area, Universal Studios Hollywood has implemented a new pricing structure for online ticket sales. The price for a ticket purchased at the gate is $95, however by purchasing online, guests can now save between $5 and $20, depending on the demand for … Universal Studios Hollywood adopts new pricing model

The Disneyland Resort has announced several special events throughout the month of February created especially for Annual Passholders. Passholders will be able to enjoy screenings of Disney animated shorts at the Main Street Opera House in Disneyland Park and Stage 17 and the Blue Sky Cellar in Disney California Adventure.  At the Opera House and … Disneyland announces Annual Passholder celebration

Beginning Thursday, there will be a few changes to the PhotoPass Service at the Disneyland Resort. One major change is a new website for both Disneyland Resort and Aulani guests.  Guests who are working on projects, such as photobooks, will need to complete them before midnight (Pacific) on Wednesday as unfinished projects will not transfer. … New PhotoPass website and mobile access coming for Disneyland guests

The Pope House, a 1920s house that was moved backstage during the construction of Disneyland in the 1950s, has been relocated once again. Well before Disneyland opened, Owen and Dolly Pope were hired by Walt Disney to care for the horses and other animals that would work at Disneyland.  The Popes (and their ponies) moved … Historic Disneyland building moved to a new location