Checked Disneyland website today 5/18 at 2:30pm and they have opened up new park reservations for the rest of May and June when it was sold out. No new dining options open yet, waiting for the Carnation Cafe!
I think once they lift restrictions, anyone; vaccinated or not will be able to come. The vaccination required is arbitrary when it doesn’t stop transmission only lessens your ability to get very ill.
No they should definitely require you to be vaccinated. They had that horrible measles outbreak a few years ago and babies who were too young to get vaccinated became really sick. Vaccines save lives. Spread your anti-science rhetoric elsewhere.
Don’t be in a rush to open up and please continue to protect Ca. citizens by not allowing out of state visitors. Honor your hometown and your homestate
I wish 50% capacity was considered 100% because pre-covid capacity was horrible. So crowded that you couldn’t even walk at a normal pace, ride lines were an hour long (even longer for popular attractions) & finding a table to eat took some time itself. I’m all for opening up to everyone to enjoy, just at a new normal smaller amount.
Give it another couple of months and then there will be absolutely no reason to not open up to non Californian residents. I still think capacity should not be at 100% because it get way to crowded. Please bring back max passes
Comments for Disneyland Gets Green Light to Increase Capacity
Tish
Checked Disneyland website today 5/18 at 2:30pm and they have opened up new park reservations for the rest of May and June when it was sold out. No new dining options open yet, waiting for the Carnation Cafe!
David Simpson
As long as Disneyland is limited to CA residents, I don’t care what they do, it doesn’t impact anyone outside the state
Susie
Congrats Disneyland!!! Time to open to vaccinated out of state visitors that have family in California!
Natasha
I think once they lift restrictions, anyone; vaccinated or not will be able to come. The vaccination required is arbitrary when it doesn’t stop transmission only lessens your ability to get very ill.
Mila
No they should definitely require you to be vaccinated. They had that horrible measles outbreak a few years ago and babies who were too young to get vaccinated became really sick. Vaccines save lives. Spread your anti-science rhetoric elsewhere.
Fran
I’m a nurse. Vaccines protect you from getting horribly sick when/if you were to get infected. They do not stop you from spreading any illness.
KAH
I do & don’t care about capacity! It’s a given…
But, when will they start the “TRAM” service! It should have started by now…js
George
I hope they bring back Maxpass if they’re increasing capacity.
On the tram service, I would think all of the drivers coming back could be recertified by now. So not sure why it’s still not running.
Marilyn L Khalid
Open up now enough
Marilyn L Khalud
Enough open now
Cathy
Don’t be in a rush to open up and please continue to protect Ca. citizens by not allowing out of state visitors. Honor your hometown and your homestate
Yo Pops
Your compassion is breathtaking.
Frances
I wish 50% capacity was considered 100% because pre-covid capacity was horrible. So crowded that you couldn’t even walk at a normal pace, ride lines were an hour long (even longer for popular attractions) & finding a table to eat took some time itself. I’m all for opening up to everyone to enjoy, just at a new normal smaller amount.
Lori
Give it another couple of months and then there will be absolutely no reason to not open up to non Californian residents. I still think capacity should not be at 100% because it get way to crowded. Please bring back max passes
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