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Credit: Inside the MagicWhen Guests go to Disneyland Resort, there is one thing that you can almost always encounter: crowds.
With some many people wanting to experience the Happiest Place on Earth, the crowds are only continuing to grow and return to pre-pandemic levels. Magic Key Holders have been struggling to get Park Passes, even at the highest tier, which shows that the demand is back. Plus, with Avengers Campus now at Disney California Adventure and Toontown gearing up for a refurbishment, the reasons to hit up the original California-based Park will only continue to grow.
Although the crowds will not ruin a vacation by any means, sometimes, it is nice to find a way to escape them, especially in a pandemic world. Well, luckily, there are some hidden areas that you can go to escape the hustle and bustle of the parks! TikToker David Vaughn (@thedavidvaughn) has been revealing his insider knowledge about the Disney Parks as a massive fan and avid park-goer himself.
In the video, David highlights the eating area, which is located just outside the Park gates. There is plenty of seating to the left of the Park’s entrance, as well as a locker storage rental. With Disneyland Park and DCA being located next to each other, this spot can be used for either Park!
The hidden Disneyland picnic area is surprisingly easy to miss #disneyland #disney #disneyparks
@thedavidvaughn The hidden Disneyland picnic area is surprisingly easy to miss #disneyland #disney #disneyparks
Now that the holidays have taken over Disneyland, knowing a spot that is off the beaten track will only help you enjoy your time even better! Recently, we discovered that Disneyland Hotel would also be receiving some updates! Considering both that Resort and Disney’s Grand Californian are both walking distance to the Parks, booking yourself a hotel room is also another great way to have your own private Disney area!
Do you know any other secret spots at the Disney Parks?
Let the expert team at Academy Travel help you plan your next magical vacation to Disneyland Resort. What about Walt Disney World Resort’s four theme parks — Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios — and the Disney Springs shopping and dining district!