Disney Crowds Vanish, Theme Parks "Total Ghost Town" as Summer Begins

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Crowds walking down Main Street, U.S.A. at Disneyland Park.

Credit: The Fun Chronicles, Flickr

7 Comments

  1. Scott C.

    Now is the time for DISNEY to return to WALT’S original intent for the Park – Nit to make $$$’ by overcharging but attending a Park where working families could afford doing so- thus was lost in the 1980’s esp after Disney bought Non-family movie companies!
    I have been waiting for sequence ride at the Park of the movie with Travolta and Sam Jackson where ever other word as the “F” word, and people surprised it was owned by Disney!

    1. C.Skillman

      Sad what Disney has become. Walt would to so ashamed.

  2. Chris B

    6 days until summer begins. Look at a calendar.

  3. William Blakeslee

    I guess I was lucky enough to ride Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland Paris two months ago.

    As for Disneyland California, perhaps if the crowds are low during the summer, it’s best to bring the admission prices down so people who can’t afford the high admission prices as it stands now.

    Disneyland California’s weather is no worse than the summer weather at Disney World in Florida. No high humidity and thunderstorms every day of the week.

  4. Was at Disneyland last week and it was very very crowded. If we didn’t have the LL we would have not been able to to much. Lines for food were also very long.

  5. M.Fisch

    Not true. Disney is never a ghost town. Florida or California. Was there last week and it was as crowded as ever. Been to both coasts numerous times over the last 50 years and have only once seen it not crowded. The day before an expected hurricane in Florida. Even then it was no ghost town. Stop this dumb narrative.

  6. Lynda Gizzi

    We were there last week and it was so empty. Completely wonderful to visit!!

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