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Oh the crowds last night were frightful.
T'was the last night of Holiday AP crowds, and boy was it packed! All parade viewing near capacity as early as an hour and a half before showtime. Hour+ lines even during night time entertainment did not help either. But when the snow came down and the fireworks went KABOOM, all was well and peacefull in the Disneyland Resort... [[well, except for Murphy.... he still has issues]]. Disneyland has been making use of their light-up, box-looking signs giving directions to the different lands, and it was ropes galore from 8PM on. Fantasmic water screens were left on after the fireworks for unconfirmed reasons (supposedly dealing with Murphy). Looking on the bright side, I didn't have to use my jacket once with everyone breathing on me.
T'was the last night of Holiday AP crowds, and boy was it packed! All parade viewing near capacity as early as an hour and a half before showtime. Hour+ lines even during night time entertainment did not help either. But when the snow came down and the fireworks went KABOOM, all was well and peacefull in the Disneyland Resort... [[well, except for Murphy.... he still has issues]]. Disneyland has been making use of their light-up, box-looking signs giving directions to the different lands, and it was ropes galore from 8PM on. Fantasmic water screens were left on after the fireworks for unconfirmed reasons (supposedly dealing with Murphy). Looking on the bright side, I didn't have to use my jacket once with everyone breathing on me.
We'll start in New Orleans and work our way into fantasyland from there.
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Friday, December 18th was the last day of the Holiday season for all Southern California annual passes.
Merry Christmas!
EDIT: If you have a Southern California AP and have yet to visit, you infact have exactly 1 more day of the Holiday season, and that is Sunday, January 3rd. This will be the last day of Disneyland's Christmas festivities. For those with a select pass, you are blocked until Monday, January 4th, the first day of non-christmas season.
EDIT: If you have a Southern California AP and have yet to visit, you infact have exactly 1 more day of the Holiday season, and that is Sunday, January 3rd. This will be the last day of Disneyland's Christmas festivities. For those with a select pass, you are blocked until Monday, January 4th, the first day of non-christmas season.
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I LOVE that last shot of the Mickey shells during the fireworks. Great job on these, and thanks for the update. I'm headed in next Tuesday as my sister and family is visiting from out of town. It will be interesting to see how the crowds compare. We went last year during the two week crazy period and it was a zoo.
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