THanks so much for the information. I had NO idea that it was going to be like this. I foolishly thought we could just go at 5:30 am and just wait in line. I thought going 1 1/2 hours early to get fast passes for RSR was worth it but 8 hours overnight isn't worth it to me. My daughter understands too. I was thinking a better plan of action was to go AFTER all the people were let in at 6 am. My bigger concern was that the park will be at capacity. So once you are in, you are in. Our plan was to just stay at Disneyland and shop, eat and get on the rides when we can. I hope it's not TOO terrible?
Also, people will be distributed between both parks, unlike last time.
Disneyland has different levels of closure. I didn't include every detail, but in general it goes something like this:
1. They stop selling single day tickets.
2. They stop selling any kind of tickets.
3. Only those who have already entered the parks for the day and have a hand stamp are let in.
4. No one is allowed into the park, although if you're waiting for re-entry you can still line up at the gates. When enough people have left, others are let back in.
Disneyland reached level 4 for the leap day event.
When it's that crowded finding parking can definitely be a challenge because lots do close. Traffic around the resort is nuts too. When I said it was taking us 20+ minutes to get from intersection to intersection on leap day I wasn't exaggerating!
I'm hoping to go to the parks at around 6 or 7 granted its not already at capacity *fingers crossed* which lot do you suggest we park at if we go at that time and its not at capacity. I am thinking the structure will be close to full so I don't think I want to even attempt. Any ideas?
Well I asked around here before, and they said the park doesn't hit capacity till much later, unless you mean 6-7 PM then yea they might be at full capacity
Yes I mean PM. Sorry I forgot to put that. Not use to the park being open early.