Can you ride everything in Disneyland in ONE day?

[jlmarr]

We WILL be live tweeting at https://twitter.com/OneDayDisney

As of this moment they've almost done it! Two rides left...

 

[jory29]

As of this moment they've almost done it! Two rides left...

WHOA!!!! WOW!! Very very happy for the OP!! And, I have to add...
Wow. You totally rock!!

 

[CalgaryTroy]

Congrats Ellie!
looked like fun, thanks for sharing/tweeting.
Can you post the checklist you had? I liked seeing that....

T

 

[TheChapman6]

So cool wish I was there!

 

[Tasscrapper]

Congratulations! Amazing.

 

[rmonty02]

Congratulations!!

 

[GatorChris]

If you did it, you're probably not awake yet! The only way it can be done is if you skip all those great shows and don't wait for a good spot for the parade or fireworks. If all that good stuff (to me, the best stuff) is cut, then all those rides are doable. Barely.

 

[bakerudall]

If you did it, you're probably not awake yet! The only way it can be done is if you skip all those great shows and don't wait for a good spot for the parade or fireworks. If all that good stuff (to me, the best stuff) is cut, then all those rides are doable. Barely.

According to their twitter feed, they were able to do all the rides, including the train and both boats, plus the fireworks, parade, fantasmic, and candlelight processional. It sounds like they even did FP's for Anna and Elsa.

Oh, to be young again...

 

[Hojoanaheim]

Wow!!!! You guys did it?!!! YOU SO TOTALLY ROCK, DUDE!! Any tips for anyone else who would like to do this too?

Kriss

 

[Indiana Scott]

I don't believe you could partake in every attraction in one day and if you did, it would not be much fun to do so. At that pace you'd miss the wonderful things beside rides that DLR has to offer.
On another (lesser) forum, a wise member has in his signature that Disneyland is meant to be sipped, not gulped.
I think that's a fair way to put it.

 

[JenKate]

I don't believe you could partake in every attraction in one day and if you did, it would not be much fun to do so. At that pace you'd miss the wonderful things beside rides that DLR has to offer.
On another (lesser) forum, a wise member has in his signature that Disneyland is meant to be sipped, not gulped.
I think that's a fair way to put it.

Eh, to each his own. We're doing a whirlwind trip next time, ti's the only time we could get all 30 of us there. (We do a trip every year with my husband's entire family - parents, kids (6 total) spouses (6 of those too!) and kids.) So we'll do one day at Disney, one Halloween party and one DCA day. We may not hit EVERY ride, but we'll try. And we'll have 5 kids 18 months and younger. Sometimes you make do with what you have - and what a fun memory!

 

[beachdreamr1229]

You can absolutely do everything in one day, IF you plan really well and don't take much of a break (and have a lot of stamina). I've done it a few times. Make use of single rider for some of the rides with longer lines. It will help. Enjoy and let us know how it goes!

 

[disneygrandma]

Would you please post the timeline of when/what/how you did everything? I would like to see what all we did wrong.

Congrats! and thanks for posting that additional info.

 

[disneychrista]

"Back in the Day" we used to go to Disneyland for one day. And while I don't know that we did EVERY ride, we certainly got the majority of the rides done, some multiple times. I can remember go on Matterhorn & Thunder Mountain over & over & over with little to no wait. This was mid-May, in the early 80's.

 

[jlmarr]

Would you please post the timeline of when/what/how you did everything? I would like to see what all we did wrong.

Congrats! and thanks for posting that additional info.

Have you looked at their Twitter link? That was pretty exhaustive I thought. Pictures and everything.