Disneyland Entertainment Schedule - Performances Missing?

[sdlipton]

DIS'ers,

My DW, DS and I will be headed down to DLR the 2nd weekend of December and we started to plan our days so we went to the Disneyland Calendar site to look at entertainment options. Low and behold we found entertainment offerings such as the Royal Street Bachelors, Billy Hill and the Hillbillies, the Dapper Dans, and the Voice of Liberty MISSING from the Disneyland calendar for our travel dates.

Thinking that we must just not be close enough, we found that in fact, these entertainment offerings are not even listed for this coming weekend (November 2nd - 4th). This is of course in direct contrast to the entertainment listings for DCA where they helpfully list almost EVERYTHING that is offered along with the times.

Anyone have any insight as to the discrepancy? Are these entertainment offerings that show up on the daily schedule you receive at the park purposefully left off the online calendar? Is the schedule SO fluid that Disney doesn't put them online? Are these offerings NO LONGER offered at Disneyland (Yes, I know this is highly unlikely because we see the Royal Street Bachelors and Dapper Dans at EVERY trip we go on)?

Thanks in advance,

 

[Zbugz]

DIS'ers,

My DW, DS and I will be headed down to DLR the 2nd weekend of December and we started to plan our days so we went to the Disneyland Calendar site to look at entertainment options. Low and behold we found entertainment offerings such as the Royal Street Bachelors, Billy Hill and the Hillbillies, the Dapper Dans, and the Voice of Liberty MISSING from the Disneyland calendar for our travel dates.

Thinking that we must just not be close enough, we found that in fact, these entertainment offerings are not even listed for this coming weekend (November 2nd - 4th). This is of course in direct contrast to the entertainment listings for DCA where they helpfully list almost EVERYTHING that is offered along with the times.

Anyone have any insight as to the discrepancy? Are these entertainment offerings that show up on the daily schedule you receive at the park purposefully left off the online calendar? Is the schedule SO fluid that Disney doesn't put them online? Are these offerings NO LONGER offered at Disneyland (Yes, I know this is highly unlikely because we see the Royal Street Bachelors and Dapper Dans at EVERY trip we go on)?

Thanks in advance,

When you are on the park hours page for the individual day, you need to check the box for park atmosphere entertainment on the left to see Royal Street Bachelors, etc.

As far as I know Billy Hill is not showing up on the calendar for November.

 

[Royal Consort]

DIS'ers,

My DW, DS and I will be headed down to DLR the 2nd weekend of December and we started to plan our days so we went to the Disneyland Calendar site to look at entertainment options. Low and behold we found entertainment offerings such as the Royal Street Bachelors, Billy Hill and the Hillbillies, the Dapper Dans, and the Voice of Liberty MISSING from the Disneyland calendar for our travel dates.

Thinking that we must just not be close enough, we found that in fact, these entertainment offerings are not even listed for this coming weekend (November 2nd - 4th). This is of course in direct contrast to the entertainment listings for DCA where they helpfully list almost EVERYTHING that is offered along with the times.

Anyone have any insight as to the discrepancy? Are these entertainment offerings that show up on the daily schedule you receive at the park purposefully left off the online calendar? Is the schedule SO fluid that Disney doesn't put them online? Are these offerings NO LONGER offered at Disneyland (Yes, I know this is highly unlikely because we see the Royal Street Bachelors and Dapper Dans at EVERY trip we go on)?

Thanks in advance,

It has been doing my head in. There are no christmas parade or Fantasmic times listed for our Dec dates. We leave for the US (we're in Australia) very shortly and are visiting other places before Disney so I only have a small window left to plan around these entertainment options. I had wanted to make dinner reservations around the shows but I've just left it all blank now. It makes it really frustrating. Most likely we won't know what's scheduled until we get to Disneyland. For WDW everything needs to be planned WAY too far in advance and Disneyland appears the complete opposite. If you averaged both parks out you'd get a comfortable window