Looking for old park times guides to help planning

[TigerLaw]

Does anyone know where I can find copies of the Disneyland and DCA times guides from prior years to help figure out some planning questions I have?

Specifically I'm looking for October and November from 2019,but just generally is there a location where are old ones are stored?

Thanks for the help!

 

[B3rlingirl]

Do you mean something like this: https://www.disboards.com/threads/historical-dlr-park-hours-entertainment-and-refurbs.2291124/

 

[TigerLaw]

Kind of. I am looking for PDFs of the actual times guides. They are more detailed. Thanks though.

 

[theluckyrabbit]

Does anyone know where I can find copies of the Disneyland and DCA times guides from prior years to help figure out some planning questions I have?

Specifically I'm looking for October and November from 2019,but just generally is there a location where are old ones are stored?

Thanks for the help!

Can you say what you're looking for specifically? I might be able to go back to look up what you want.

 

[TigerLaw]

Can you say what you're looking for specifically? I might be able to go back to look up what you want.

I am just trying to see what the entertainment and other activities were for the end of October beginning of November of last year, nothing specific. Right now we are planning a trip around Halloween time. I can find the current ones like the picture below just not the older versions.

Thanks for the help!

 

[theluckyrabbit]

Well, we know for certain the last OBB should be in DCA on Saturday, 10/31. So DCA will close early to non-party guests and DL should be open later. DL should have Halloween Screams at 9:30 pm, barring any cancellation due to high winds. We don't have any official schedule for OBB yet -- last year was Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays -- this year could be the same or not -- still waiting, waiting, waiting for word on that... And if this current health scare keeps going, there may be lots of entertainment cuts coming to make up for the loss in profits. Hopefully not, but it wouldn't surprise me.