Riding out Hurricane Dorian at Disneyland

[2 Pinks]

More specifically, be on Rte. 66 just before sunset -- Google for the time on the day of -- then be on Rte. 66 about 5-10 minutes before that (earlier if you want a snack or drink from the Cozy Cones) -- find a good viewing spot in front of Flo's on either side of the street -- wait for the lights to dim and the music to start... -- and get ready for the magic! Just like something out of the movie, "Cars" -- "... life could be a dream, sh'boom..."
Then, make sure to ride RSR at night -- so magical!

I've never done that on any of my trips to Disneyland, but its on the list for this trip! Thank you!

 

[Dr.Mickey]

More specifically, be on Rte. 66 just before sunset -- Google for the time on the day of -- then be on Rte. 66 about 5-10 minutes before that (earlier if you want a snack or drink from the Cozy Cones) -- find a good viewing spot in front of Flo's on either side of the street -- wait for the lights to dim and the music to start... -- and get ready for the magic! Just like something out of the movie, "Cars" -- "... life could be a dream, sh'boom..."
Then, make sure to ride RSR at night -- so magical!

It’s awesome! Even my crusty old teenager was dancing along!

 

[azdisneylover]

More specifically, be on Rte. 66 just before sunset -- Google for the time on the day of -- then be on Rte. 66 about 5-10 minutes before that (earlier if you want a snack or drink from the Cozy Cones) -- find a good viewing spot in front of Flo's on either side of the street -- wait for the lights to dim and the music to start... -- and get ready for the magic! Just like something out of the movie, "Cars" -- "... life could be a dream, sh'boom..."
Then, make sure to ride RSR at night -- so magical!

Yes! Yes! Yes! I highly suggest a Pear-O-Dice drink with the dill popcorn from Cozy Cones. Find a bench, or, seats outside at Flo's and enjoy!! You can watch the lights and people while enjoying a great snack.

 

[konagal]

I saw someone on news who sends his elderly mom to WDW during storms because it’s supposedly the safest place to be

I saw that clip, too. One of the safety benefits he mentioned was the fact there would be power (and therefore, AC ) at the Boardwalk, where there may not be power at their home in Central Florida. I did not think she would be visiting the parks. I think some coastal residents also evacuate to one of the resorts as the power grid is underground and continues to function. Wise decisions. I’ll take AC any day!

 

[ktlm]

Hope you are having a fantastic trip! Saw that the crowds are being reported as really low at Disneyland this week. I'm jealous!