Silly question about anniversary park decorations

[caribbeandream]

I visited Disneyland over Spring Break while everything was decked out in blue and silver for the 60th Anniversary. I won't make it to the park for the 65th Anniversary but I'm already planning to be there for the 70th. It occurred to me, what did Disneyland do during the Halloween and Christmas season? Did they keep up the anniversary AND also the holiday decorations. What did it look like? Did they take the anniversary colors down temporarily in favor of the holiday? Curious minds want to know.

 

[lalasmama]

They decorated around the 60th decor. I specifically remember the wreath on the castle around the 60th sign.

 

[caribbeandream]

Thank you for answering! You wouldn't happen to have a photo you could share?

 

[Kender]

I don't have many pictures of the castle apparently from the 60th during the winter holidays (at least not readily found), but this is from December 2015. Sorry for the grainy close up (it's from the bigger one I attached), but it shows the wreath around the 60th sign.

They also didn't do the garlands on Main Street because the Frozen float in Paint the Night was too tall. Those returned 2017 (I think there was even a garland watch thread around that time ).

 

[caribbeandream]

Thank you for sharing those photos! Now to decide what time of the year I want to go.

 

[theluckyrabbit]

I visited Disneyland over Spring Break while everything was decked out in blue and silver for the 60th Anniversary. I won't make it to the park for the 65th Anniversary but I'm already planning to be there for the 70th. It occurred to me, what did Disneyland do during the Halloween and Christmas season? Did they keep up the anniversary AND also the holiday decorations. What did it look like? Did they take the anniversary colors down temporarily in favor of the holiday? Curious minds want to know.

If you do a search on this forum for the holiday superthreads for those years (Halloween Time and Holiday Time), there should be photos from guests and the Parks Blog showing what the decorations looked like.