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Big Thunder Update
Monday brings with it the continuation of the official investigation into what went wrong on Friday, causing an accident that injured 10 and killed one. As the rest of this week's update shows, despite the tragedy everything goes on at Disneyland. That is the case here at MousePlanet as well, as we continue our normal publishing schedule. We'll continue to update our coverage of Big Thunder as necessary, so be sure to check out that page for the latest information. In addition to our coverage, we hope to use it as a clearinghouse for all information known about the accident, so if you find any good information sources elsewhere on the Web, please let us know about them.
Big Thunder Trail is closed, and a construction fence stretches to the
Mark Twain dock. The chain of wooden benches discourages park visitors
from approaching the fence. Photo by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
Among more petty concerns about the incident is that it takes yet another E-ticket attraction offline. The official determination of what when wrong will probably take weeks, and will most likely require more weeks after that to correct any issues found.
This means that for the rest of September, five E-ticket attractions (more than half) will be down park-wide, and three of the five on the west side will be offline (leaving only Indiana Jones and Pirates of the Caribbean). Three of Disneyland's trademark four mountains are out of commission, two of them indefinitely. While it seems gauche to think about such things so soon after such a terrible accident, you have to wonder how safety perceptions will combine with too many closed signs to affect attendence for the next couple of months. At this point, Haunted Mansion Holiday probably can't open soon enough for Cynthia Harriss and her bosses.
The Big Thunder Mountain station sits empty, while the investigation continues.
Photo by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
Rumors. As the weekend passed, no new official word was given on the cause of the accident, but information did begin to leak out from various sources. Often, they were very different and contradicted each other. The engine was found away from the train, the engine was found with the train; Marcelo Torres was found in his seat, he was found on the tracks; and so on. But the most common elements to the various versions was that the engine portion of the train somehow became separated from the main portion of the ride vehicle (perhaps due to an emergency stopor e-stopcaused by something else), only to have the engine roll back and impact the stopped rear portion.
MousePlanet has not been able to get adequate confirmation of this to stand behind it, but did pursue technical information about the ride to see if it was feasible. Needless to say, those people most familiar with the current condition of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad are not easy to talk to right now. However, MousePlanet was able to confirm with a source familiar with the original version of the ride (opened in 1979) the following information, none of which would seem to contradict the above version of events.
- The engine portion of the mine train serves no functional purpose, and Big Thunder could continue to operate even if this portion was removed.
- The engine portion of the vehicle did not have its own anti-rollback devices. Unlike the passenger portion, the engine can roll backwards through stops specifically intended to stop such movement.
- The engine portion did not have its own mechanisms for braking, meaning a loose engine could roll through the brake stops, even if an e-stop had been triggered.
It is very important to note that these were true when the ride opened 24 years ago; we have not been able to confirm whether any updates affecting these were made over the years.
The exit from Big Thunder Mountain, far right, is blocked off with yellow
barrier tape. The folded patio umbrella provides shade for security guards
stationed in the area. Photo by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
Changes? Before we move on the regular portion of the update, there is one other issue we would like to throw out there and see if our readers can settle a point. It is known that at one time the Mark Twain spiel included reference to Big Thunder. As of today, however, this was not part of the spiel. The text was:
Those tracks off the port side lead to Big Thunder Mountain, site of the biggest gold strike in these parts. But in spite of these riches, that mine's been riddled with trouble and strange happenings for as long as I can remember.
But none of the MousePlanet staff members are confident that it was still there recently; it may have been removed quite a while ago. We'd like to hear from any reader with information on this.
Updated 9/10: We thank the several dozen people who took the time to contact us about this question. The audio portion does indeed exist on the audio track for the Mark Twain. However since the accident, cast members have been instructed to skip over that portion of the recording entirely. In addition, there was a reported case where an operator on Sunday did not hit the skip button fast enough, which resulted in the full spiel being broadcast.
Ordinarily, the outdoor dining area at Rancho del Zolaco restaurant in
Frontierland has considerable natural light from the portaled adobe walls
that separate it from the Big Thunder Mountain attraction. Although the
eatery is now open, a new constuction wall now blocks the view of the
ride. Photo by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
The show must go on
Giant signs in the esplanade announce the ABC Primetime Preview Weekend
events. Photo by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
Despite the accident on Big Thunder Mountain, the ABC Primetime Preview Weekend event went on at Disney's California Adventure park as scheduled. There were no major changes of events or activities, and nothing was said about the tragedy across the esplanade. [Look forward to our coverage of the event tomorrow.]
Jim Belushi performed at DCA with his band The Sacred Hearts. Photo by
Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
So long, Lucky
After a surprise appearance during the ABC Primetime Preview Weekend where the new WDI creation posed with the likes of Bonnie Hunt and Jennifer Garner, Lucky the Dinosaur is leaving DCA and heading back home now.
Her character on Alias might be used to meeting all sorts of unusual
characters, but Jennifer Garner isn't quite so relaxed as she poses with
Lucky the Dinosaur. Photo by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
Although visitors and cast members will miss Lucky, a certain mouse may be relieved to get rid of the new kid. During Lucky's appearances last week, Mickey Mouse could be found standing on the sidewalks of Hollywood Boulevard, completely ignored as visitors rushed past him to see Lucky. One mom tried everything to get her 4-year-old son to meet Mickey, and the child was having none of it:
Mom: Look Nicholas, it's Mickey Mouse!
Nicholas: (pointing) Dinosaur!
Mom: Nicholas, don't you want to take a picture with Mickey?
Nicholas: (pointing) Dinosaur!
Mom: But Nicholas, you said you wanted to see Mickey. Here he is!
Nicholas: (pulling away) Dinosaur!
Even though the mom didn't realize she was outvoted, Mickey knew he was no competition for a walking dinosaur. Taking young Nicholas by the hand, Mickey walked with the family over to see Lucky, as Mickey's character host shook her head and laughed.
Monorail news
In our August 18 Disneyland Park Update, we reported that Disneyland was considering a number of changes to the monorail operation, including running just one monorail each day and limiting monorail access to Disneyland Resort hotel guests. The changes were to take place on September 2, when park attendance drops after the big Labor Day crowds depart.
Duct tape helps to keep the Disneyland monorails in motion. Photo by Adrienne
Vincent-Phoenix.
Sure enough, the monorail opened on September 2 with just one train in service. With the resort hotels at only 37 percent capacity, the decision was made to keep the monorail open to everyone; hotel guests and day guests alike.
The monorail operated all day Tuesday and Wednesday with just one train. A monorail cast member tells us that a second monorail was added on Thursday in response to a large number of guest complaints about excessive wait times. Two trains were kept in service all weekend.
Monorail operation will be fine-tuned during the next week, as the staff tries to balance transportation needs with operational concerns. A cast member tells us that one possible plan is to run two monorails during the busier morning and evening hours, dropping back to one monorail in the afternoons on low-attendance days. The cast member laughed and said, But this is changing hour-by-hour, so who knows what next week will bring?
This time, it's not the wind
DCA has decided to close the troublesome Golden Zephyr attraction on weekdays, offering the ride only on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The ride, which must already be shuttered when winds top 15 miles per hour, is a low-capacity attraction with a long load-and-unload cycle. DCA's overall ride capacity is barely affected by closing the ridebut is that really the point?
The Golden Zephyr sits empty. MousePlanet file photo.
Disney frequently closes shops and restaurants on slow days, a practice that many visitors already complain about. And it's well known that rides are often closed for rehab during the off season. But when the park starts closing otherwise-functional rides on low-attendance days just to save moneywithout lowering single-day ticket prices to match the reduced offeringspark visitors areand feelshortchanged. The truth is, your $47 buys you a lot more when you come during the high season. With the resort capacity at just 37 percent this week, perhaps Disney should look for additional ways to entice people to visit during the off-season.
Speaking of cutbacks
Club Buzz dropped its weekday breakfast service several weeks ago. Apparently the restaurant has also stopped serving lunch Monday through Thursday. The location opens at 11 a.m. these days, and offers a limited snack menu of drinks, frozen novelties, funnel cakes, apple fries and baked goods. Visitors looking for a more substantial meal are encouraged to visit Redd Rocket's Pizza Port or Village Haus.
Lunch will be served on Fridayplease check back later. Photo by
Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
Buy a ticket to ride
When the Anaheim Resort Transportation (ART) shuttle service first debuted in May 2002, passengers could only buy tickets from their hotels or select designated locations (none of which were on Disney property). At the start of this summer, drivers were allowed to sell one-way-only tickets to passengers leaving the Disneyland Resort, but round-trip and multi-day tickets were still available only through hotels.
It's a little hard to spot, but this machine holds your ticket to ride
on ART. Photo by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix
Now Disney has quietly allowed the Anaheim Resort Transporation department to install a self-serve ticket vending machine on Disney property. The machine, located against a wall near the costuming building, accepts cash and credit cards, and vends single- and multi-day passes.
MousePlanet's guide to ART appreciation, written when the service was launched last spring, gives you some basic information about the system. MousePlanet reader Darkbeer posted more updated information earlier this year, including a revised list of routes and stops.
A bright spot on the horizon
In a bit of good news, the long-delayed refurbishment along the south edge of the Emporium facade on Main Street, USA has been completed, and the construction wall removed. The newly restored buildings look bright and fresh.
Three Main Street exteriors have a bright new look. Photo by Adrienne
Vincent-Phoenix.
Happily ever after
After a long weekend covering the tragedy at Big Thunder Mountain, and the frenetic ABC Primetime Preview Weekend, it was a magical surprise to discover a wedding at DCA Saturday night. Staff rushed around preparing buffet tables and finishing centerpieces, making the area ready for the reception. The guests had a reserved viewing area for Disney's Electrical Parade, and the reception began after the park closed for the evening.
DCA's Sun icon makes a lovely backdrop for an outdoor wedding reception.
Photo by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
Current Refurbishments and Attraction Closures
Disneyland
- Splash Mountain: September 2 - November 6
- Haunted Mansion: September 8 - October 2, for the installation of the Haunted Mansion Holiday overlay
- Tarzan's Treehouse: September 8 - 10
- Sailing Ship Columbia: September 8 - 12
- Sleeping Beauty Castle walk-through indefinite.
- Space Mountain through 2005
- Big Thunder Mountain Railroad - indefinite.
- Disney Gallery Instead of closing over the weekend as reported here earlier, the gallery closes on September 14.
Splash Mountain is closed until November 6. Photo by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
Disneys California Adventure
- Redwood Creek Challenge Trail: September 2 - 26
- Francis' Lady Bug Boogie: September 8 - 26
- Superstar Limo indefinite
The Tower of Terror looms over A Bug's Land. Photo by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
Future Attraction Closures
- it's a small world: October 20 - November 7, for the installation of the it's a small world Holiday overlay
- Mr. Toad's Wild Ride: November 3 - 26
- Mark Twain Riverboat: November 3 - indefinite
Even the construction walls have synergy: the Redwood Creek Challenge
Trail provides a new location to hang ABC promotional posters. Photo by
Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix.
Note: Refurbishment schedules are estimates only. All information is subject to change without notice. To get the most recent updates, call Disneyland at (714) 781-7290.
Park Events
September
- Spode Disney Christmas Tree Celebration pattern debuts at Disneyland [Saturday, Sept 13]
- Shag One Enchanted Evening merchandise release at Disneyland [Saturday, Sept 20]
- Fiesta Latina at Disney's California Adventure. [September 13 - October 5]
October
- Fiesta Latina at Disney's California Adventure. [September 13 - October 5]
- Haunted Mansion Holiday Exclusive Dinner [Wed, October 1]
- Haunted Mansion Holiday Event [Thur, October 2]
- MouseAdventure at DCA. [October 12]
- Nightmare Before Christmas film screening at the Disneyland Resort. Details to follow. [October 30]
December
- Marie Osmond Enchanted Tiki Room Hostess doll release and meet-and-greet at Disneyland [Saturday, Dec 6]
- Candlelight Processional at Disneyland [Saturday, Dec 6 and Sunday, Dec 7] - tentative dates
- Robert Olszewski Central Plaza sculpture release at Disneyland [Saturday, Dec 13]
Current Discounts & Promotions
Special Lion King offer for Disneyland Annual Passholders
Pre-order The Lion King Platinum Edition DVD or VHS at the Disneyland Resort between August 3 and September 20, and receive free shipping and two free gifts: a limited edition plush Simba, and a limited edition pin. The Lion King Platinum Edition DVD will include new scenes and a new song by Elton John.
Annual Passholders nights at the Disneyland Resort hotels
Annual passholder discounts are available at the Paradise Pier hotel from August 31 to December 12. Rates are $79 per night weekdays, and $119 per night weekends. AP rooms are also available at the Disneyland Hotel and Disney's Grand Californian Hotel at higher rates.
Half-priced Angels tickets for Disneyland Annual Passholders
Disneyland APs can purchase tickets to select baseball games for the 2003 World Series winners Anaheim Angels at a 50 percent discount. As we wind down the baseball season, the promotion is available for the following:
- 9/27, Saturday, 1:05pm vs. Texas
Additional information and prices can be found at the Annual Passholder Web site (link).
Get 5 days and 4 nights for the price of 3
Book a package at the Disneyland Resort for a minimum four-nights through the Walt Disney Travel Company, and your package price will include one night's free accommodations at participating hotels. Your package will also include a five-day Disneyland Resort park hopper ticket for the price of a three-day Disneyland Resort park hopper ticket. Click here for a list of participating hotels and dates.
Play 4 Days pass
Southern California residents, (zip codes 90000-93599), can purchase a new four-day ticket for just $79. The ticket is valid for four admissions to either Disneyland or Disney's California Adventure park, between June 1 and September 30, 2003. Residents can purchase just one ticket per person, per day, so your out-of-town relatives will need to buy their own, regular-priced admission.
The tickets can only be used at one park each dayno park hopping. We understand that you can use two admissionsone to each parkon the same day, effectively making this a $79 two-day park-hopper ticket, a $20 discount from the regular adult price.
The tickets can not be used at Disneyland on June 28, and July 4, 5, 26, and August 2, 9, 16, 23, 29, 30, and 31. There are no block-out days for DCA. Tickets are nontransferable, and you must show a valid ID each time. These tickets can be applied towards the cost of a Deluxe or Premium Annual Passport, (but not a Southern California Annual Passport), so long as you upgrade when or before you use the fourth admission.
Disney's Armed Forces Salute
Through Friday, December 19, all active members of the United States military (including Coast Guard and activated National Guard and Reservists) qualify for Disney's Armed Forces Salute and can claim one free 3-day park-hopper tickets. Since the tickets expire on December 19, you must claim them by December 17 to use all three day's worth. The passes can only be claimed at a park gate ticket booth. To claim the passes, valid military ID must be shown; activated National Guard and Reservists must also show their active duty orders.
In addition to the one free pass, each qualifying person can also purchase up to five 3-day companion passes for $39 each. If the qualifying person cannot visit a park to purchase these companion tickets, a spouse may do so instead.
Annual passholder discounts at Alamo
California residents get discounts of up to 20% off Alamo's retail rates in the United States. For more details and the discount code you'll need for this offer, visit the annual passholder section of the Disneyland Web site.
ESPN Zone discounts for annual passholders
Disneyland annual passholders can get an Season Ticket Frequent Dining Card at the Downtown Disney ESPN Zone. The Season Ticket entitles you to a free soda with your meal purchase of $6.99 or more. Once you have made four meal purchases, you receive the fifth meal and soda free, and get a chance to win a pair of tickets to the ESPY Awards in 2004. See location for more information and details.
City Pass now available with AAA packages
You can now purchase the Southern California City Pass with Walt Disney Travel Company packages.
With a Southern California City Pass booklet, you will receive admission to five separate entertainment options. Admission includes:
- 3-day Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Ticket
- 1-day ticket to Sea World Adventure park
- 1-day ticket to the World-famous San Diego Zoo
- 1-day ticket to Knott's Theme Park.
Instead of the Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Ticket currently included in California packages from the Walt Disney Travel Company, guests can select a Southern California city's for an additional charge of $47 per pass ($32 per pass for guests ages 3 through 9).
Note: The Southern California City's does not include the $10 ESPN Zone Arena Game Card, or the California package's feature that allows guests to collect multiple Fastpass tickets at once for free in advance.
5-Day Park Hopper promotion extended
The Get a 5-Day Park Hopper ticket for the price of a 3-Day ticket promotion has been extended through January 5, 2004. These tickets are available when you order online from Disneyland.com. Restrictions apply see site for details.
AAA Passport Plus Package
For $122.75, you can get a 5-day park hopper and the following extras:
- Multiple attraction Fastpass (The Unlimited option)
- Breakfast in the park (one per person)
- Free ESPN Zone arena game card ($10 value)
- AAA Free parking at the Disneyland Resort Theme Parks
A $13.75 FedEx fee applies to each reservation, (not per person). This package is available without an air or hotel purchase, and must be purchased at your local AAA affiliate office at least 5 days before you plan to use the tickets.
Many readers have experienced difficulties when trying to purchase this package from their local AAA affiliate. Be sure to read this thread on our MousePad discussion boards, for more information about the package and tips on how to help your AAA travel agent book your package.
AAA-Disney's Resort Magic Package
This package requires a minimum 2-night hotel stay, and includes:
- Accommodations at Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel, the Disneyland Hotel, or Disney's Grand Californian Hotel
- Disneyland Resort Hotel self-parking and Fitness Center access
- Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Ticket valid for entry into Disneyland park and Disney's California Adventure park with full park-hopping privileges
- Free ESPN Zone Arena Game Card $10 value (one per person)
- New. Collect Fastpass tickets for multiple attractions at one time. Preferred Seating at a choice of select shows in Disney's California Adventure
- Exclusive Walt Disney Travel Company collectible pin and lanyard (one per person)
- Exclusive Walt Disney Travel Company California Fun Book (one per package)
- Exclusive Disneyland Resort Magical Pocket Guide (one per package)
You can book this package through your local AAA affiliate travel agent.
Park Hours/Blockout Dates
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DCA: Disneys California Adventure
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Visit our Annual Passholders Blockout Dates 2003-2004 page to see more dates.
Entertainment Schedule
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Monday 9/8 | ||
Disneyland Parade of the Stars - 7p Billy Hill & the Hillbillies - 11:45a 1:15p 3p 4:15p 5:30p Calling All Space Scouts...A Buzz Lightyear Adventure - 11:30a 12:30p 1:30p 3:15p 4:15p 5:15p |
Disney's Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular 12:30p 2:15p 5:00p Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage! - 10:30a 11:30a 12:30p 2:15p 3:15p 4:15p Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - Play It! - Noon 1p 2p 4p 5p The Ugly Bug Ball - 11a 12p 1p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p |
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen - Jazz Pianist: Ray Johnson 6p |
Tuesday 9/9 | ||
Disneyland Parade of the Stars - 7p The Golden Horseshoe Variety Show - 11:45a 1:15p 3p 4:15p 5:30p Calling All Space Scouts...A Buzz Lightyear Adventure - 11:30a 12:30p 1:30p 3:15p 4:15p 5:15p
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Disney's Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular 12:30p 2:15p 5:00p Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage! - 10:30a 11:30a 12:30p 2:15p 3:15p 4:15p Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - Play It! - Noon 1p 2p 4p 5p The Ugly Bug Ball - 11a 12p 1p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p |
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen - Jazz Pianist: Ray Johnson 6p |
Wednesday 9/10 | ||
Disneyland Parade of the Stars - 7p The Golden Horseshoe Variety Show - 11:45a 1:15p 3p 4:15p 5:30p Calling All Space Scouts...A Buzz Lightyear Adventure - 11:30a 12:30p 1:30p 3:15p 4:15p 5:15p |
Disney's Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular 12:30p 2:15p 5:00p Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage! - 10:30a 11:30a 12:30p 2:15p 3:15p 4:15p Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - Play It! - Noon 1p 2p 4p 5p The Ugly Bug Ball - 11a 12p 1p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p |
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen - Jazz Pianist: Ray Johnson 6p |
Thursday 9/11 | ||
Disneyland Parade of the Stars - 7p Billy Hill & the Hillbillies - 11:45a 1:15p 3p 4:15p 5:30p Calling All Space Scouts...A Buzz Lightyear Adventure - 11:30a 12:30p 1:30p 3:15p 4:15p 5:15p |
Disney's Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular 12:30p 2:15p 5:00p Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage! - 10:30a 11:30a 12:30p 2:15p 3:15p 4:15p Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - Play It! - Noon 1p 2p 4p 5p The Ugly Bug Ball - 11a 12p 1p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p |
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen - Jazz Pianist: Ray Johnson 6p |
Friday 9/12 | ||
Disneyland Parade of the Stars - 4:45p 8p Billy Hill & the Hillbillies- 11:45a 1:15p 3p 4:15p 5:30p Calling All Space Scouts...A Buzz Lightyear Adventure - 10:45a 11:45a 12:45p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p Club Buzz Stage Presents The Basix - 7p 8p 9:20p Fantasmic - 9p Sword in the Stone Ceremony - 10:45a 11:45a 12:45p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p Aladdin and Jasmine's StoryTale Adventures - 11a 11:55a 12:55p 1:55p 3:34p 4:40p 5:35p 6:30p |
Disney's Electrical Parade - 8p Disney's Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular 12:45p 2:30p 4:45p 6:15p Pacific Wharf Stage Presents El Soul - 2:45p 3:45p 4:45p 6:15p 7:15p Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage! - 11:30a 12:30p 1:30p 3:15p 4:15p 5:15p Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - Play It! - Noon 1p 2p 4p 5p The Ugly Bug Ball - 11a 12p 1p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p |
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen- Kenny Sara & the Sounds of New Orleans 6:45p |
Saturday 9/13 | ||
Disneyland Parade of the Stars - 4:45p 8p Billy Hill & the Hillbillies- 11:45a 1:15p 3p 4:15p 5:30p Calling All Space Scouts...A Buzz Lightyear Adventure - 10:45a 11:45a 12:45p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p Club Buzz Stage Presents The Basix - 7p 8p 9:30p 10:30p Fantasmic - 9p 10:30p Sword in the Stone Ceremony - 10:45a 11:45a 12:45p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p Jump, Jive Boogie Swing Party Featuring Pete Jacobs and his Wartime Radio Revue - 7p 8p 9:30p 10:30p Aladdin and Jasmine's StoryTale Adventures - 11a 11:55a 12:55p 1:55p 3:34p 4:40p 5:35p 6:30p |
Fiesta Latina - all day Disney's Electrical Parade - 8p Disney's Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular 12:45p 2:30p 4:45p 6:15p Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage! - 11:30a 12:30p 1:30p 3:15p 4:15p 5:15p Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - Play It! - Noon 1p 2p 4p 5p The Ugly Bug Ball - 11a 12p 1p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p |
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen- Kenny Sara & the Sounds of New Orleans 6:45p |
Sunday 9/14 | ||
Disneyland Parade of the Stars - 4:45p 8p Billy Hill & the Hillbillies - 11:45a 1:15p 3p 4:15p 5:30p Calling All Space Scouts...A Buzz Lightyear Adventure - 11:30a 12:30p 1:30p 3:15p 4:15p 5:15p Fantasmic - 9p Sword in the Stone Ceremony - 10:45a 11:45a 12:45p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p Aladdin and Jasmine's StoryTale Adventures - 11a 11:55a 12:55p 1:55p 3:34p 4:40p 5:35p 6:30p |
Fiesta Latina - all day Disney's Electrical Parade - 8p Disney's Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular 12:45p 2:30p 4:45p 6:15p Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage! - 11:30a 12:30p 1:30p 3:15p 4:15p 5:15p Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - Play It! - Noon 1p 2p 4p 5p The Ugly Bug Ball - 11a 12p 1p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p |
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen Jazz Chicory 11:30a - 3p Mark Justin Trio - 6p- 10p House of Blues - Gospel Brunch 10a, 1p ($16.50-$33) |
Monday 9/15 | ||
Disneyland Parade of the Stars - 7p Billy Hill & the Hillbillies - 11:45a 1:15p 3p 4:15p 5:30p Calling All Space Scouts...A Buzz Lightyear Adventure - 11:30a 12:30p 1:30p 3:15p 4:15p 5:15p |
Disney's Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular 12:30p 2:15p 5:00p Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage! - 10:30a 11:30a 12:30p 2:15p 3:15p 4:15p Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - Play It! - Noon 1p 2p 4p 5p The Ugly Bug Ball - 11a 12p 1p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p |
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen - Jazz Pianist: Ray Johnson 6p |
Tuesday 9/16 | ||
Disneyland Parade of the Stars - 7p The Golden Horseshoe Variety Show - 11:45a 1:15p 3p 4:15p 5:30p Calling All Space Scouts...A Buzz Lightyear Adventure - 11:30a 12:30p 1:30p 3:15p 4:15p 5:15p |
Disney's Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular 12:30p 2:15p 5:00p Playhouse Disney - Live on Stage! - 10:30a 11:30a 12:30p 2:15p 3:15p 4:15p Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - Play It! - Noon 1p 2p 4p 5p The Ugly Bug Ball - 11a 12p 1p 2:30p 3:30p 4:30p |
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen - Jazz Pianist: Ray Johnson 6p |
 
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