Are their any secret things in Disneyland CA?

Question

That a lot of people don't know about, but arnt expenive or something?

Just small little things in the park you can do?

except the blue bayou. :)

Answer 1

the following things while not exceptionally exciting are free

1) tortilla factory at DCA gives free tortillas to eat

2) bread factory at DCA gives free bread snacks

3) At buzz lightyear you can email a picture of yourself for free

4) free bandaids tylenol and ice water at the first aid center on main street

Cool secret and NOT free

1) Fantasmic dessert buffet.....only 15 seats available nightly and you have to stand in line at 3am to get tickets (they are $40) includes primo private seats to fantasmic and all you can eat dessert and snacks

2) Club 33.....you ahve to know someone to get in, but its the only place you can drink

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Answer 2

Yeah I'd say the most secret thing that I know of is the Club 33 and  how you have to wait 14 years to get in and pay a fortune.

Answer 3

If you look up behind you in the Winnie the Pooh ride just as you leave the heffalumps and woozles room you'll find the only thing that remains of the Country Bear Jamboree, which was in that location for years before the Winnie ride.

Answer 4

These aren't necessarily things people don't know about, but they a little things that make your day more fun:

1.  Look for Hidden Mickey's.

2.  Go to Tom Sawyer Island and hang out and explore the new Pirate's Lair.

3.  Look at all the beautiful gardens.  Take time to smell the roses!

4.  Go into the courtyard in New Orleans Square and look around.  Watch the portrait artists at work.

5.  Go upstairs in New Orleans Square and look at the art gallery.

6. Watch the Disneyland First 50 Magical Years film. Before it starts look at all of the old posters, etc. and model of Disneyland and how it has changed.

7.  Bring an inexpensive autograph book (Dollar Store) and put pictures of the characters in it before you go.  Try to get autographs from all of the characters.

8.  Ask to ride in the front of the monorail.

9. Ride the streetcars and other vehicles on Main Street.

10. Look at all of the upstairs windows on Main Street and read the names.

11. Go to the Golden Horseshoe and watch Bill Hill and the Hillbillies.  Get there early, have someone save a good table and go stand in line to buy everyone a drink or share a hot fudge sundae.  It's big enough for 3.

12.  Go to the French Market Restaurant when there is live jazz playing.  Buy a "mint julep" (non alcoholic), relax and watch the show.

13. Go to Disney.go.com ahead of time and plan.  Do the Indiana Jones Summer of Mysteries and Create Your  Disney Dream Vacation. Order a free Vacation Planning DVD and watch it at home before and after your visit. http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyla...

14.  Read all of the tombstones while standing in line for the Haunted Mansion.

15.  Go to the Mainstreet Cinema and watch Steamboat Willie.

16.  Explore the Sailing Ship Columbia and museum.

17. Sit and people watch.

18. Eat a Mickey ice cream bar.

19. Ask a conductor for a "tender ride" on the railroad.  You'll bet to sit behind the engineers.  Or ask to ride in the caboose.

20. Go on your birthday.  Go to City Hall on Mainstreet and tell them it's your birthday.  You'll get a badge and be treated special all day.

21.  Have a magical time!