Disneyland announced today that the Disneyland Hotel will be reopening on July 2 with a limited capacity. Guests can begin making reservations now.
According to Disney the guest rooms got a facelift during the downtime due to the pandemic, including the upholstery and fabrics throughout the guest rooms, lobbies and meeting rooms were refreshed and updated. The guest rooms now feature a new fireworks pattern in the carpet and upgraded platform beds to help maximize storage. The corridor flooring features new patterns inspired by the art of Mary Blair with graphic elements recalling the park lands each of the towers are named for.
Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar, Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill or the Coffee House will also be reopening with the hotel on July 2nd. Disney recommends using the mobile order service on the Disneyland app** for added convenience at Tangaroa Terrace and the Coffee House.
Remember, a hotel reservation does not guarantee theme park access, and you’ll need to link your park tickets to a Disney account to make a separate theme park reservation. If you do not have an applicable theme park reservation confirmation and a valid ticket, you will not be granted access to the theme parks. Remember that appropriate face coverings are required for all guests ages 2 and older throughout the resort.
Reservations and more can be found via the official Disneyland Hotel page here.
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