The big news today is the announcement that the Disneyland Resort will be banning selfie sticks come June 30.
Recently, the Disneyland Resort started to ban the selfie sticks on attractions, where they could easily be extended past the length of a human arm. Many times, the sticks themselves would get damaged. And to protect Guests from any type of debris it could cause, the Parks started to prohibit the use of them on attractions.
Now, just like museums, concert events, and other public entertainment venues, Selfie Sticks will not be allowed inside either Disneyland or Disney California Adventure
The Cast Members here at the Bag Check will have their work cut out for them once the ban takes place.
When a selfie stick is observed, a designated Cast Member will escort the Guest(s) to Lost and Found, where Guest Relations will tag the stick and give the Guest(s) a claim slip to retrieve the stick upon leaving. All Guests must adhere to this new policy. If a Guest(s) refuses, Security will be called out.
Grabbing my Mater ticket and entering Disney California Adventure
Inside Clarabelle's, some new 60th anniversary decorations have been placed above the menu boards
Waiting for Disney California Adventure to open
Radiator Springs Racers had a delayed opening, so many people headed straight to Paradise Pier
California Screamin' was the next popular choice to get in line for, since Radiator Springs Racers had a delayed opening
Looking towards the progress of Luigi's Flying Tires
A red car (stationary) on the track of Radiator Springs Racers
A coaster train about to head into the loop
Walking through Grizzly Peak Airfield, theming just keeps getting added
Log style benches adorn the newly rethemed area
At Humphry's, this Coca-Cola sign had been hanging for more than a month.
But no drinks could be found inside.
If no drinks were being sold (at the time), why have a coca-cola sign?
Because they knew eventually there would be a place to sell soda.
Last week this refreshment stand opened up just outside of Humphry's
Inside Humphry's, new patches are being sold
Plaid thermoses and lunch boxes
More log style benches
Newly themed Ranger flags have appeared at the Redwood Creek Wilderness Explorer Camp
Don't just toss those maps away, deposit them in special recyclable cans
At Award Wieners, Inside Out themed offerings
Several outdoor vending stands have received display pedestal stands
Oswald greeting Guests in Buena Vista Street
I think he works better in this part of the Buena Vista Street.
He seems to be more visible for Guests
Disneyland
Queue tape.
The area where the young boy is sitting on the railing, that's a queue to see Aladdin, Jasmine, and the Genie next to Aladdin's Oasis.
The other queue is for the Tiki Juice Stand
Another pedestal display, this time for drink cups
The weather was warming up fast, so a ride on Splash Mountain was on a number of Guests mind while in the area
Handkerchief style rope flags in Frontierland
Only 5 more days until the official reopening of Peter Pan's Flight from it's refurbishment with enhanced special effects.
On this particular day, the attraction was open for Cast Members to experience the attraction
While in Fantasyland...
I noticed that Dumbo is no longer handing out the plastic feathers to Guest in line.
Instead, they now hand out pieces of paper with a magic feather picture on it.
Guests would either keep the feathers, or they get damaged, or lost. So this probably cuts down on the costs of having to keep replacing the feathers
Innoventions refurbishment
Someone needs to do some cleaning around here
Where's Snow White when you need her
Walt Disney checks in with one of his favorite Cast Member during a visit to Disneyland
Walt Disney greets a new arrival at the Walt Disney Studios in 1953
During the height of his popularity as Davy Crockett, Fess Parker joined Walt Disney for a memorable ride down Main Street in 1955
Walt Disney rides aboard the stagecoach at the Disney Studios with Owen Pope
Pope not only built the coach, he began the Disneyland pony farm and bred the miniature horses that were later featured in the Park
Walt Disney introduces his daughter Diane to one of his polo ponies
The "FastPass" machine for the Fantasy Faire Royal Theatre's production of Frozen is now placed near Fantasy Faire itself, instead of across the street in the Hub
In 4 days, selfie sticks will not be allowed
The Corn Dog wagon with a roped queue set up
And not only is a new rope queue setup, but also a new way of ordering
Order at the podium register and pick up your order at the wagon
Patriotic Mickey Mouse
Oh look, it's a Disney China Castle antenna topper
Oh, wait, never mind
It's has Disneyland Resort on the other side of the banner
One last look at the Carthay Circle Restaurant before heading home
That will conclude today's pictorial
Thanks for stopping by and checking it out
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Until Next Time...
Hooray. No More Selfie Sticks. I Am Happy that It will go away. Thank You, Disney Parks Around the World.
ReplyDeleteThey were giving out the fake feathers at Dumbo when we visited in May too. The CM told me it was because they didn't always get returned. I thought it was sad because the paper ones look so cheesy. I don't understand how guests kept them since they were supposed to use them to get on the ride. Perhaps they lied and asked for 2 Dumbos and then only got in one or something.
ReplyDeleteFantastic pictorials. I will be bookmarking this site.
ReplyDeleteselfie stick has enhanced the way of taking a picture say groupie or close-up it's been total craze and believe my son always finds new way of taking pictures we recently ordered new selfie stick not costly but worthy from latestone.com now that's new member in family
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