Disneyland Park
VerifiedTheme & Amusement Park · Anaheim, CA · Disneyland Resort
Also known as Disneyland, Disneyland Resort, Anaheim Disneyland.
Bags, backpacks, and coolers are allowed as long as they're no larger than 24" long x 15" wide x 18" high.
There is no clear-bag requirement. Loose or dry ice is not permitted in coolers.
General bag storage isn't addressed, but coolers over the park's size limit can be stored in picnic lockers outside the Main Entrance.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules and Regulations ↗Strollers must be no larger than 31" wide x 52" long; stroller wagons of any kind are not allowed.
Umbrellas for rain or sun are allowed; not on the prohibited items list.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules (absence from Prohibited Items list); umbrella-specific confirmation via planDisney Q&A ↗Folding chairs are banned; blankets are not mentioned in the official prohibited items list.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules and Regulations ↗Standard car/motorcycle parking is $40/day at any of the 3 standard parking locations (Mickey & Friends, Pixar Pals, Toy Story Parking Area); preferred parking is $60/day.
Oversized vehicles (motor home/tractor, no trailer) are $45; bus or tractor with an extended trailer is $50. Cash (up to $100 bills), major cards, Disney gift cards/Dollars, and pre-paid vouchers are all accepted.
Personal water bottles may be brought in as long as they aren't glass; free bottle-filling stations are available throughout the park.
Free water bottle-filling stations are located throughout Disneyland Park.
Exceptions: Glass containers are not allowed (except small jars).
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules and Regulations ↗Outside food/nonalcoholic beverages are allowed for personal consumption, but not in glass containers and not if they need heating/refrigeration or have strong odors.
Exceptions: A complimentary open-air picnic area is available just outside the Main Entrance for food that isn't allowed inside.
Source: Disneyland Resort Outside Food In Disney Parks FAQ ↗Small coolers are allowed if they fit within the 24"x15"x18" bag size limit, using only reusable ice packs (no loose/dry ice).
Exceptions: Larger coolers can be stored in picnic lockers outside the Main Entrance.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules and Regulations ↗Outside alcoholic beverages are not permitted, except at Disneyland Resort hotels.
Exceptions: Wine may be brought into the Downtown Disney District for consumption at select table-service restaurants only; corkage fees apply.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules ↗Medical equipment and supplies (including oxygen) may be brought through security screening, with spares storable at First Aid locations.
Source: Disneyland Resort Accessibility (Guests with Disabilities) ↗Disneyland Park has a dedicated, free Baby Care Center with a nursing room for breastfeeding and pumping.
Source: Disneyland Resort Baby Center and Lost Children ↗Wheeled mobility devices must have 3 or more wheels, stay stable when stopped, and be no larger than 36" wide x 52" long.
Pets aren't allowed; only trained service dogs/miniature horses are permitted, leashed and under control.
Exceptions: Emotional support/comfort animals do not qualify.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules and Regulations ↗Tripods/monopods must fit inside a standard backpack or be under 6' tall; selfie sticks and hand-held extension poles are not allowed.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules ↗Skateboards, scooters, inline skates, and bicycles are not permitted (grouped with drones and remote-control toys on Disneyland's prohibited list).
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules ↗Drones and other remote-control flying devices are not permitted.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules ↗Guests 14+ may not wear costumes or masks (medical exception applies); younger guests' masks can't cover the whole face.
Exceptions: Special ticketed events may permit costumes up to age 12.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules and Regulations ↗Re-entry is allowed the same day with a valid ticket and photo ID check at the gate.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules ↗Smoking marijuana or other illegal substances is not permitted at any time.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules ↗Horns, whistles, megaphones, artificial noisemakers, flags, and banners are not allowed.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules and Regulations ↗Firearms, ammunition, knives, and weapons of any kind are strictly prohibited, including replicas and self-defense devices.
Source: Disneyland Resort Park Rules and Regulations ↗Smoking and vaping are banned throughout the park, Esplanade, and Downtown Disney; there are currently no designated smoking areas on Disneyland Resort property.
Source: Disneyland Resort Smoking Areas ↗Only 23 item types have been independently verified for Disneyland Park so far.
Not yet verified for Disneyland Park: Power Banks & Batteries, Other — this doesn't mean it's unrestricted, just not researched yet.
Frequently asked questions about Disneyland Park
What is the bag policy and size limit at Disneyland Park?
Conditional. Bags, backpacks, and coolers are allowed as long as they're no larger than 24" long x 15" wide x 18" high. There is no clear-bag requirement. Loose or dry ice is not permitted in coolers. Max size: 24" L x 15" W x 18" H.
Are lockers or bag storage available at Disneyland Park?
Conditional. General bag storage isn't addressed, but coolers over the park's size limit can be stored in picnic lockers outside the Main Entrance.
What are the parking options and cost at Disneyland Park?
Allowed. Standard car/motorcycle parking is $40/day at any of the 3 standard parking locations (Mickey & Friends, Pixar Pals, Toy Story Parking Area); preferred parking is $60/day. Oversized vehicles (motor home/tractor, no trailer) are $45; bus or tractor with an extended trailer is $50. Cash (up to $100 bills), major cards, Disney gift cards/Dollars, and pre-paid vouchers are all accepted. Fee: $40 standard / $60 preferred / $45-50 oversized per day.
What is the water bottle policy at Disneyland Park?
Conditional. Personal water bottles may be brought in as long as they aren't glass; free bottle-filling stations are available throughout the park. Free water bottle-filling stations are located throughout Disneyland Park. Exceptions: Glass containers are not allowed (except small jars).
What is the outside food policy at Disneyland Park?
Conditional. Outside food/nonalcoholic beverages are allowed for personal consumption, but not in glass containers and not if they need heating/refrigeration or have strong odors. Exceptions: A complimentary open-air picnic area is available just outside the Main Entrance for food that isn't allowed inside.
Can I bring medical supplies or equipment into Disneyland Park?
Allowed. Medical equipment and supplies (including oxygen) may be brought through security screening, with spares storable at First Aid locations.
Can you bring your own alcohol (BYOB) into Disneyland Park?
Not Allowed. Outside alcoholic beverages are not permitted, except at Disneyland Resort hotels. Exceptions: Wine may be brought into the Downtown Disney District for consumption at select table-service restaurants only; corkage fees apply.
Is cannabis or marijuana allowed at Disneyland Park?
Not Allowed. Smoking marijuana or other illegal substances is not permitted at any time.
Are coolers allowed at Disneyland Park?
Conditional. Small coolers are allowed if they fit within the 24"x15"x18" bag size limit, using only reusable ice packs (no loose/dry ice). Max size: 24"x15"x18". Exceptions: Larger coolers can be stored in picnic lockers outside the Main Entrance.
Are strollers and wagons allowed at Disneyland Park?
Conditional. Strollers must be no larger than 31" wide x 52" long; stroller wagons of any kind are not allowed. Max size: 31" W x 52" L.
Can I bring a breast pump or nursing supplies into Disneyland Park?
Allowed. Disneyland Park has a dedicated, free Baby Care Center with a nursing room for breastfeeding and pumping.
Are wheelchairs and ECVs allowed at Disneyland Park?
Conditional. Wheeled mobility devices must have 3 or more wheels, stay stable when stopped, and be no larger than 36" wide x 52" long. Max size: 36" W x 52" L.
Are e-bikes, scooters, or hoverboards allowed at Disneyland Park?
Not Allowed. Skateboards, scooters, inline skates, and bicycles are not permitted (grouped with drones and remote-control toys on Disneyland's prohibited list).
What is the camera policy at Disneyland Park, and what equipment is allowed?
Conditional. Tripods/monopods must fit inside a standard backpack or be under 6' tall; selfie sticks and hand-held extension poles are not allowed.
Are drones allowed at Disneyland Park?
Not Allowed. Drones and other remote-control flying devices are not permitted.
Are umbrellas allowed at Disneyland Park?
Allowed. Umbrellas for rain or sun are allowed; not on the prohibited items list.
Are noisemakers, flags, or banners allowed at Disneyland Park?
Not Allowed. Horns, whistles, megaphones, artificial noisemakers, flags, and banners are not allowed.
Are chairs and blankets allowed at Disneyland Park?
Conditional. Folding chairs are banned; blankets are not mentioned in the official prohibited items list.
What is the weapons policy at Disneyland Park?
Not Allowed. Firearms, ammunition, knives, and weapons of any kind are strictly prohibited, including replicas and self-defense devices.
Is smoking or vaping allowed at Disneyland Park, and is there a designated area?
Not Allowed. Smoking and vaping are banned throughout the park, Esplanade, and Downtown Disney; there are currently no designated smoking areas on Disneyland Resort property.
Are costumes and masks allowed at Disneyland Park?
Conditional. Guests 14+ may not wear costumes or masks (medical exception applies); younger guests' masks can't cover the whole face. Exceptions: Special ticketed events may permit costumes up to age 12.
Are pets or service animals allowed at Disneyland Park?
Conditional. Pets aren't allowed; only trained service dogs/miniature horses are permitted, leashed and under control. Exceptions: Emotional support/comfort animals do not qualify.
Does Disneyland Park allow re-entry?
Allowed. Re-entry is allowed the same day with a valid ticket and photo ID check at the gate.
Is Disneyland the same place as Disneyland Park?
Yes — Disneyland is a former or alternate name for Disneyland Park. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.
Is Disneyland Resort the same place as Disneyland Park?
Yes — Disneyland Resort is a former or alternate name for Disneyland Park. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.
Is Anaheim Disneyland the same place as Disneyland Park?
Yes — Anaheim Disneyland is a former or alternate name for Disneyland Park. All of the entry policies on this page apply the same way.