Disneyland Resort Photo Report for April 23, 2012.
Welcome Back to the Disneyland Resort
Crowds should be fairly light at Disneyland this week and will stay fairly light for the next few weeks. TouringPlans.com can help you navigate the parks with our per-park Crowd Calendar, Lines – Mobile Wait Times App that gives access to current and estimated wait times for attractions, and Touring Plans detailing the best plan of attack for hitting the attractions. Now more than ever, it’s a good time to subscribe to TouringPlans.com to plan your strategy to avoid the crowds!
Below are the predicted resort-wide crowd numbers for select days generated by the TouringPlans professional statisticians as measured for the upcoming week. For the access to the full year and per-park crowd level predictions, visit our Crowd Calendar.
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Resort Crowd Prediction
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| Tues, April 24, 2012 |
4 out of 10
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| Weds, April 25, 2012 |
4 out of 10
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| Thurs, April 26, 2012 |
3 out of 10
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| Fri, April 27, 2012 |
6 out of 10
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Here are some quick-hit notes that we hope you’ll find helpful as you prepare your visits for the week:
- Full block outs this Saturday.
- Thursday will be the lightest day for crowds this week in Disneyland.
- Disney California Adventure is a 4.6 on the Crowd Calendar on Monday.
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The view from the Monorail shows us some of the building details. If you look just above the entrance to California Adventure, you’ll see the new Glendale-Hyperion inspired Monorail bridge.
Note the massive Cars Land rock work in the background
Impressive details above Oswald’s Filling Station
A look under the entrance reveals the red outlines for Oswald’s Filling Station
The roof seen below is one of the Red Car Trolley stations
The Carthay Circle Theatre’s tower was covered back up this past week. It appears this section is being resurfaced again.
Copper rain gutters have been installed on a few buildings
The Glendale-Hyperion inspired Monorail bridge as seen from the inside of the park
The futuristic looking Monorail clashes with the art deco 1920′s / 30′s Buena Vista Street, however it is no more out of place than when traveling alongside Fantasyland, and here it only lasts a few seconds…we’ll get use to it!
The Red Car Trolley tracks have been installed, and the street has been formed.
The flagship store, Elias & Company, can be seen below
Last week we reported the Hollywood Pictures Backlot elephants were removed. Here is a few looks from the other direction.
As you can see, the removal of the pedestals and elephants have really opened up the sight lines for the transition between Hollywood Land and Buena Vista Street. This is most likely the reason for the removal of the Taste Pilots’ Grill jet as well.
But looking down Hollywood Blvd it is obvious that the Condor Flats sign needs to go as well.
