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DCA Touring Plans/Attractions-At-A-Glance

DCA Touring Plans/Attractions-At-A-Glance

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Disney California Adventure isn't as large as its sister park across the way and, with good planning, it's just possible to do most of it in one day. Still, if you have the time, we recommend two days at a more leisurely pace. We recognize that many families may only have one day for Disney California Adventure, however, so we're sharing our best, one-day touring plans (which assume entry at park opening—arrive at least 30 minutes prior to scheduled opening time). Those lucky enough to have more time to spend at this park probably don't need a detailed touring plan. As with our other touring plans, you may want to skip items in blue if you're traveling with young kids or sedate adults.

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Touring Plans

Touring With Adults

Touring With Young Kids
Get Radiator Springs Racers FASTPASS* Get World of Color FASTPASS**
Get World of Color FASTPASS** Ride Soarin' Around the World (if at least 40" tall)
Ride Soarin' Around the World Ride Jumpin' Jellyfish (if at least 40" tall)
Ride Goofy's Sky School Ride Silly Symphony Swings (if at least 40" tall)
Ride Toy Story Midway Mania Ride Toy Story Midway Mania
Ride Incredicoaster Ride Mickey's Fun Wheel
Ride Radiator Springs Racers Ride King Triton's Carousel
Have a snack in Cars Land Eat lunch at Ariel's Grotto*** or Boardwalk Pizza & Pasta
Ride Mater's Junkyard Jamboree Visit Redwood Creek Challenge Trail
Ride Luigi's Rollicking Roadsters See It's Tough to be a Bug!
Get a FASTPASS for Tower of Terror  
Ride Flik's Flyers
Visit Animation Academy and Turtle Talk with Crush  
Ride Francis' Ladybug Boogie
Ride Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sully to the Rescue!  
Ride Tuck and Roll's Drive 'Em Buggies
Have lunch in Hollywoodland or Pacific Wharf Ride Heimlich's Chew Chew Train
Ride Tower of Terror Play in Princess Dot's Puddle Park (they'll get very wet!)
Get FASTPASS for Grizzly River Run Visit Disney Animation and Turtle Talk with Crush
Ride Mickey's Fun Wheel Meet Anna and Elsa
Ride Golden Zephyr Ride Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sully to the Rescue!
Ride Silly Symphony Swings See Disney Junior—Live on Stage! (check times)
Watch parade from near Jumpin' Jellyfish (check times) Watch parade from near Jumpin' Jellyfish (check times)
Ride Grizzly River Run Eat dinner at Pacific Wharf
Ride Ariel's Undersea Adventure Ride Ariel's Undersea Adventure
Eat dinner*** at Carthay Circle, Ariel's Grotto, or Wine Country Trattoria     Visit the Bakery Tour & Ghirardelli's
Watch World of Color (check showtimes) Watch World of Color (check times)
   
  (Tour duration: About 8 1/2 hours) (Tour duration: about 8 hours)
*FASTPASS kiosk for Radiator Springs Racers is near  
    It's Tough to be a Bug!  
**FASTPASS for World of Color is near Grizzly River Run  
***Advance reservations recommended: 714-781-DINE  
   
   
   
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Disney California Adventure Attractions At-A-Glance  

(alphabetical order)

In the attraction chart below, the Allow column gives the amount of time [in minutes] you should allow for an attraction, assuming you do not have a FASTPASS and there are no ride breakdowns. The letters after the page numbers stand for the land in which that attraction is located: V for Buena Vista Street, H for Hollywood Land, C for Cars Land, W for Pacific Wharf, B for "a bug's land," P for Paradise Pier, and G for Grizzly Peak. 

Attraction Type Allow Land
Anna & Elsa's Royal Welcome [B-5] Character FP only page 129-H
The Bakery Tour [D-4] Walkthru 15-20 page 134-W
California Screamin' [E-2] Coaster 40-60 page 135-P
Disney Junior - Live on Stage! [C-5] Live show 40-50+ page 129-H
Flik's Flyers [B-4] Ride 15-20+ page 132-B
Francis' Ladybug Boogie [B-4] Ride 15-20+ page 132-B
Games of the Boardwalk [F-2 & G-2] Playground 20-30 page 135-P
Golden Zephyr [G-3] Ride 20-30 page 136-P
Goofy's Sky School [H-2] Coaster 30-50 page 136-P
Grizzly River Run [F-5] Raft Ride 30-60+ page 138-G 
Heimlich's Chew Chew Train [C-4] Train Ride 15-20 page 132-B
Hyperion Theater ["Frozen"] [A-5] Live Show 60+ page 130-H
It's Tough to be a Bug! [C-4] 3-D Show 30-40 page 133-B
Jumpin' Jellyfish [G-3] Ride 15-20 page 136-P
King Triton's Carousel [F-2] Carousel 15-20 page 135-P
The Little Mermaid—Ariel's Undersea Adventure [F-4] Track Ride 30-50+ page 137-P
Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters Track Ride 20-30 page 131-C
Mater's Junkyard Jamboree [C-3] Thrill Ride 20-30 page 131-C
Mickey's Fun Wheel [G-2] Ferris Wheel 30-40+ page 135-P
Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue! [B-6] Track Ride 20-30+ page 130-H
Muppet*Vision 3-D Film 10 page 130-H
Princess Dot Puddle Park [B-4] Playground 15-20 page 133-B
Radiator Springs Racers [B-2] Thrill Ride 60+ page 131-C
Redwood Creek Challenge Trail [F-5] Playground 60+ page 138-G
Silly Symphony Swings [G-3] Swings 20-30 page 137-P
Soarin' Around the World [E-6] Simulator 40-60+ page 138-G 
Toy Story Midway Mania [F-2] Ride 40-60+ page 135-P
Tuck and Roll's Drive 'Em Buggies [B-4] Bumper Cars 15-20+ page 133-B
Turtle Talk with Crush [B-5] Show 30-40+ page 129-H 
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror [A-4] Thrill Ride 30-40+ page 130-H
Walt Disney Imagineering's Blue Sky Cellar [E-4] Exhibits 20-30+ page 134-W
World of Color [G-3] Show 50-60+ page 124-P
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