Seasons at Grand Disneyland

 

Spring

During the Spring, the Festival of Princesses and Pirates happens. Fantasyland and Adventureland are transformed into areas celebrating one of the two sides. Both Bippiti Boppiti Boutique and Pirate's League offer new experiences. Plus, there are special missions for A Pirate's Adventure. Captain Hook will be rallying his crew and the Fairy Godmother will be looking for princesses, so come prepared. Plus, an all-new firework show is displayed, showing how both sides are united to spark the imagination in us all.

Summer

In the summer time, there usually aren't many events. However, from time to time, mists will be all over the park in exotic areas to cool guests down.

Fall

A wicked spell is cast on Grand Disneyland when Halloween comes around. Jack Skellington, the Sanderson Sisters, and the Grim Grinning Ghosts transform Salem Square into a big Halloween celebration. Main Street is decked with pumpkins. When night falls, Mickey hosts a Halloween Party for guests of all ages, which includes Trick-or-Treat stops in all eight lands, a spook-tacular new parade, and a frightfully fun firework show that has to be seen to be believed.
Also, celebrate El Dia de los Meurtos in the Central American area of Adventureland. A skeleton display and altars will be set up around the area along with some celebrations and music inspired by Disney-Pixar's Coco.

Winter

It's the merriest time of the year in Grand Disneyland. Here, celebrate the holidays. Main Street and Castle Gardens get a holiday makeover. Adventureland celebrates Diwali and Feliz Navidad. Plus, you can catch all-new holiday versions of attractions, including the Country Bear Jingle Jamboree, the Jingle Cruise, and "It's a Small World" Holiday. Plus, Santa Claus is coming in, greeting guests in the Castle Gardens. Although Halloween may be over, Jack Skellington still finds a way to bring his own macabre version of Christmas to Salem Square. Then, when night falls, catch a jolly holiday parade and a Christmas firework show that will leave you shivering for more.

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  1. KristynMay 19, 2021 at 6:16 PM

    I think Fall sounds like it’d be my number one pick to see! And I love how Jack Skellington still celebrated in Salem for Christmas!

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