Can 2 adults (with no kids) do Disneyland in 1 day?

Oct 17, 2017
1:05:04pm

HaydenFox Walk-on

Thinking about going to Disneyland in January with my wife. We don't have any kids. Can we get through it all in one day, or should you plan on two days to get most things in?

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Can 2 adults (with no kids) do Disneyland in 1 day?

HaydenFox

10/17/17 1:05pm

RE: Can 2 adults (with no kids) do Disneyland in 1 day?

foofcoug

10/17/17 1:05pm

RE: Can 2 adults (with no kids) do Disneyland in 1 day?

HaydenFox

10/17/17 1:13pm

Dang. Is marriage always like this?

TNT

10/17/17 1:14pm

Nope. My wife doesn't like Disneyland.

Slim

10/17/17 1:24pm

So does your living room look like the Bat Cave?

Tsisquan

10/17/17 5:43pm

Oooh, that sounds fun

jbcoug

10/17/17 1:30pm

RE: Can 2 adults (with no kids) do Disneyland in 1 day?

Westsider

10/17/17 1:21pm

Lolzzzzzzzzzzz

Ranger

10/17/17 2:25pm

Yes.

Dillinger

10/17/17 1:05pm

Just Disneyland or California adventure too?

Huge Manatee

10/17/17 1:06pm

RE: Just Disneyland or California adventure too?

HaydenFox

10/17/17 1:14pm

More lines. Oh, and also similar amounts of heat.

Scratch

10/17/17 1:42pm

If you're just there for one day, do CA adventure and call it good.

d-coug

10/17/17 1:45pm

California Adventure has a lot of fun rides . . .

BYUforlife

10/17/17 3:50pm

RE: Can 2 adults (with no kids) do Disneyland in 1 day?

mulletino

10/17/17 1:06pm

In January you can easily pull it off.

mudpupper

10/17/17 1:08pm

Not with any dignity.

cougfanblue

10/17/17 1:08pm

RE: Can 2 adults (with no kids) do Disneyland in 1 day?

cruiserhead

10/17/17 1:09pm

Yes, but we choose to do it leisurely in two days

ColoSpgs

10/17/17 1:12pm

I would at least spend two days.

westsidecoug

10/17/17 1:13pm

Depends on the time of year/ crowd level and expectations of what you want.

BYUtka

10/17/17 1:14pm

jim gaffigan has words for you

buckeyecougarguy

10/17/17 1:18pm

"there are adults without children that go to disney-and they're called weirdos"

buckeyecougarguy

10/17/17 1:29pm

Don't. Just.... Don't.

Slim

10/17/17 1:24pm

Please wait until you have kids....it was made for 3-year olds

Nat Gas Man

10/17/17 1:44pm

My 7 year old daughter and I just hit every ride in the magic kingdom in 1 day

MormonThug

10/17/17 1:48pm

YES

Cougarrr

10/17/17 1:50pm

Two days is always better than 1. 3 days if you are doing both parks.

Cougarrr

10/17/17 1:51pm

I did both parks in 2 days (family of 5) which was just fine.

Fatalplacebo

10/17/17 2:04pm

I really enjoyed Disneyland when my kids were young. A few years later I went

Northwest Cougar

10/17/17 2:08pm

You’ve lost that child like vision

SouthernBlueBlood

10/17/17 2:30pm

or that loving feeling. Surely there's something I've lost.

Northwest Cougar

10/18/17 10:04am

You're not considered an adult if you do. Adults go to Six Flags

maxpowers

10/17/17 2:18pm

The older I get, the less I'm able to tolerate Six Flags type rides

Jesse Pinkman

10/17/17 2:41pm

I'm with you Jesse. During the outside loop on Tatsu, it feels like my heart

socorny

10/17/17 3:08pm

I LOVE Magic Mountain. Trust me, i would much rather go there.

HaydenFox

10/17/17 3:02pm

In January, on a weekday, yes.

socorny

10/17/17 2:39pm

An extra day at Disneyland is never a bad idea.

IceBlueCoug

10/17/17 2:39pm

If one person can do Dallas, two should be able to do Disneyland.

Belboz

10/17/17 2:45pm

You can on the first day of school in the fall. No wait for any rides.

niqmadu

10/17/17 3:23pm

^^^This is the answer...it's all about wait times.

cdr88

10/17/17 3:47pm

Go the last week of Jan for extremely short lines.

Thrill

10/17/17 4:06pm

Just got back. Honestly, you could do both parks in 1 day with the new fast pass

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