If you are planning on attending the 'One More Disney Day' event at Disneyland on February 29th, Disney Parks has released a lot of new details via their blog, that you will probably want to be aware of. First of all, the first 2000 guests entering Disneyland at 6am on February 29th will receive a limited-edition ear hat commemorating the event as modeled by Erin Glover, Manager of Social Media and Print at Disneyland Resort.
In addition to the 'ear hat' announcement, many other details were revealed about Disneyland's plan to accommodate park guests who intend to wait in line or "sleep out" in anticipation of the parks 6am opening time. Here is a full list of those details:
*Guests may begin lining up no earlier than 10 p.m. on Tuesday, February 28.
*Guests planning to line up before Disneyland park opens must park in the Pumbaa Parking Lot on Disney Way between 10 p.m. on Tuesday, February 28 and 6 a.m. on February 29. Please note that the Pumbaa Lot will not begin to offer shuttle service to the East Esplanade until 6 a.m. on February 29. Click here for a map of Disneyland Resort parking areas.
*Restrooms will be available for guests who line up before Disneyland park opens.
*A special ticket booth will be available prior to Disneyland park opening for guests needing to purchase park admission for February 29. Valid park admission is required in order to enter Disneyland park and to receive the commemorative ear hat.
*Commemorative ear hats will be distributed, while supplies last, to guests who enter through the designated turnstiles beginning at 6 a.m. on February 29, when Disneyland park officially opens. Limit one ear hat per person, and you must be present at the time of distribution.
*Please remember that being in line and entering the park does not guarantee that you will receive a commemorative ear hat. Ear hats are limited to a supply of 2,000 for guests who enter through the designated turnstiles when Disneyland park opens at 6 a.m. on February 29.
*Be sure to check the list of items that are not permitted inside Disneyland park as you plan what you will bring with you that day. Admission to the park is subject to capacity restrictions.
Remember, If you will not be able to attend 'One More Disney Day' at Disneyland or The Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Florida, we will be tweeting photo's and video LIVE from Disneyland... for the entire 24 hours. So, be sure to follow us on Twitter and on Facebook and don't miss any of the cool stuff coming out of 'One More Disney Day.'
-Admiral Duke
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