Walt Disney World Fans and Disneyland Fans Are SO Different

[@cuminbum]

The difference is that WDW has way more guests vacationing from different states and countries who only get to go annually at most, if ever again. When you feel like it's your only chance for a long time, you want to make the most of your time.

[@andreasdmbe6892]

Nice chat name dude🫡👌

[@laidbackjack-2680]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 the name!

[@taymari2663]

Yea I get that but the people that got to every park all day is just ridiculous lol Disney is great but it gets boring the lines are just disgusting all the time I’m not really sure how people still enjoy it i road tron the other day and it is the most overhyped ride that will bring so much more traffic to Disney it’s going to be insane in April

[@cuminbum]

@@taymari2663 OK, but have you been on Living With The Land? It makes everything else worth it.

[@taymari2663]

@@cuminbum worst ride ever invented so I get your point

[@user-dl7yf2us1y]

The reason they are more relaxed is because they aren’t running from crocodiles

[@mrs6792]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Heyyall000]

Alligators

[@Comixstudios95]

🐊

[@morgaknight25]

Neither is WDW, we got gators not crocs lol

[@jhope4202]

tick tock tick tock

[@zackcook6635]

Disneyland - more local. Passholders, ect Disneyworld - the once in a lifetime trip , all around the world, gotta get everything done Edit: my credentials are , growing up going to Disneyland and now work in WDW .

[@deamea5098]

Plus disney adults who go every week. Who want to see limited edition things but then have temper tantrums because they lost on see things because lines are so long from tourists coming from other places to experience possibly Disney only once. Not my story because I've never gone but it's what my sister has said.

[@Geekster1984]

can confirm, am local to CA

[@zackcook6635]

@@Geekster1984 I grew up going to Disneyland, but I know am 15 min from disneyworld :)

[@-.Cosmic.-]

I live in Florida so it’s more of an annual thing, but I hate those foreigners who come here and go crazy about Disney and still make fun of Florida

[@joshgutierrez7380]

Ummm Disney world isn’t a once in a lifte time trip lol and they’re both “local” in a manner of speaking, Orlando is just a bigger destination with more to do

[@TheDogFam]

It does get intense at Disneyland right after the park opens, especially the lines on a Holiday

[@feline.equation]

at disneyland we’re all locals-my mom used to say “it’s okay if we don’t go on space mountain today, we’ll just do it next week”. we’d pick 2-3 rides and stay at the park from 9-2.

[@Bublio53]

Is it sad that I remember Disney World used to be like this, then Covid hit, and now it feels like they don't even want us locals anymore. Just the tourists' money... :(

[@Itsxstarz]

Same

[@1inchpunisher715]

Facts, at Disneyland we're all Locals 😂🙏

[@altacalifornia2580]

I’m not a local but I live in CA so it’s closer than disney world

[@DisneyandCowboysfanCatholic]

I’m from Texas and having been to both Disneyland and Walt Disney World I prefer WDW . I have been to DL 2x and WDW 7x going again in January of 2024. I definitely prefer WDW Florida. I’m a Disney World veteran

[@McKaylaGamez]

Best way to describe it as someone from California, it has a local kind of vibe.

[@AngelicWitch444]

When I was running at Disneyland bc I wanted to see the parade, one cm shouted (very angry I must say) “no running just walking!” Idk if it’s a rule there so maybe that’s why

[@McKaylaGamez]

@@AngelicWitch444 Pretty sure they don't really care about running vs. walking unless it endangers others like when it's raining. They're usually really nice when it comes to the rules so maybe that cm was having a bad day

[@laeliamares3196]

Yes

[@candaceeffle6552]

We get people from ALL over the world. Ur delusional

[@theotherjared9824]

The worst it gets at disneyland is that everyone power walks to rise of the resistance. If you don't care about that ride, rope drop doesn't even matter most of the time.

[@jsas2047]

We definitely power walked to the Peter pan ride, because we really wanted to see it but not if we had to wait an hour+. I feel like running would actually be considered rude here, it lowkey fits that loud, big American stereotype lol

[@ro_sandwich]

So true

[@renegadestorm6903]

Rise of the resistance is so fun. Even if you have to wait 2 hours to ride . Can’t wait to go again in October .

[@gavinwilliam8337]

Is rise not reservation only still?

[@TariotFrog]

@@jsas2047 Peter pan is ALWAYS the longest line i see, My mom told me to ride as many other rides as i wanted while she waited and i went on three rides with my brother and when we went back she was still not even in the main line area

[@robertescobar7781]

It’s that California chill vs Florida man mentality.

[@angeldogg9]

Wdw has very little to do with Florida man, and the only reason you even hear about fl man is Florida's freedom of information act, most counties arrest ans crimes are made public within hours. You can look up any fl license plate or arrest record for $2 and get any fl residents address and so much more.

[@professorhoratiohufnagel1341]

Florida man is made up. It’s east coast aggressive vs west coast chill.

[@browncesario]

disneyland people are more relaxed because it's returners and locals. lots of passholders or people who go once or twice a year on a ticket. to socal people, disneyland is our backyard whereas wdw is a destination.

[@tylerreeves3251]

True to an extent but Disneyland has more visitors annually than Walt Disney World.

[@ari3lz3pp]

....No sorry. At least I hope not. Haha 😂 We are"local" 2 hours away and when we go it's time to move it or lose it. If you want to slow down you sit somewhere. We try to stay out of the way...otherwise that's rude. We are passholders but Disneyland IS our vacation. We don't get a two week long vacation like many others do. This is how it is for most passholders I know. They work hard to pay the bills and know their work doesn't tolerate time off like that. So we get to go on weekends and it sort of makes up for not getting that sweet vacation time that others do. But because of that we also don't waste our time. If lines are too long we aren't dealing with that either. It's Genie Plus or we grab a bite and leave. Life's too short!

[@wesharethis4929]

You just went on a weird day every time I go I rope drop and there are so many people and when the rope drops there are people running like me😅.

[@professorsypher6174]

I feel size difference plays a role. Disneyworld is much larger than Disneyland. They have a lot more attractions, so it's important to be as efficient as possible with your time so you can experience as much as you can. At Disneyland, you are able to make a circuit around the whole park within a couple of days and get to see almost everything they have to offer.

[@frankiec5570]

Disneyland has more attractions than the magic kingdom. I believe 33 rides at Disneyland vs 20 at Magic kingdom. When you compare all of Disney world than yes, obviously it’s bigger, 4 parks vs 2. But from this video it looks like they were just comparing rope drop at MK vs DL

[@thesingdance101]

@@frankiec5570That’s what I was about to say. Disneyland has more rides than magic kingdom. I think it’s just that Disneyland is more locals than anything …. Which is a mistake bc I like it better then world. Cuz I can also go to the beach easily

[@Izzy-cp8yt]

I was amazed at how comparatively small DL is to WDW the first time I saw the map. I feel like doing everything in DL would take half as long as WDW!

[@the_rachel_sam]

@@frankiec5570 yes but with more parks surrounding MK, there are more attendees on a daily basis (and less rides to share between them all, as you mentioned)

[@ProjectThemePark]

​@@frankiec5570 Even with all four parks Disneyland and California Adventure still have more attractions.

[@LunaRamos]

Bc it's hot asf in Florida. I'm tryna run to that air conditioner 😭😭😂

[@anja0106]

Why did Walt have to do us dirty like that? I’m a Disneyland Magic Key holder and sometimes I’ll turn to my boyfriend in line like, “Why did he have to pick Anaheim? Not Carlsbad? Or Oceanside? San Diego? Encinitas? Cardiff? Ugh”

[@notablearray1792]

This is why I like Disneyland better. You don’t have to stress about making it on time. You can just enjoy being in the park.

[@1inchpunisher715]

Big facts 🙏🙏

[@InnocentSweetie123]

DisneyLand is more local but it’s still so costly.

[@notablearray1792]

@@InnocentSweetie123 😭

[@notablearray1792]

@@milede The mornings are still much more chill than the rest of the day. Sure there are what may seem like a lot of people at the entrance, but it’s nothing compared to the number that will be in the park later.

[@Jacob630]

MO

[@sj32172]

The Disneyland parks are closer to each other, meaning there is less of a rush because you don’t have to include things like transportation.

[@cubstwo]

Honey, that’s Disneyland it’s chill, go to California adventure it’s like a war zone…

[@fastred6007]

That is so true because I saw multiple or hundreds of people going to the cars land

[@frankiec5570]

I’ve been a pass holder for decades and I would say the opposite. DCA is way more relaxed. I think it’s because of the alcohol 🤣

[@TheKacklinKraken]

All the fights happen at DCA for a reason 😂

[@NerdsTravels]

Nah. Everyone goes to DCA after spending the morning in Disneyland. 😂

[@jeannestark6293]

Uh huh

[@violent_human]

Everyone has all these complex answers, but I have a simple one: People in Florida are just crazy

[@michellehawkins1027]

Well, the transplanted ones.

[@wolfnonys550]

Yes Floridians are like hurry up a hurricane is coming

[@MinecratMelon45]

As a Floridian I can confirm

[@sol202]

Been a Disneyland goer my whole life (over 70 times!), and speed walking is a must, but they ask you not to run. And, usually, rope drop us PACKED. But it depends on where you are. Also, WDW has a lot more parks that are far, so getting in everything before your park Hopper would make sense of why people rush more there.

[@marshmallow1jennie]

Yep!

[@turtletalker]

Breathing that Florida air makes you insane

[@flesh4lulu475]

Yep! That air is THICK!

[@BrendaMartinez-dl4vd]

people with Disneyland's know that there will always be time for everyone to get on rides

[@ari3lz3pp]

Lol 😂 A joke yes?

[@jaxtvgaming228]

Didnt even know these were two separate places

[@abi1449]

I remember the first time I went to Disneyland I was there for the opening (we got in early because we were staying at the park). Everyone did start walking in quickly when it opened. Me and my family had no idea about rope dropping and felt like we should be rushing somewhere but didn't know where to go lol. We ended up following a bunch of people to the Crush coaster. We were some of the first ones on it and after we were done, the line was waaaaay bigger. The rope drop is real, probably just not as big as WDW

[@WhosAfraidOfLittleOldMiley]

Because Disney world are tourist more often and Disney land is usually more locals

[@rburton76]

Must have been an off day. I’ve been to DL twice at rope drop last year. And it was chaos running to Rise of the Resistance.

[@treatpeoplewithkindness1]

it’s because in disneyland all rides and hotels are very close together while in disneyworld you have to drive to every park/hotel

[@castorvolkCH]

80% of Disneyland 's attendees are within 4 miles of park. That's why.

[@ari3lz3pp]

Cool made up stats I guess. Lol You understand that's not true but also people literally live IN WDW......like Golden Oak....so it's the opposite of what you're saying. My family has passes for Disneyland, we live 2 hours away. We absolutely hate driving in the traffic. Especially with health problems. But it's our vacation throughout the year. Like many Californians we don't have a job that affords us a two week long vacation every year. So we have to enjoy our weekends to the max. This is why when we go to the parks and made the effort out there and pay parking etc we want to enjoy the heck out of it. We understand some days will just be crowded and lame. But we also make a point to be polite and not rude if WE are slow. You move out of the way if you're slow, sit down, figure out what you're doing, etc before you get up in the way again. Most passholders in SoCal seem to understand this. At least the ones we know. I hope most do....one of the most annoying parts of a not-so-great Disney trip is when crowds of zombies take over and they can't figure out how to walk a straight line. Lol

[@mjmmorales]

Very true 80% of the people in Disneyland are locals & most have Southern California passes. which allows them to go almost every single day. I think Disneyland loves this because they show all the new merch drop and help Disneyland make their money.🤔 But then again some of the bloggers make it happen for people that has never had a chance to even see what Disneyland looks like.🎠🎡🎢

[@ElTresAmigos]

It’s because we’re just chill like that

[@audreynelson3997]

Probably bc they realize you don’t have to run around the park like a psycho

[@oceanshrugs9235]

Lol

[@ari3lz3pp]

I mean you should use your legs and move it or sit down somewhere. Lol 😆 Nothing more annoying at Disney than when some airheads don't understand other people in the world want to get places and experience as much as possible. Even other passholders. Some of us also have medication to get from lockers, bathroom breaks etc. In any scenario anywhere it makes sense not to block up walkways. Idc if it's the beach, a mall, or a theme park. 😆

[@danielnascimento6300]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Enocia]

As an annual pass holder for Disney Land, I can tell you the reason a good portion of us don't rush for rope drop is because most of us are locals visiting for the umpteenth time. A large portion of Disneyland's patrons are locals or close enough by that they can visit frequently.

[@Promislandzion]

Maybe because Disneyland is much smaller than Disney world.

[@DillClan_08]

We are more relaxed because everything is close and if your a regular and you know the staff, they hook you up

[@cfrankbii9613]

1. It's the cali laid back lifestyle 2. Is really an extension of #1, most of DLands guest population annually are people local to the area, from california, or a state or two away. Not saying they don't have guests from far away, they do. Again it's just the majority. So to them for example, seeing mickey is just like, "cool there's mickey," this is why you see a lot of characters roaming areas. Everything is just almost like "been there, seen that," and not in a bad or bratty way. This is also why it seems like DLand "gets more stuff" than wdw. If they don't switch things up here and there often guest attendance drops.

[@sadokist1611]

California is the least laid back state, Noone rope drops cause most people go to disney world because it's better and most that go to disney land are local Cali is trash

[@ari3lz3pp]

People literally live IN WDW......like Golden Oak....so it's the opposite of what you're saying. My family has passes for Disneyland, we live 2 hours away. We absolutely hate driving in the traffic. Especially with health problems. But it's our vacation throughout the year. Like many Californians we don't have a job that affords us a two week long vacation every year. So we have to enjoy our weekends to the max. This is why when we go to the parks and made the effort out there and pay parking etc we want to enjoy the heck out of it. We understand some days will just be crowded and lame. But we also make a point to be polite and not rude if WE are slow. You move out of the way if you're slow, sit down, figure out what you're doing, etc before you get up in the way again. Most passholders in SoCal seem to understand this. At least the ones we know. I hope most do....one of the most annoying parts of a not-so-great Disney trip is when crowds of zombies take over and they can't figure out how to walk a straight line. Lol

[@hartspacevachon]

Basically. It's like why rush. Well be back in the offseason anyways

[@MegatronEnthusiast]

WDW is mostly tourist filled, and has people who will only go once in a lifetime, and only have a couple days to do 5 parks, while people at DL are either locals, live in the state, or are taking a few DAYS to go through both cali parks.

[@sophia_the_snufalufagus]

This is so true though! 🤣 Plus Disneylanders have like a fourth of the distance to walk compared to Disneyworlders so they don’t have to rush as much.

[@frankiec5570]

But Disneyland has way more attractions and rides than the magic kingdom

[@aaaaaaaghhhhhhhh4928]

I live right near Disneyland and I think it’s just the fact it’s more locals and pass holders than actual tourists. WDW has guests, locals, pass holders, so many more. And so many more areas to explore too. So if you want to get through it you gotta go quickly. Although lines can get long at Disneyland(I may be exaggerating I haven’t been to WDW so idk how long waits are there)

[@danielwardwell914]

Simple, Disneyland is smaller and it’s easier to squeeze everything in, especially if you’re there for more than one day. You get to actually enjoy yourself.

[@philipchenmba]

That’s because most Disneyland fans are local residents and they have annual passes. They just stop by the park on the weekend or even a weekday afternoon to relax and chill.

[@daphyduckyduck]

Disneyland fans are a lot more relaxed because we’re cooler

[@rosetaylor34]

plus its a 100+ degrees and humid in Orlando, gotta get most of the rides done before 2pm if possible

[@robertphillips6296]

I think it's about the size difference between the WDW parks and Disneyland parks.

[@Cei_ling]

Probably because it's mostly families with kids and babies attending, it's not like they are gonna run a marathon with 10 strollers to a ride they want to get on lmao

[@sophiaschult]

Multiple reasons: Most Disneyland guests are local to California, meaning that they are probably going more for environment/food/non ride attractions (eg. Animators Studio) or as a yearly trip, so they know when to go on rides to get the shorter wait throughout the day It is also much more common to close out the park, so it's usually late mornings late nights Also, it's California, we just live a more relaxed life over here lmao

[@NancyMartinez-yd8ln]

You don’t even need to rope drop, everything is a walk on. But rope dropping just makes it all that much more exciting- and you still get a large crowd doing it

[@mracka]

As a local to florida, id much rather deal with the flight to disneyland then to deal with the people at wdw and universal

[@noobflakes740]

It’s the Floridians trying to escape the heat

[@TheLatias380]

Disneyland in Tokyo is even crazier. Some guests start lining up at 4am just to be the first ones there haha

[@paulcarter6962]

🤣🤣🤣 to be honest that’s why when me and my wife first went to wdw together we had some horrible moments. Wdw you’re forced to plan every second, and we would be running from place to place trying to make an appointment. So the second time we went we just started cancelling things and doing what we wanted at the time we wanted. Much better time!

[@browill1432]

Not me and my brothers SPRINTING at Disneyland to get on the Toy Story ride with a 15 minute wait 🤣🤣😭

[@CalamityMW]

Disneyland Fans: I go to Disney to relax and have a good time WDW Fans: I go to Disney to wake up unbelievably early and be very passive aggressive about going on rides We are NOT the same.

[@drummernorrason]

Disneyland fans like me are more relaxed because it's not really busy and the wait times aren't that long.

[@nicolehegarty4749]

You saw Alice and the White Rabbit omfg I am so jealous. I hope to go to Disney one day.

[@DonsStudios]

Short answer: California vibe

[@megapistol64]

Because in Florida it's really hot and we want to get somewhere other than outside

[@koolkaleb19]

I honestly think it’s because of the experience. Probably 1-2 years ago during the summer I went to Disneyland with the rest of my family of 5. The feeling of going to the most happiest place on earth made me smile for hours. We spent 3 days on each side of the park which is Disneyland and California Adventure. I had so much fun and it will become a core memory.

[@magicstation]

Every time I go to Disneyland there are thousands of people waiting at rope drop. But I would agree we are more relaxed. I think we respect the cast members saying “don’t run” a little bit more, because we don’t want to ruin the experience for anyone

[@koalateamagic]

The main thing is the weather forces families to get up earlier cause it's hawtttt as heck in the swamp y'all

[@JohnCardVanDam]

Disneyland guests are typically locals. WDW guests are vacationers that are seriously ruthless, and lacking hygiene

[@Cupcake_Royale]

Yep, as someone that that went to DisneyWorld a few days ago, I can confirm that everyone, including my friends and family were rushing. I honestly want to go to Disneyland now to not experience the rush.

[@jadelynnparmenter8468]

Not me! I’m the worst. I do that rope drop like my life depends on it. I will break out and push my family to where ever we r headed. This has gotten me the ability to ride back to back on Pirates in the same boat even. and walk ons to Haunted Mansion and Splash all before 9am. No need to waste precious time. Lol

[@ari3lz3pp]

Amen! Lol 🎉 My family feels the same and the other passholders we know do too...we live 2 hours away but it's enough trouble to get there to squeeze every bit of enjoyment we can. Even ppl that live closer I know have to pay parking etc, probably working 50+ average hours/week to survive so they want their money's worth. This is also why I think many of us don't rope drop tbh....I wish we did more but it's just not feasible with traffic plus late work nights. But when we can heck yeah we are there! Lol Our Disneyland policy is move it or lose it. If one of us is too slow we either meet them later or we sit down out of the way and make plans. We definitely don't stay to meander.

[@NuggetHQ]

At Disneyland according to a study in 2019 around 75% of guests that visit daily are Pass holders. Therefore unless a new ride opens or something comes up from a refurb Disneyland will just be empty until 1 PM where it will then become empty after fireworks or fantasmic.

[@QueenSpiderr]

As a Disney lander, I have an explanation. WDW has more guests and bigger parked (leading to more guests) and DL has a smaller park (leading to less people.) however the last time I went there was quite a few people at rope drop because of the re-opening of ToonTown.

[@laurakirwan999]

Disney should pay all their workers a fair wage

[@ImaGOAT-vj5or]

The main reason why I think people aren't rushing as much, might be because majority of the people going there are probably locals who just never had the time to go, especially if you are going on a day that isn't a holiday:)

[@bleufitz9702]

I know I’m late but as someone who isn’t local to either place, I’ve been to Disneyland countless more times (and always rope drop) because you don’t feel rushed. Not having to take a bus to each section of the park is so nice. A 2 or 3 day pass & you’ve comfortably done & seen pretty much everything you wanted to without exhausting yourself or having to keep to a schedule!

[@bleufitz9702]

It’s also a more immersive park in my opinion. DW has gotten rid of so many of the original rides, & the outside areas aren’t as on theme, or in the magic if that makes sense. The history of DL is also so sick, the amount of original attractions they still have & just maintain or make minor upgrades to is crazy. It’s always sad when they replace a theme with a newer film rather than adding on or something. My great uncle also came up with & built the original dog with the key that’s still in the pirates ride & created a few other rides so the the personal history & nostalgia is a huge personal plus haha.

[@twistedthrills]

I think it's because Disneyland guests tend to be locals, which means they go more frequently and don't need to rush to rides as much since they've probably been on them a decent amount. Walt Disney World tends to attract tourists around the world, making trips less frequent, some even once in a lifetime, and therefore sprinting to rides may be necessary.

[@ari3lz3pp]

People literally live IN WDW... Golden Oak. My family has passes for Disneyland, we live 2 hours away. We absolutely hate driving in the traffic. Especially with health problems. But it's our vacation throughout the year. Like many Californians we don't have a job that affords us a two week long vacation every year. So we have to enjoy our weekends to the max. This is why when we go to the parks and made the effort out there and pay parking etc we want to enjoy the heck out of it. We understand some days will just be crowded and lame. But we also make a point to be polite and not rude if WE are slow. You move out of the way if you're slow, sit down, figure out what you're doing, etc before you get up in the way again. Most passholders in SoCal seem to understand this. At least the ones we know. I hope most do....one of the most annoying parts of a not-so-great Disney trip is when crowds of zombies take over. We definitely don't waste precious time in long lines. 40 mins is hard to swallow but we absolutely don't understand how many are willing to wait in 50+ lines....even 2 hours lol. No way. We buy Genie Plus/LL for really crowded days or we eat then leave. Because meandering isn't ok. Too much life to experience.

[@HINATA13845]

I think at WDW there’s just so much more to do and see, so many guests at the park, etc. To avoid living in lines you just have to get there as early as possible to beat the crowds and get on the popular rides.

[@randomsandra4039]

Californiens have the super chill vibes

[@ParamoreVKluvr]

At Disneyland, only people who rope drop are people who have work later in the afternoon, to see the new limited edition stuff, and people with tiny kiddos. Plus most people who are passholders know what days to go and what times to go. It gets most crowded between 10am-3pm, and next days to go are mon-wed.

[@3llaThe8]

Disneyworld is in Florida. Simple.

[@sevensworld3051]

This is so fr, like with my mom at Disney world we wake up at 7:00 to go get breakfast and rush to the parks

[@thdoggo1]

It’s because Walt Disney World is in Florida, and if you’ve seen all the news articles coming from Florida, you’d know that’s just Florida. 😂

[@alltheprettyflowers]

imo its because they have more characters that walk around at Disneyland, you don't have to wait in a long line to see a character, so they don't mind waiting in the ride lines

[@EmeraldKing6987]

As someone who’s been to Disney world 19 times (and I’m 17 years old) I can confirm that that is exactly how Disney world is, the second the rope is open everyone sprints to the best rides asap

[@Maxwellthedingus]

cause youre supposed to be having fun not stressing over if youre gonna make it or not

[@magicalrefuge3773]

The park is open for more hours, so the fans don’t feel as urgent. That’s my best guess

[@MarysAwesomeVideos]

As someone who went to both more then once. Disney world has a way bigger park with more things leading to a higher traffic area of people leading a more high stress atmosphere. Disneyland is smaller easier to navigate and people aren't as stressed and have more space to roam around freely

[@IanJohansson]

Okay so at disneyland there is definitely rope dropping. We got early entry to the park every morning at 7:30 because we were guests grand Californian. Although frontierland, adventureland, and galaxy’s edge all open at 8:00, and let me tell you there are Loads of people waiting to rope drop and run to rise of the resistance. Also with California adventure, radiator sprinfs racers LINE opens at 8:00 so we would ride guardians of the galaxy or something while one of our family members got us a spot in the pre-line that would go down radiator springs. But when it turned 8:00 the amount of guests that were running down downtown radiator springs was impressive. So i think rope dropping varies depending on what time of year you go.

[@yellowrose0910]

There's probably a "The rest of the fans were still parked on the highway" joke in here somewhere

[@TeamUmizoomie]

STAY IN THE PARK and you won’t have to sprint to your location every morning. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@terrym7849]

MY FEELING THAT DISNEYLAND FANS ARE WAY MORE RELAXED BECAUSE IT'S LOCATION IS WAY SMALLER THAN DISNEYWORLD BUT ALSO EASIER ACCESS TO EVERYTHING AND DISNEYWORLD FANS ARE IN A RUSH MORE THAN DISNEYLAND BECAUSE THEY HAVE MORE GUEST AND ALSO ITS A BIG PLACE.

[@isabellecucinella2401]

Disneyland has more local visitors, and Disney World has guests from around the world

[@weedtit]

me at disney world: why are they running?

[@theultimatetowerofterrorre301]

There is no longer a Tower of Terror for me to run to at Disneyland.

[@jojobunny02]

Disneyland is easier to get through. I’ve been to Disney world multiple times and it’s a headache every time, I’ve been to Disneyland in California and I just got back from Disneyland Paris and it was so relaxed and calm

[@ellarose3895]

Rope dropping is a recreation of the stampede from the lion King at Magic Kingdom lol

[@nea1673]

The exact opposite has happened to me. Every time I’m in Disneyland Everyone starts immediately running whilst in WDW people follow fast members instructions and walk.

[@w0jtek]

It's because it's either that they are there for multiple days or they live nearby

[@briannayoung9026]

I’ve stood in huge rope drop crowds at Disneyland and DCA. On multiple trips at different times of the year. What days are you going that there isn’t anyone rope dropping!?!?

[@Bb-jm2xl]

Disneyland ain’t got an ECV problem 💀😂

[@nahdeshiko]

As annual Disneyland passholders we usually just ride two or three rides everytime we visit. We found it to be more enjoyable that way and just enjoy the sights rather than rushing from ride to ride 😆

[@JJ-rm7jw]

Rope dropping is so unnecessary 🤣

[@totestazz24]

I wish DisneyWorld was a smidge chiller than what it is, but glad it makes folks happy.

[@nicoledeford3284]

Personally, I've only ever been to Disneyland, and I 100% sprint like I'm being chased by a serial killer.

[@laeliamares3196]

We’re more local and we just kinda have all day, and because we’re local we’re just kinda chill

[@indigogodess6912]

It’s cause they know they’ll be waiting for at least 3 hours no matter how fast they run 😂

[@joshuacaranci5967]

The reason is all of us that were planning on rope dropping are stuck on the 57south

[@robbiehooley3639]

Others have said it, but Disneyland is mostly locals. They'll get there later in the day. The one that REALLY surprised me was Disneyland Paris. We got there 15 minutes before they opened, and we were the only 4 people waiting to get in. When they opened the gates, a 2-3 others showed up. We honestly thought we'd gone to the wrong place lol. However, it's the same thing as CA. It's mostly locals, so they show up later in the day.

[@girrlove12321]

I went to Disneyland about 3 months ago. Thankfully we had early park entry. But the first day we didn't realize we had early park entry and had to wait for the rope drop. Honestly, there's just not enough people there at 7:30 to 8 in the morning to justify sprinting to a ride the second it drops. I was there a total of 5 days and the park didn't really get busy until 11AM.

[@professorhoratiohufnagel1341]

West coast in general people are way more chill than east coast people. Facts.

[@GabiTheWeird0]

I went to disneyland and the rope drop was actually really crowded

[@duckattak]

Depends. We’ve done rope drop at Disneyland before and it was nearly a riot with people trying to shove their way to the front before the rope dropped. Can usually determine when there would be a lot of people or not depending on which rides are down that morning because if it’s a major ride that’s broken for the day they will probably go to California adventure first or just not be in any rush to go to Disney