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Disneyland hosted Bluey’s live show, drawing a surprising number of childless adults and provoking backlash over tickets that could have gone to kids, while some defend adults attending Disney parks for non-kid-friendly experiences.
Bluey’s new show at Disneyland’s Fantasyland Theatre drew crowds far exceeding expectations, reducing dance space and forcing back-to-back performances that complicated crowd control, stretched lines across the park, and overwhelmed Troubadour Tavern mobile orders and sipper availability; staff scrambled to clear audiences and manage walk-ups, with some guests rejoining lines after leaving.
Disney previews a Bluey-themed merchandise collection for the upcoming Bluey’s Best Day Ever show at Disneyland, including apparel, plush, headbands, pins, bracelets, and a bubble wand, ahead of the show's debut.
Five Disneyland employees were treated and transported to a local hospital after a hazmat-like odor backstage near the Star Tours ride in Anaheim; officials attributed an unexpected reaction to contractor materials. Guests were not affected, and adjacent areas were briefly closed before reopening.
Seven Disneyland Resort cast members were hospitalized with breathing difficulties after a hazmat incident backstage near Star Tours and Space Mountain, likely triggered by contractor materials reacting to air. Disneyland briefly closed part of Tomorrowland while crews investigated; Space Mountain and Star Traders were evacuated and later reopened by about 3 p.m. Anaheim Fire and Rescue responded to the unknown odor; several other staff were treated on-site and released, and no guests reported symptoms.
Disney announced a major leadership shakeup: Thomas Mazloum, president of the Disneyland Resort, will become chairman of Disney Experiences, succeeding Josh D’Amaro, who will become Disney’s CEO. Jill Estorino will become president of Disneyland Resort; Tasia Filippatos will become president of Disney Parks International; and Lisa Baldzicki will become president of Disney Consumer Products, with Disney planning about $60 billion in investments through 2033 to expand its experiences, parks, cruises and related businesses.
Five Disneyland employees were rushed to hospital after a hazmat incident backstage near the Star Tours ride in Anaheim; materials used by a contractor produced a reaction, causing minor symptoms. No guests were affected, and nearby areas were cleared as responders treated the employees.
Trump-supporter groups plan a Saturday visit by the ‘MAGA Invasion’ and related pro-Disney causes at Disneyland, met by counter-protesters from the Brown Berets of California outside the main entrance. The clash overlaps with Gay Days, but organizers say the gathering isn’t an official Disneyland event. Disneyland rules prohibit disruptive demonstrations and attire, and attendees are encouraged to enjoy the park without interference.
Two outside groups are organizing competing events around Disneyland Anaheim this weekend: a 'MAGA Takeover' by 805 Patriots described as a peaceful, non-disruptive gathering inside the park, and a 'Disneyland Raza Invasion' by the Brown Berets of California outside the main entrance from 7–11 a.m. Saturday to stand against hate and immigration raids. Disneyland is not involved; organizers say attendees should follow park rules and avoid disruptive signs or conduct.
Orange County health officials confirm a second measles case linked to a visitor who went to Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure on Jan. 22, 2026, following the first case a week earlier. Exposed individuals are advised to check immunity, pursue vaccination or immunoglobulin if exposure was recent, and monitor for fever or rash for 7–21 days; health officials emphasize vaccination as the best protection.
A second measles case linked to an international traveler who arrived at LAX and then visited Disney California Adventure and Downtown Disney prompts Orange County health officials to urge vaccination and immunity checks; those exposed at the venues should monitor for symptoms and expect up to 21 days of monitoring.
Health officials say a traveler with measles, who arrived at LAX Monday on Viva Aerobus flight 518, visited Goofy’s Kitchen at the Disneyland Hotel (10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.) and the Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park (12:30 p.m.–closing) through Wednesday, prompting exposure notices for those at risk from 7 to 21 days after exposure. The infected person also may have exposed people at Los Angeles International Airport’s Terminal B (10:45 p.m.–1 a.m. Tuesday) and was later seen at a Dunkin’ Donuts in Woodland Hills (3–4:45 p.m. Friday). Health officials urge individuals to check immunity status, watch for symptoms, and, if not immunized, contact a healthcare provider and limit interactions for up to 21 days after exposure. Nationally, 588 measles cases have been reported as of Jan. 30, 2026, with LA County accounting for its second case in 2026 and Orange County for its third.
Orange County health officials confirm a second measles case in a traveler who recently visited Disneyland and California Adventure, with exposure at Goofy's Kitchen and park locations; residents are advised to verify MMR vaccination status, seek vaccination or immune globulin if exposed, and monitor for fever or rash for 7 to 21 days.
Disneyland’s Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge will broaden its storytelling to span multiple eras, bringing younger versions of Luke Skywalker, Leia, Han Solo and Darth Vader into Batuu, expanding John Williams’ music, updating shops and experiences, and adding a Mandalorian/Grogu overlay to Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run on May 22; the changes apply to Disneyland (California) now, while Walt Disney World in Florida remains unchanged for the moment.
Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge will broaden its Batuu timeline to include the Original Trilogy era, starting April 29, 2026, enabling encounters with Darth Vader, Leia, Han Solo and Luke Skywalker, and adding John Williams’ music to the land. The Black Spire Outpost area will receive new props and displays, while the neighboring section near Rise of the Resistance remains in the First Order/sequel era. Changes reportedly won’t be coming to the Disney’s Hollywood Studios version of Galaxy’s Edge at this time, and the shift aligns with broader Star Wars milestones and fan expectations.