7 New Disneyland Rides Announced — What It Means for Your Next Trip (And How to Get There Stress-Free)

7 New Disneyland Rides Announced — What It Means for Your Next Trip (And How to Get There Stress-Free)

 

Disneyland is getting even more exciting.

 

With 7 new rides and attractions officially announced, the Disneyland Resort is entering a major expansion phase — bringing fresh experiences to both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure.

 

For families, couples, and travelers planning a trip to Southern California, this is big news.

 

But it also means one thing…

 

Bigger crowds, more demand, and more planning needed.

 

Let’s break down what this means — and how to make your Disneyland trip smooth from the moment you land.

 

What’s Coming to Disneyland 

 

Disney has announced multiple new attractions as part of a long-term expansion across the resort. While some details are still under wraps, this development includes:

  • New rides tied to popular franchises

  • Expansions to existing themed lands

  • New immersive guest experiences

  • Additional park space approved for future use

 

Some of these projects are already under construction, while others are expected to open in phases over the coming years.

 

Translation: More reasons to visit — but also more people visiting.


What This Means for Your Trip

 

With new attractions comes increased demand — especially during:

  • Spring Break

  • Summer

  • Holidays

  • Weekends

 

You can expect:

  • Longer wait times

  • Heavier traffic around Anaheim

  • More crowded airport arrivals (especially LAX)

 

That’s why planning how you get to Disneyland is just as important as planning your park days.

 

Best Airports for Disneyland

 

Choosing the right airport can make a big difference:

 

LAX (Los Angeles International Airport)

  • Usually the cheapest flights

  • Most direct options

  • BUT… busiest and most chaotic

 

SNA (John Wayne Airport)

  • Closest to Disneyland (~20 min)

  • Much easier and cleaner experience

 

Long Beach (LGB)

  • Small, fast, and very convenient

  • Great alternative if available

 

Ontario (ONT)

  • Underrated and very smooth airport

  • Great option for Inland Empire travelers

  • About 40–50 minutes to Disneyland depending on traffic

 

Burbank (BUR)

  • Easy airport, but farther from Disneyland

 

No matter which airport you choose, your transportation experience can make or break the start of your trip.

 

Why Private Transportation Makes a Huge Difference

 

After a long flight — especially with kids — the last thing you want is to:

  • Wait for shuttles

  • Deal with rideshare lines

  • Haul luggage across terminals

 

That’s where private Disneyland transportation changes everything.

 

With Thomas Transportation:

  • Curbside pickup at all airports (including LAX — no LAX-it shuttles)

  •  Direct drop-off to your hotel or Airbnb

  • Flight tracking (we adjust if you’re early or delayed)

  • Child seats available for families

  • No shared rides — completely private

 

You land → we’re there → you’re on your way.

 

Simple.


Pro Tips for a Smooth Disneyland Arrival

  • Book your transportation in advance (especially during peak seasons)

  • Choose SNA or LGB if convenience matters most

  • If flying into LAX, avoid rideshare chaos with curbside pickup

  • Plan arrival times earlier in the day when possible


Start Your Trip the Right Way

 

A Disneyland trip should feel exciting from the very beginning — not stressful.

 

With all the new rides and expansion underway, planning ahead is more important than ever.

 

Let us take care of the ride so you can focus on the memories.


Book Your Disneyland Transportation

 

First-time booking discount available (code: TTFIRST)

 

Call or text 888-851-9551

Visit thomastransportla.com