Two Special Events Coming Soon

If you can’t get enough of Disneyland, then mark your calendars because the famous theme park is bringing two after hour events to the happiest place on earth. Both events will be coming in 2019 with promises of fun for attendees.

The first will be a repeat of the 2018 tradition of 90s Nite coming to the park March 7th, and Sweetheart’s Nite which will make its swing into hearts February 7th.

These events begin after the parks close, however it should be noted the park is closed earlier to get ready for the event. These events offer guests to entertainment, merchandise, and decor created for the event, and special food.

Those with tickets to the events are able to go to the park at 6 p.m. and moreover gain early access. Another perk for ticket holders is that there will be special characters to interact with, food, and events available to them.

Details & What to Expect

The Sweetheart’s Nite event will happen between 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM, the Disneyland Park mix-in begins at 6:00 PM. It’s $99 per person and annual Passholder pre-sale tickets available November 27, 2018. General Admission tickets sales will begin the next day November 28, 2018. Parents bringing a child under the age of three do not require tickets for them.

The highlights include meeting some of Disney’s most iconic couples, getting some Instagram worthy posts with photo opportunities sure to make you and bae the fairest couple of them all, music to sweep your partner off their feet, some delicious food, merchandise, and a firework spectacular.

As for 90s Nite, the event will follow a similar beat in terms of details, for example who doesn’t need to pay for the event.

Highlights for this event are pretty similar to Sweethearts except with nostalgia in place of romance. There will be the addition of a live event on the Mark Twain Riverboat ride for people to bust a move on.

If either of these events catches your eye, be sure to keep an eye out on those ticket sales days.  

A print version of this article appeared on Tuesday, Nov. 27th.  This article was adjusted for the purpose of an online publication.