As a result, by the time Disneyland’s gates opened, on July 17, 1955 — on former orchards just inside the recently expanded city limit of Anaheim — Disney and Anaheim happily entered one of the great corporate-civic marriages in American history. What has their marriage changed? More than you might think.

Vice President JD Vance spent time in California's Disneyland with his family, and leftists had a complete meltdown.

The Anaheim, California, amusement park, which is celebrating its 70th anniversary, is putting a pause on the beloved Haunted Mansion ride, based on the 2003 film. After looking at the Disney park’s website page for the attraction, fans discovered that it will be closed for a period over the summer, likely for its seasonal makeover.

A Main Street U.S.A. window at Disneyland is one of the highest honors awarded by the Walt Disney Company — a tradition started by Walt Disney himself. Lillian Disney has been previously honored at Disneyland with the Lilly Belle parlor car on the Disneyland Railroad and a petrified tree along the Rivers of America in Frontierland.

The Disneyland® Resort 70th Celebration is finally here — and KTLA 5 wants to give you the chance to win a visit to this fun-filled celebration! Experience the eagerly awaited return of the

Step across the street and enter two different worlds. This video explores the striking contrast between Disneyland’s curated fantasy and the everyday reality of Anaheim. From immersive design and controlled spaces to the gritty edges just beyond the gates,

Disneyland will mark its 70th anniversary on July 17 and there has never been a bigger decade to celebrate at the Anaheim theme park resort than the last 10 years. Sign up for our Park Life newsletter and find out what’s new and interesting every week at Southern California’s theme parks. Subscribe here.

Disneyland is the Happiest Place on Earth, but it can also be one of the most crowded, most confusing, and most chaotic. As a self-proclaimed "Disney kid" I've been to the Mouse House more times than I can count.

On July 17, 1955, Disneyland opened its gates for the first time to tens of thousands of people. The California park’s opening-day gala drew a crowd of 11,000 invited guests, as well as several thousand more who attempted to get in with counterfeit tickets.