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Disneyland may scrap long-standing park rule that frustrated visitors

Disneyland reportedly ending its 11 a.m. park-hopping restriction, allowing guests to switch between parks anytime during their visit to both locations.


Disneyland may scrap long-standing park rule that frustrated visitors

If implemented, guests would still need to make a reservation and enter their starting park first. After that, visitors would be able to switch parks at any time of day, subject to capacity and operating hours.

Disneyland's official website still lists the 11 a.m. hopping window, and the company has not publicly announced an implementation date.

The 11 a.m. crossover window has been in place since Disneyland introduced its park reservation system after reopening.

On Reddit, many Disneyland fans welcomed the reported change.

"Finally! I never liked having to wait until 11 to park hop," one user wrote.

Another added, "That's great news! Now we won't have the usual influx of park goers trying to cross over right at 11am."

Fox News Digital reached out to Disney for comment.

The park-hopping shift comes as Disney continues making updates to attractions and guest policies.

The attraction is being reimagined with a new theme featuring The Muppets, with the updated version expected to reopen later this year.

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