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Is it Worth Going to Downtown Disney in April 2021?

    

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     It is hard to believe that it is has been over a year since Disneyland closed its doors. Thankfully, for people that still need a little hint of Disney magic in their lives, Downtown Disney has been open since the summer for people to enjoy. Whenever I am in the area, I like to stop by Downtown Disney. However, over the past few months, my experiences there have been slightly different every time. This was obviously due to Orange County's covid restrictions at the time, but this meant that sometimes there were trips that did not feel worth it. The last time I went, it cost $10 to park, was crowded, and none of the food stands were open. Though it was nice to be able to walk through Buena Vista street, this trip otherwise was a bit of a bust. However, due to the doors of Disneyland being opened again in just under a month, I wanted to check it out again and see how much has opened up. 

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    I was very excited that Disney brought back the Eggstravaganza for 2021. The eggs seemed a little more out in the open than they had been in previous years, however this was probably because they wanted to reduce crowding. It was a fun and enjoyable 30 minute activity that got us walking around the shopping district. For $7.99, it is one of the cheaper activities that can be done on Disney property and it always is something I look forward to. Apart from the Eggstravaganza and various new spring snacks, Downtown Disney had no other spring additions. 

    We went on Wednesday morning around 10:00 am, and the shopping district was considerably more crowded than it had been on previous trips in the past year. It took roughly 20 minutes to get into any store we wanted to go to, however all the food shops and stands had opened up again and the waits for those were almost nothing. Apart from the mask wearing and social distancing lines, this trip almost felt completely normal. You still need to pay a $10 fee to park and there is no validation available, but I think that if you are in the area and want something to do for the day, Downtown Disney is definitely worth the trip. 


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