Día de los Muertos Spotlight: Plaza de la Familia Draws Visitors to Disney California Adventure Park

This fall, an exceptional event takes center stage: Disneyland Resort celebrates the unbreakable bond of family. From September 1 to November 2, 2023, the Plaza de la Familia at Disney California Adventure Park promises a whirlwind of emotions, infused with the rich traditions of the Mexican Day of the Dead.

Hits from 'Coco': A Heartfelt Stage Show

Multiple times daily, the stage show brings the magical world of “Coco” to life. Led by the charismatic singer Mateo, a team of dancers, singers, and musicians takes guests on Miguel's captivating journey between the Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead. And for those looking to move their feet, the Paradise Garden Bandstand resonates with the rhythms of Mariachi music.

Creativity and Memories: An Interactive Experience

What's a celebration without memorable photos? The colorful “Árbol de la Vida” provides the perfect backdrop. At the Memory Wall, visitors can leave heartfelt notes. And for the creative at heart, there's an opportunity to design their own “alebrije” masks.

A Culinary Journey: Tradition Meets Modernity

The Paradise Garden Grill elevates Mexican culinary arts to a new level. Here, tradition and modernity blend into a taste experience that lingers in memory.

A Resort Embracing the Spirit of Día de los Muertos

For the first time, visitors to the Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa can admire an impressive “Coco”-themed confectionery sculpture. But that's not all: While Ramone in Cars Land pays homage to Día de los Muertos, the Disneyland Park boasts a magnificent Day of the Dead exhibit at Zócalo Park.

A visit to the Disneyland Resort this season promises a feast for all the senses. Dive into the culture, cuisine, and festivities of Día de los Muertos.

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