Facilities
Practical information
Everything you need to know for a carefree day at Disney California Adventure Park: where to go with questions, where to store your belongings and what the park offers for families and visitors with disabilities. Prices in US dollars, correct as of November 2026.
Guest Relations
Guest Relations is located in the Chamber of Commerce and the Information Station on Buena Vista Street. There is also a point in Paradise Gardens Park. First Aid is next to the Chamber of Commerce, and the Baby Care Center is in San Fransokyo Square.
First Aid
First Aid is staffed by nurses for as long as the park is open. They can help with plasters and over-the-counter medication and can keep medication refrigerated for you. In an emergency, call 911.
Baby Care Center
The Baby Care Center has changing tables, toddler toilets, a nursing room and a small kitchen with a microwave. A vending machine sells nappies, baby food and sun cream (credit card only).
Lockers, pushchairs and wheelchairs
You can rent a locker in the park for $ 7 or $ 10 per day, depending on the size. Outside the parks there are lockers from $ 7 to $ 15. You can access them all day, but nothing may be left in them overnight.
You can rent a pushchair at the Stroller Shop, just east of the Disneyland Park entrance: $ 18 per day for a single and $ 36 for a double. You can use it in both parks. You can also rent a wheelchair ($ 15) or an electric scooter (ECV, $ 60 plus tax) there, with a $ 20 deposit. Reservations aren't possible, and you must be 18 or older to rent an ECV.
Rider Switch and accessibility
With Rider Switch, parents don't have to queue twice. One part of the group rides first while the other waits with the child who is too small. Afterwards, up to two people from the waiting group can go on the ride without queuing again.
If someone can't wait in a regular queue for long because of a developmental disability such as autism, there is the Disability Access Service (DAS). You get a return time equal to the current wait time. You register via a live video chat (up to 60 days in advance) or in the park at an Accessibility Services Kiosk. Park maps are available in languages including German, French and Spanish; there is no Dutch map.
Free Wi-Fi
In the parks and Downtown Disney District, select the free "Disney-Guest" network.
The Disneyland app
In the app you can see wait times and show times, order food and buy Lightning Lane passes.
Lost your child?
Children who lose their parents are taken to the Baby Care Center. Agree on a meeting point in advance.