Construction walls now surround the four Disneyland Resort ticket booths that are set to be demolished in the coming weeks.

Ticket Booth Construction Walls

Disneyland officials confirmed work will begin this week to demolish four 700-square-foot ticket booths on the eastern end of the resort’s esplanade. This follows the demolition of two ticket booths on the west side to make space for the new Porto’s Bakery at Downtown Disney District.

Two ticket booths remain available, plus guests can purchase tickets in-person at the Lost and Found booth.

The ticket booths are still visible over the construction walls, with their lights on in the evening. This demolition is the first step in preparation for a brand new pedestrian bridge connecting the esplanade to a new parking structure and transportation hub.

The parking structure will be on the current site of the Manchester Cast Member parking lot. There will be approximately 6,000 parking spaces, 302 EV charging spaces, a dedicated area for shuttles and ridesharing, security, and dedicated access for traffic off Disney Way.

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