Disneyland Resort will demolish four more ticket booths to prepare for construction of a new pedestrian bridge over Harbor Boulevard.

Ticket Booth Demolition

Disneyland officials confirmed to The Orange County Register that work will begin this week to demolish the four 700-square-foot ticket booths on the eastern end of the resort’s esplanade.

Late last year, crews demolished two ticket booths on the west side of the esplanade to make space for the new Porto’s Bakery at Downtown Disney District.

After this next round of demolition, only two ticket booths will remain. Guests can also purchase tickets in-person at the Lost and Found booth.

The pedestrian bridge will connect the esplanade to a new parking structure and transportation hub at 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.

Construction of the parking, transportation hub, and bridge are part of the DisneylandForward expansion project, preparing for an influx of visitors as Disney adds several attractions and experiences. Two new rides are coming to Avengers Campus, a Coco ride will be added to Pixar Pier, Tomorrowland is being reimagined, and an Avatar land is still in the works.

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