As of Sunday, May 24, there is an ongoing chemical incident at an industrial facility in Orange County, California, in the neighboring Garden Grove. The incident, which began on May 21 at an aerospace facility, has triggered evacuation orders for thousands of residents across parts of Garden Grove, Anaheim, and nearby communities.
Disneyland Resort is approximately five miles from the incident and at this time, is not inside the evacuation zone. While the situation remains fluid and we may see road closures and minor traffic disruptions, there is no direct impact on park operations at this time.
Here’s what guests need to know right now about park operations and current safety conditions.
Is Disneyland closed as a result of the Garden Grove chemical situation?
No. At this time, there is no impact to Disneyland Resort due to this situation and the resort remains open to guests. We are actively monitoring the situation and taking guidance from local authorities.
Will Disneyland be evacuated as a result of the Garden Grove chemical situation?
The Disneyland Resort is approximately five miles from the incident and is currently not in the identified evacuation zone.
How close is the chemical incident to Disneyland?
The incident is occurring in Garden Grove, a neighboring Orange County city. The Disneyland Resort is approximately five miles from the incident and is currently not in the identified evacuation zone.
Will the hazmat incident affect travel to Disneyland?
Check local guidance before travel. Road closures, detours, or traffic disruptions in surrounding areas may impact how guests get to and from the resort.
How will guests learn more information about the ongoing situation in Garden Grove?
Updates about the Garden Grove chemical situation can be found by following the Orange County Fire Authority on social media:
The Disneyland Resort will continue to provide information about any resort impacts as it becomes available.