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Orange County health officials confirm a second measles case linked to a visitor who went to Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure on Jan. 22, 2026, following the first case a week earlier. Exposed individuals are advised to check immunity, pursue vaccination or immunoglobulin if exposure was recent, and monitor for fever or rash for 7–21 days; health officials emphasize vaccination as the best protection.
A second measles case linked to an international traveler who arrived at LAX and then visited Disney California Adventure and Downtown Disney prompts Orange County health officials to urge vaccination and immunity checks; those exposed at the venues should monitor for symptoms and expect up to 21 days of monitoring.
Health officials say a traveler with measles, who arrived at LAX Monday on Viva Aerobus flight 518, visited Goofy’s Kitchen at the Disneyland Hotel (10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.) and the Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park (12:30 p.m.–closing) through Wednesday, prompting exposure notices for those at risk from 7 to 21 days after exposure. The infected person also may have exposed people at Los Angeles International Airport’s Terminal B (10:45 p.m.–1 a.m. Tuesday) and was later seen at a Dunkin’ Donuts in Woodland Hills (3–4:45 p.m. Friday). Health officials urge individuals to check immunity status, watch for symptoms, and, if not immunized, contact a healthcare provider and limit interactions for up to 21 days after exposure. Nationally, 588 measles cases have been reported as of Jan. 30, 2026, with LA County accounting for its second case in 2026 and Orange County for its third.
Orange County health officials confirm a second measles case in a traveler who recently visited Disneyland and California Adventure, with exposure at Goofy's Kitchen and park locations; residents are advised to verify MMR vaccination status, seek vaccination or immune globulin if exposed, and monitor for fever or rash for 7 to 21 days.
Disneyland’s Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge will broaden its storytelling to span multiple eras, bringing younger versions of Luke Skywalker, Leia, Han Solo and Darth Vader into Batuu, expanding John Williams’ music, updating shops and experiences, and adding a Mandalorian/Grogu overlay to Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run on May 22; the changes apply to Disneyland (California) now, while Walt Disney World in Florida remains unchanged for the moment.
Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge will broaden its Batuu timeline to include the Original Trilogy era, starting April 29, 2026, enabling encounters with Darth Vader, Leia, Han Solo and Luke Skywalker, and adding John Williams’ music to the land. The Black Spire Outpost area will receive new props and displays, while the neighboring section near Rise of the Resistance remains in the First Order/sequel era. Changes reportedly won’t be coming to the Disney’s Hollywood Studios version of Galaxy’s Edge at this time, and the shift aligns with broader Star Wars milestones and fan expectations.
Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge will expand its in‑land timeline starting April 29, 2026, bringing Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Leia Organa and Han Solo to roam Batuu (Vader with stormtroopers; Luke at Black Spire Outpost; Leia near the Millennium Falcon; Han by the Falcon and Oga’s Cantina). Kylo Ren will move to Tomorrowland’s Disney Visa experience, while Rey and others stay in their existing storylines. The land will gain a John Williams–themed soundtrack and several shops will reflect multiple eras; Rise of the Resistance will not have story changes beyond standard refurbishment, and no changes are planned for Walt Disney World’s Galaxy’s Edge.
Disney confirms that original-era Star Wars characters, including Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Han Solo, and Princess Leia, will begin roaming Disneyland’s Galaxy’s Edge at Batuu starting April 29, expanding the park’s timeline to cover eras from the Galactic Civil War to the New Republic and beyond, with John Williams’ iconic scores. The move coincides with upcoming Star Wars releases and Disney leadership developments.
Disney is retooling Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland to incorporate elements from the original trilogy, including Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Princess Leia, along with John Williams’ iconic scores, with Oga’s Cantina featuring the Cantina Band. The changes go into effect April 29, 2026 at Disneyland Park, while Disney World’s Galaxy’s Edge remains unchanged for now, broadening Batuu’s timeline to span from the Galactic Civil War and New Republic to the Resistance and First Order eras.
Darth Vader arrives as Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland expands its timeline to include events from Return of the Jedi and The Mandalorian, bringing Vader, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Leia Organa and other familiar faces to Batuu starting April 29, 2026; the update adds refreshed shops (Black Spire Surplus, Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities, Savi’s Workshop, Droid Depot), a new Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run mission with Din Djarin and Grogu, and a broader John Williams–inspired soundtrack across the land.
Dozens of passengers on the Disneyland Monorail were evacuated after a mechanical failure caused the train to lose power, with no injuries reported. The Anaheim Fire Department used a ladder to evacuate 60 people from the train, which was impacted by a beam loss that affected two trains. The situation is ongoing and being monitored.
Dozens of passengers were evacuated from a stalled Disneyland Monorail train after a power loss, with no injuries reported, as first responders used a ladder to rescue passengers on the elevated track.
A man was injured in a fight at Disneyland over line cutting at the Indiana Jones Adventure ride, with police seeking to identify a suspect involved in the altercation. Incidents of violence at the park have been increasing, prompting safety reminders, but fights continue to occur, including recent brawls involving multiple visitors and even children.
A fight broke out at Disneyland's Indiana Jones ride over line-cutting during a busy holiday week, resulting in injuries to one person. The incident involved guests attempting to cut the line, leading to a verbal and physical altercation, with the primary suspect fleeing the scene. Disney's strict policies on guest conduct and security measures, including potential bans and facial recognition, are in place to prevent such incidents. The investigation is ongoing.
A man was seriously injured in a fight over line-cutting at Disneyland's Indiana Jones Adventure, with the suspect fleeing the scene; the victim was treated for a facial gash and the incident was part of a day with multiple accidents at the park.