Where in Disneyland Park can I find the Power Rangers for my son?
Posted on 24. Sep, 2009 by Donald Duck in Disneyland
We are planning a trip to Disneyland this fall. I have a son that REALLY likes the Rangers. I know they are lurking around the park somewhere, but I cannot find ANY info. Any help you can provide is great. Thank You All in advance.
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8 Responses to “Where in Disneyland Park can I find the Power Rangers for my son?”
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hoodoo
24. Sep, 2009
The Power Rangers are not owned by Disney and therefore make no appearance at Disneyland as far as I know.
They DID just start a new show centering around Star Wars and the Jedi Knights. Maybe that’s what you’re thinking of?
:)
24. Sep, 2009
power rangers aren’t disney.
dumbass.
TenFourSoul
24. Sep, 2009
The best chance you have at finding them would be in Tomorrow Land.
The one thing you will learn about Disneyland is that they never tell you if/when/where or even which characters will be “working” that day.
I hope this helps answer your question, although I’m sure it’s not the answer you were hoping for.
Jack
24. Sep, 2009
In Walt Disney World in Florida, they hang around the Cities of America section of the Hollywood Studios park, so I’ll bet they would most likely be in the Hollywood section of California Adventure at the Disneyland Resort.
Hope this information helps.
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24. Sep, 2009
right there
OC1999
24. Sep, 2009
Actually there is a Remote Tie between Disney and PowerRangers.
They do in fact appear at Hollywood Studios(Walt Disney World), as you can see from the link below they are still listed. The Tie-In. They appear on ABC and ABC is owned by Disney. However, you will not see any of them walking around Disneyland or California Adventure.
luckyxfighter
24. Sep, 2009
Sorry to that person that called you a dumbass, immature. But I don’t think you can find them in CA Disneyland. I know for sure you can find them at WDW.
cc
24. Sep, 2009
They are not and have never been at Disneyland. They have been (it’s been 3 years since I’ve been) at WDW. Sorry.