No FastPass, no need for money, how to enjoy Disneyland

|1.🌟 Once you enter the park, head straight to Zootopia and play the Heat Pursuit first. It's one of the best attractions, immersing you in the world of Zootopia from the moment you start queuing. The realistic prison, the racing experience, drifting, 5D sound effects, both adults and children will have a blast. Don't miss it. 2.🌟 After Zootopia, you can catch the Frozen Sing-Along Celebration, a favorite for little girls. Each show can accommodate many people. 3.🌟 After Frozen, you can catch the Flower Street Parade, right at the starting point. Quickly find a front-row spot and wait a few minutes for the special Zootopia parade to start. After that, there's the Disney Mickey Fairy Tale Express Parade. ⚡ As the parade is ending, head to nearby attractions like Peter Pan's Flight or Crystal Grotto, where you usually don't have to queue much. 4.🌟 After Peter Pan, walk a short distance to Tomorrowland. Since my little one is under 120cm, we skipped the Jet Packs and TRON Lightcycle Power Run. The little one can play Buzz Lightyear, with a 5-minute queue. Riding in a small car and shooting, boys should like it. We happened to meet Star-Lord and Gamora, nice! A 5-minute queue for photos, they look just like in Guardians of the Galaxy, so cool. 5.🌟 After Tomorrowland, head to Adventure Isle. You must play the Roaring Rapids, an underrated attraction. Both adults and children can play. We stored our belongings (including phones) for free. The queue time was 15 minutes. With safety ropes, you can choose your route. We chose the cave, with different difficulty levels at each junction, including climbing and single-plank bridges, similar to treetop walking + rock climbing. A 6-year-old girl had a great time and shouted for another go at the end. 6.🌟 After the Roaring Rapids, we saw that the queue for Thunder Mountain Rafting was 1 hour, so we played the Explorer Canoes 🛶 first, with a 10-minute queue. We paddled a big circle in the lake, and the little one splashed me with water. 😅 7.🌟 The canoes and Thunder Mountain Rafting are next to each other, friendly for kids over 110cm. The height requirements for rafting at Happy Valley and Fantawild are higher. My little one has never played rafting before, so we had to try it. We bought raincoats and shoe covers in advance. The shoes stayed dry, but the clothes got a bit wet. This is a good time to change into a beautiful princess dress. ⚡ So, if you plan to raft, bring an extra set of clothes. 8.🌟 After rafting, continue upwards to Pirates of the Caribbean. The 40-minute queue is worth it. The experience is amazing, immersive. Those who are timid should prepare mentally. My 6-year-old daughter didn't find it scary, especially loved the final drop from the cave to the exit. She said it was thrilling and played twice (the accompanying kids were scared, so she played twice). 9.🌟 When the first fireworks show is about to start, queue for Soaring Over the Horizon. There are fewer people. My daughter and I both love this attraction. You can smell the corresponding scents at each place, feeling like you really have wings, flying to those beautiful places. 10.🌟 After Soaring Over the Horizon, you come out to the fireworks viewing area. Now, you just need to quietly wait for the second fireworks and light show. A beautiful day ends here.