It's Disneyland! So, I am sure there are enough general information about the rides. I will write on my specific experience.FacilitiesAs good as any other Disneyland. Wheelchair and stroller friendly, diaper changing facilities etc. I do wish they are designated breastfeeding rooms. I breastfeed in public, no problem. However, it would be great to have rooms for some moms who prefer to breastfeed in privacy.RulesI am not keen on their must have shoes policies even for babies that still needed to be carried. My baby could not walk yet at that time, and every ride and attraction that is baby friendly including the short raft ferry to the tree for Tarzan, we had to put his shoes on. At that point, my baby had the habit of taking his shoes off and throwing. So either my hubby or I who is not the one carrying the baby, would have to hold on to his feet or his hands to keep the shoes on. We were most worried during rides that fly as we didn't want his shoes landing on anybody's face nor head. And we were also worried that his shoes would be thrown into the river during the jungle cruise ride. I would understand if he was a baby that could walk, shoes would be needed to keep his feet safe. However, for a baby that cannot talk (cannot be explained why he has to keep his shoes on) and cannot walk (needs to be held, carried) I don't get the point. He was wearing sock booties and yet shoes were insisted. Lucky, that I brought his shoes in my backpack, otherwise he wouldn't be allowed on any ride attraction. Why are sock booties not enough for a baby at that stage of his life? Why does a small baby need to have shoes on?I loved everything about my experience that day, my older 7 year old son was happy. the place is as clean as Disneyland Anaheim, But, oh that shoe policy is annoying.