Our first Disneyland experience with our 3 year old daughter. We went on a weekday when the park was surposed to be quieter. When we arrived not long after 10am we meets large cues with only two thirds of the ticket office open. 45 minutes we waited to pay to get in. As you could tell by looking around most the girls going were wearing some kind of Frozen clothing and there was going to be a lot of interest in the Frozen village, one of the main reasons we were taking our daughter. After getting our bearings and reading the site map we had to fight for we headed to the Frozen village as there is a small amount of tickets for each show allocated on a first come basis. We arrived at 11.15am to be told all tickets had been given out so if we wanted to see the show and enter the village we would have stand and wait...you should get into the 2.30pm we were told, so they expect you to stand for 3 hours in the blazing sun with a 3 year old. We left to see some of the rest of the park and came back around 5pm to try to get one of the later shows...we still had to stand for nearly two hours but at least it was cooler then. The show was quite good as was meeting Olaf and the sleigh ride...but they closed the indoor snow village before we had chance to go play. There must be a better way to organise this..the rest of the park was quite good, we stayed to closing at 9pm but only managed to get on 8 rides and grab a quick burger in this time (10 hours)...you need a two day ticket if you want a chance to go on most of the rides...expensive for 8 rides and a short show...