A transformer failure at the Disneyland Resort resulted in loss of power to much of Fantasyland and Mickey’s Toontown Wednesday afternoon December 27th, in the middle of one of the busiest days of the year.
According to ABC7.com, the local ABC affiliate in Los Angeles, reported that a Disneyland spokesperson said guests were being evacuated from “about a dozen” rides, including the Monorail, which, interestingly, isn’t technically a Fantasyland or Toontown attraction.
As of 3pm PST (6pm EST), power to much of the park had been restored, with all of Toontown plus some Fantasyland attractions, including “it’s a small world” which is currently sporting its holiday overlay.
At least one guest paid way too much for Disneyland tickets and then complained they weren’t offering refunds when the rest of the park, as well as Disney California Adventure, were open and operating.
Nonsensical time spent at Disneyland. There is a power outage and there is no refund either!!! $1100 down the drain!! #disneypoweroutage #poorcustomerservice
— Juveria Kanodia (@juvs06) December 27, 2017
Disney following the leader again. This happens monthly at some parks as our projectors use tons of power.
This problem was clearly caused by all the illegal toons from Warner Bros that Eisner and Steven Spielberg let enter Toontown in the 1980’s. Despite patriotic individuals like Judge Doom (who was obviously framed by that rabbit) heroically sacrificing their toon lives to protect their home, these “loony toons” have been allowed to desecrate this once great town, making sure that bouncy houses can no longer be bounced in, and turning it’s once beautiful countryside into a 2 bit circus.
The Overtakers from the Kingdom Keepers books are shutting down the power like they did in the first book.