Separate admission is needed for Disneyland and California Adventure each one charges $43 for general admission and $33 for children 3 to 9.ДЄlthough Disney prides itself on anticipating and satisfying customersвЂ™ wishes, executives acknowledge that no one will really know how many people the new park can handle until operations begin. Thousands more visitors each week are expected to stop by Downtown Disney, which has no admission fee. Indeed, elaborate stage shows, вЂњedgyвЂќ street entertainment, fancy dining and wine bars are designed to take up the slack while Disney positions the new park as an alternative to the Magic Kingdom in hopes of extending visitor stays beyond one day.Д¬ompany projections show Magic Kingdom attendance falling by 500,000 per year, to about 13.3 million, and California Adventure visits rising to 7 million. вЂњHopefully, with Disneyland right across the esplanade and Downtown Disney right there, we wonвЂ™t have to turn people away from the resort.вЂќ вЂњCome early in the day or come later, after the park clears out again,вЂќ said George Kalogridis, senior vice president of Disney operations in Anaheim. Senior Disney officials acknowledge that there will be days when California Adventure will have to turn patrons away, particularly in the first weeks after the park opens, during spring break and again in the summer.Д«ut California Adventure, part of a $1.4-billion Disney expansion in Anaheim, has 23 attractions, counting minor exhibits such as farming and tortilla-making-just a third as many as Disneyland. The problem, park managers and employees say, is that all those people no longer standing in line for hours make parks seem even more crowded on busy days-a factor that contributed to DisneylandвЂ™s shutting down its turnstiles at midday several times during the holidays. One complication is the popular Fastpass program, which allows patrons to avoid lines at major rides by reserving ride times. 8, will allow only about 30,000 people within its gates at one time-almost half the number at adjacent Disneyland.

ItвЂ™s just one example of what is looming as a major issue for the new park: overcrowding.Д¬alifornia Adventure park, set to open Feb.

SoarinвЂ™ Over California is estimated to handle 1,250 riders an hour-but on busy days that means as many as half of the parkвЂ™s visitors wonвЂ™t be able to get on. The most innovative attraction at Walt Disney Co.'s new California Adventure may be the simulated hang-glider ride over the natural and man-made wonders of the Golden State.

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