When Guests visit Disneyland in California, they expect sunny skies and warm weather — with the occasional cold front depending on what months they visit the theme parks.
However, Guests were in for a real shock when they visited Disneyland yesterday, March 1, as they experienced snow!
It’s Snowing At Disneyland!
During the holiday season, Guests at the theme parks experience snow, but it is fake snow often referred to as “snoap” that Disney pumps through the streets to help bring the magic of the holidays to the theme parks. But what Guests experienced yesterday was not “snoap” — it was real snow!
Disney fan site Launging Place shared a video of the snow falling at Disneyland Park, writing “I was at #Disneyland in the snow! Disneyland in the snow! Real snow, not soap! (Watch it turn from snow to rain in this very video.)”
I was at #Disneyland in the snow! Disneyland in the snow! Real snow, not soap! (Watch it turn from snow to rain in this very video.) pic.twitter.com/xzrMUDSdls
— LaughingPlace.com (@laughing_place) March 1, 2023
Another Disneyland Guest was in such shock, they simply wrote, “😲SNOW ❄️ at Disneyland #Disneyland.”
😲SNOW ❄️ at Disneyland#Disneyland pic.twitter.com/ZLzHM3IB9N
— MichaelNotMike805 (@MichaelNotMike4) March 1, 2023
As another Guest shared a video showing the snow and rain falling in Disneyland, writing, “What a day, what a day. #snow #Disneyland.”
What a day, what a day. #snow #Disneyland pic.twitter.com/FFTmVPeA92
— Who’s the Bossk? – Star Wars podcast (@WhosTheBosskPod) March 1, 2023
And in this video, fans can see the snow falling in front of Space Mountain as Guests visiting the theme park spin around and take in the magical snowfall while at the Happiest Place on Earth. This fan captioned the video, “Snow/hailing in Disneyland.”
Snow/hailing in Disneyland pic.twitter.com/sGK2Dv2WvS
— Trav (@__Trav_) March 1, 2023
One user had to clarify that this was, in fact, real snow and not the fake “snoap” Disneyland Guests are used to as they wrote, “Real snow in Fantasyland #disneyland.”
Real snow in Fantasyland #disneylandpic.twitter.com/CXjGXqZ8Ot
— lounge.land vacation club🌴⚛️🌴 (@loungedotland) March 1, 2023
This is something another fan echoed, who, although did not share a video, did share their experience when visiting Disneyland yesterday, writing, “Never thought I’d see snow at Disneyland that wasn’t just soap.”
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Never thought I’d see snow at Disneyland that wasn’t just soap.
— L3X – m3gan apologist (@bilexual__) March 2, 2023
Disneyland was not the only place it snowed in California as other Twitter users shared videos from the Walt Disney Studios lot, showing the magical white stuff falling from the sky.
Snow At Walt Disney Studios
One user was at the Disney Studio lot and captured the snow falling from the sky on video, sharing “Snow? On the Disney Studio lot 🥶❄️.”
Snow? On the Disney Studio lot 🥶❄️ pic.twitter.com/Lyx3UF5NG2
— Jose & the Pussycats 😸😾 (@worldagainstjos) March 1, 2023
And news reporter Scott Gustin shared a video of the snow at the Burbank lot, writing, “It’s snowing at the Walt Disney Studios lot in Burbank. 🤯”
It’s snowing at the Walt Disney Studios lot in Burbank. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/XwA3dee5Ym
— Scott Gustin (@ScottGustin) March 1, 2023
To which one fan replied, hilariously suggesting the snow is a result of Queen Elsa from the Disney “Frozen” franchise who “must be visiting” to discuss the newly announced “Frozen 3”.
“Is Elsa there for consulting on Frozen 3?,” they Tweeted.
Is Elsa there for consulting on Frozen 3?
— Calvin Ogawa 🐀 (@ChOgawaOHMY_org) March 1, 2023
As another Twitter user shared a video of the snow falling in the Burbank lot, writing, “Snow over the Disney lot in Burbank ❄️.”
Snow over the Disney lot in Burbank ❄️ pic.twitter.com/hTp7qjhEC4
— Bryan O’Connell (@BryanOConnell) March 1, 2023
A massive snowstorm swept California and other parts of the United States, and will continue into today. The storm was so bad that the National Weather Service (NWS) issued a blizzard warning for Los Angeles, marking it the first warning in three decades for this part of the country.
According to NewsWeek, Los Angeles saw 4 inches of precipitation in total, while Beverly Hills saw 6 inches. In addition, thousands of people lost power to their homes while some streams flooded.
