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Fire breaks out near Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California; videos emerge
Videos from the scene showed smoke billowing near Disneyland.
A house fire broke out near Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, on Monday, sending smoke into the surrounding area. Officials said the blaze, reported on Calle Del Sol, was contained to a single residence and posed no threat to the resort. Videos from the scene showed smoke billowing near Disneyland.
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What we know so far
Fire crews in Anaheim responded to a residential blaze on Calle Del Sol early Monday afternoon, just steps away from Disney California Adventure Park. The call came in shortly after 12:15 p.m., and firefighters were able to bring the situation under control within about an hour. According to officials, the fire was contained to a single home.
Authorities have not yet released details on the extent of the damage or confirmed whether there were any injuries.
The smoke was clearly visible to visitors inside both Disneyland Resort and Disney California Adventure Park, with videos circulating online showing plumes rising from behind a nearby building. Officials said the incident posed no threat to the theme park and did not disrupt normal operations.
About Disneyland Resort, Anaheim
Located in Southern California, Disneyland Resort opened in 1955 as the original “Happiest Place on Earth.” The resort is home to two iconic theme parks: Disneyland Park, known for classic attractions like Pirates of the Caribbean and Space Mountain, and Disney California Adventure Park, which features modern experiences inspired by Pixar, Marvel, and California culture, including Incredicoaster and Radiator Springs Racers.
The resort is currently celebrating its 70th anniversary with limited-time entertainment, themed décor, and special experiences running through August 2026. New offerings in 2026 include the Bluey’s Best Day Ever! stage show at Fantasyland Theatre, adding to a lineup of seasonal events such as the popular Food & Wine Festival.
Ticket prices typically start at around $100, with Park Hopper upgrades available for access to both parks in one day. Visitors can also use the official Disneyland app to check wait times, navigate the parks, and access Lightning Lane services for select attractions.
