Disneyland begins planning effort to expand shops, attractions offered within park's current footprint

Despite being closed for a year, Disneyland is planning new attractions and shops to open within its current 490-acre footprint.

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Despite being closed for a year, Disneyland is charting its course for the future.

The Anaheim resort is launching a new, multi-year planning initiative called DisneylandForward.
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The goal is to create more shops, entertainment and attractions, without expanding past the resort's current 490-acre footprint.

The plan includes potential expansions to both the Disneyland and California Adventure parks.

Disneyland said it is not seeking any public funding for the new effort.
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More details about DisneylandForward are available here.

Disneyland expects to reopen to the public on April 30.

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Disneyland begins planning effort to expand shops, attractions within park's current footprint