The Disneyland Resort Celebrates Hispanic and Latin American Cultures
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Gather at the Happiest Place on Earth for vibrant experiences that celebrate Hispanic and Latin American culture through delicious food, uplifting music, artistry and stories.
Community Tribute
Celebrate Hispanic and Latin American heritage and culture at the Disneyland Resort all year long. We’re recognizing the beautiful diversity, extensive histories and many contributions of the community.
Happenings at Disneyland Park
Celebrate the vibrant traditions, powerful stories and rich history of Hispanic and Latin American culture and heritage with uplifting experiences the whole family can enjoy.
- Character Encounters
Visit Rancho Del Zocalo park in Frontierland to meet Mirabel from Disney’s Encanto and Miguel from the Disney and Pixar Academy Award®-winning film Coco. Plus, from October 4 through October 15, 2026, you can meet Elena of Avalor outside of Royal Hall.
- Dining
Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante – Round up all your amigos and head over for Mexican-inspired cuisine. This quick-service cantina is like a town square ranch. Be there or be square!
- Entertainment
- Mariachi Alegría de Disneyland – Dance along to stirring mariachi music in Rancho Del Zocalo park on the evenings of September 15, 16, 22, 23 and 30, and October 6, 7, 13 and 14.
- Disneyland Band – Catch this iconic marching band in Frontierland and you may hear their renditions of “We Don't Talk About Bruno” from Encanto and “Remember Me” from Coco.
- Shopping
- Emporium – Check out the window display and discover a family's journey through Mexico and Latin America—through November 2, 2026.
- Plaza Point – Throughout this store, you’ll find props that pay tribute to café de olla, pan dulce and traditional embroidered textiles.
Happenings at Disney California Adventure Park
Experience spirited stories, enduring traditions and flavorful cuisine.
- Meet Disney Characters
Share magical moments with some of your favorite Disney friends.
- Miguel Photo Opportunity
Take pictures with Miguel—the beloved hero of the film Coco—at the Pixar Pier Bandshell.
- Dining
- Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill – Feast on a variety of flavorful street tacos.
- Paradise Garden Grill – Enjoy Mexican-inspired specialties. During Plaza de la Familia, try a delicious Carne Asada Wet Burrito or Loaded Chicken Quesadilla. For easy ordering, use the mobile order feature in the Disneyland app.
- Disney PhotoPass Magic Shots
Commemorate your visit! Let our Disney PhotoPass photographers take your picture with a Magic Shot—a select Disney Character or fun surprise will appear in your Disney PhotoPass photo!
Disney PhotoPass photos must be linked to your MyDisney account to be downloaded. Disney PhotoPass digital photo downloads exclude separately priced Disney PhotoPass packages and products offered at select locations. Photos can be downloaded from your MyDisney account as often as desired, up to 45 days after initial capture. Disney PhotoPass service is subject to the Disney PhotoPass terms and conditions and the Disney PhotoPass expiration policy. Online registration required.
Happenings at Downtown Disney District
There’s something for everyone—whether you’re grooving to the beat of the music from the nightly bands, enjoying a flavorful meal or discovering traditions old and new, the excitement never stops.
- Dining
Savor the vibrant flavors of Mexico at 3 restaurants from Chef Carlos Gaytán—the first Mexican chef to earn a Michelin Star. Then try a special treat in the Downtown Disney District.
- Centrico – Tempt your tastebuds with the Mexican Truffle Oaxacan Quesadilla, featuring hoja santa, huitlacoche, Oaxacan cheese, avocado mousse and salsa roja nestled between fresh corn tortillas.
- Tiendita – Feast on a flavorful lineup of simple, expertly-prepared tacos, including chicken, al pastor pork, carne asada or mushroom tinga.
- Paseo – Embark on a multi-sensory journey to the heart of Mexico with standouts such as Chef Gaytán’s Cochinita Pibil, a recipe derived directly from his mother; the Pulpo Enamorada, an elevated ode to his youth hiking and camping in Mexico; and Mejillones, succulent mussels prepared with classic French style with the addition of saffron, chorizo and pickled jalapeño.
- Décor
- Encanto Planter – Through mid-October, keep an eye out for a traditional Colombian Silleta floral display—carried during Medellín’s Flower Festival—alongside an Isabela topiary, celebrating her gift for creating beauty through nature.
- Coco Planter – Also through mid-October, delight in a topiary of Miguel in his mariachi outfit and a guitar display, honoring the bond between family history and music.
Happenings at Disneyland Hotel
Discover a special decorative touch for Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month.
- Décor
- Exterior Planter Topiary – Delight in the details of a Oaxaca-inspired Tehuana topiary that honors traditional embroidery, complete with a Resplandor headpiece silhouette representing radiance, culture and identity—through November 2, 2026.
Related Activities
Both a theme park reservation and valid admission for the same park on the same day are required for park entry. Park reservations are limited, subject to availability and not guaranteed. View important information to know before your visit.
Entertainment, experiences and offerings may be modified, limited in availability or unavailable, and are subject to restrictions, change or cancellation without notice. Park admission and offerings are not guaranteed.
Entertainment, experiences and offerings may be modified, limited in availability or unavailable, and are subject to restrictions, change or cancellation without notice. Park admission and offerings are not guaranteed.