Disney fans can hold fairy tale weddings in one of them

The wedding dream is your heart.

Disneyland in Anaheim, California has just announced three new fantastic venues, and Disney fans say their “I do it.”

To mark Disneyland’s 70th celebration – the celebration begins in May and will continue until next summer – the happiest place on the planet has just added three new wedding venues for Disney fans to choose from.

There are reportedly 100 different wedding venues in Disney properties, 13 of which are at Disneyland.

New additions include the Magnolia Park Gazebo, which is located in New Orleans Square in front of French restaurant Tiana’s Palace. This space can accommodate up to 30 guests

The second latest wedding venue is the Magnolia Park Terrace, which is a very popular entertainment ride, The Haunted Mansion. Up to 30 guests can also fit this magical space.

The third option – the most intimate of the three – Fantasy Field Garden, which is located from the famous Sleeping Beauty Castle. This space can only install up to 10 guests

According to the Disney Parks blog, a couple officially announced it in any of the three venues that guests can join the newlyweds on the Disneyland Railroad to America Avenue after the ceremony.

All of these locations (now open for rituals during pre-park time) sounds like a perfect fit for princes and princesses.

For those who are following the Magnolia Park terrace space – remember that the haunted mansion will be closed on August 11 and will be reportedly reopened on August 22.

Before you worry, your beloved attractions are just temporarily closed for a Halloween makeover.

While these wedding venues and Halloween-decorated attractions are sure to bring smiles to Disney fans’ faces, park-style attractions aren’t too keen on the new high street exhibitions.

“Walt Disney – A Magical Life” is the latest exhibition at Disneyland, aiming to celebrate Walt Disney’s life and legacy – some describe it as a creepy 16-minute long-lived exhibition.

Disney fans seem to enjoy paying homage to the founders of the franchise – however, they don’t really like his appearance.

When news of the exhibition was announced on the Disney Parks Instagram page on July 14 – people ran to the comments section to share their opinions.

“I’m so excited about it, and now I’m scared.”

“You do have the opportunity to do something here, instead, you insult the reason everyone has a job.”

“Again, this is the Disney motto as of the recent – how much money we can get from it, and how quickly we can pull it out.