Scheduled for Wednesday, May 22nd

from 9am to 2am Thursday, May 23rd

Tickets include: 

• Transportation to and from Disneyland

• All-day entrance to Disneyland only (10am to 9pm)

• Private Party Grad Nite Event 

(9pm to 2am)

GRAD NITE TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT!!

We have a limited amount of tickets reserved that will be sold on a first come, first served basis

1. Check to make sure your name is NOT on the No-Go List (emailed by Dr. Barbour)

2. Make sure you have an activities contract on file (only need to submit once per year)

3. Pick up a field trip slip in your Govt/Econ class or at the ASB Room (A-127) and submit your completed/signed slip back to the ASB Room. Have ALL teachers sign or write in "No Class" if you do not have a 6th period.

4. Join the LZ Grad Nite 24 Remind - text "@4d4bccd" to 81010

*Purchase your ticket at the Student Store or online webstore (cash is preferred, but credit card can be accepted with a small convenience fee) and make sure you submit your field trip form + activities contract.

Please click HERE to visit the website for Disneyland's policies and restrictions.

1. Alcoholic beverages and any illegal narcotics/substances.

2. Marijuana (or any of its derivatives including marijuana enriched products), even if it has been legally prescribed.  NOTE:  The drug sniffing dogs can detect even traces and students have been sent home (without a refund) for this!

3. Self-defense or restraining devices (e.g., pepper spray, mace).

4. Glass containers of any size or type including perfume/cologne bottles and reusable water bottles.

5. All outside food and liquids that are not factory sealed. 

6. Firearms, ammunition or weapons of any kind, or objects or toys that appear to be firearms or weapons.

7. Fireworks or other similarly explosive and/or flammable objects.

8. Laser pointers or other items deemed potentially harmful or disruptive including Bluetooth speakers.

9. Smoking, vaping and electronic cigarettes.

10. Selfie sticks and hand-held extension poles for cameras and mobile devices.

11. Suitcases, bags, coolers or backpacks, with or without wheels, that are larger than 24” long x 15” wide x 18” high.

12. Musical instruments.

13. Large tripods or monopod stands and professional photography equipment and lighting.

14. Recreational devices such as drones, remote control toys, skateboards, scooters, inline skates and shoes with built-in wheels.

15. Attire that Disneyland could consider inappropriate or attire that could detract from the experience of other guests (clothing must be within school dress code)

• 1. An empty, plastic or metal water bottle

  2. Sunscreen

  3. Hat

  4. Small backpack / fanny pack / purse

  5. Money for food / souvenirs (be aware, some vendors do not take cash)

  6. A cell phone charger or external battery (your phone will die before the end of the night)

  7. Prescription medications that have been cleared with our Health Office AND Mrs. Romero 

NOTE: all prescription and over-the-counter medication for students must be in original pharmacy container or original labeled container and carried in by a chaperone from the school through the Resort security screening area.  It will be returned to the student it is prescribed to once you are through the screening area. 

THE FOLLOWING BEHAVIORS ARE NOT TOLERATED AT DISNEYLAND...

• 1. Groups walking and/or running in locked arms (safety concern in impacted areas).

  2. Group chanting of any kind including yelling at high volumes in attraction queues.

  3. Inappropriate touching or physical aggression of any kind.

  4. Failure to comply with a request of a Disneyland Cast Member (Cast Members are trained to direct Resort guests for optimal safety and help guests comply with the Resort’s standards of conduct).

  5. Inappropriate language (including profanity) and disruptive or offensive behavior.

  6. Disrespectful demeanor toward other theme park guests, Disneyland Cast Members, or other law enforcement officials.

  7. For your safety and that of others, please refrain from running.

  8. Theft or vandalism.

  9. Line jumping/cutting in attraction queues.

  10. Failure to comply with attraction safety rules.

  11. The distribution of printed or recorded materials of any kind.

  12. Photography, videotaping or recording of any kind for commercial purposes.

  13. Feeding, petting, touching, harassing, or harming any wildlife in the theme park, including birds.

1. You must remain at Disneyland / CA Adventure for the entire length of the field trip.  If you need assistance, please contact your bus chaperone(s). If you cannot get in touch with your chaperone, contact Mrs. Romero through the LZ Grad Nite 2024 Remind app.

2. Non-Grad Nite guests will be escorted out of CA Adventure around 9pm. Please make sure you have on your wristband/have your ticket to remain inside the park.

3. When you arrive at school on the morning of May 22nd you will go to Avis Street behind the cafeteria. Buses will be parked in this area.  Check your email the night before to see which bus you are assigned to for a faster check-in.

4. Drug dogs will be searching before you leave school and again once you get to the theme park.

5. Failure to follow our pillars of S.P.I.R.I.T. could result in you not getting to participate in graduation / lack of participation in senior activities.

6. It is important that you begin exiting the park at 1:30am to arrive at the buses by 2am. 

1. Why do I need a parent signature if I am 18 or over?

If you get hurt or in trouble and need to go home, it is your parent/guardian that will pick you up so we want them to know what to expect.

2. If I have an annual or discounted pass, do I still have to pay $335?

Yes, if you want to attend the Grad Nite portion of the event. However, if you have a pass, you are welcome to make a reservation and arrive on your own that day.

3. Why is the deadline to pay so early? (March 1st)

Due to low ticket sales, ASB came up with an alternate plan in the hopes that Grad Nite will not be canceled. Disneyland requires at least 50 participants. If we do not sell 50 tickets,  Grad Nite will be canceled. Also, Disneyland requires us to pay for all of our tickets 2 or more months in advance. We must also reserve buses timely.

4. What if I end up on the No-Go List after I buy my ticket?

 You will forfeit your ticket. There are no refunds, unless the venue cancels the event. We are required to pay the venue and transportation companies ahead of time. Contact Mrs. Romero immediately if this happens.

5. Why are there limited spots?

We take as many students as Disneyland allows us. Disneyland has limited attendance and additional spots are difficult to secure. We currently have 150 tickets reserved for us until February 29th.

6. Why do I have to have all of my teachers sign the permission slip?

We are going to spend a VERY long time together and we want to ensure you conduct yourself properly in all of your classes. Since spots are limited, this helps guarantee that students in good standing with all of their teachers are able to get first dibs at purchasing tickets.

7. Why is it so expensive?

Venues raise their prices each year, as do bus companies. This is an optional event and you are not required to go. Your ticket includes an all-day park entrance ticket, a special event ticket, and transportation.

8. What if I lose my ticket while we are there?

Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be replaced if lost, stolen, or destroyed. You would have to purchase another ticket at full price if your ticket goes missing. We recommend downloading the Disneyland mobile app and entering your ticket info as soon as possible.  You will receive your ticket as you board the bus on May 22nd.