Disneyland's always been heavily trafficked, but now the crowds are swelling so much that theme park experts are saying the Happiest Place on Earth may soon have to make a choice: either jack up the already-fairly-high entrance fees (again) or make some more space. There are apparently plans, "dating to 2000, to build a third park on a 78-acre site just south of Disney's complex on Harbor Boulevard," but at present Disney says there's no plan to do anything so dramatic. However they are considering adding more parking. [LAT, image via Lori Bucci]
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