Jeff Reitz went to Disneyland every day for more than eight years, at a cost of just $3.50 a day.
Jeff Reitz did that every single day for more than eight years.
Jeff Reitz spent 2,995 days at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., before the COVID-19 pandemic put his record to an end.“It actually started out as a joke. During the Dick Clark ball drop show, Disney ran a commercial about giving you an extra Disney day, when they announced the leap day 24-hour event for Feb. 29, 2012. And one of my friends and I were at the park on Jan. 1, and we started joking around — how could it be an extra day if you don’t use the others?” Reitz said.
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