The Disney parks make for a magical breakas you wander past Sleeping Beauty's castle, see your favourite characters and enjoy all the thrilling rides. However, due to the popularity of the different parks, you will most likely spend most of your time waiting in different queues and battling crowds of people.

To help, one Disneylandregular named Kellie Krueger, who often shared her go-to Disneyland tips with her thousands of followers under the username '@WeDontWearEars', has shared her top tips on how you can best avoid the queues in the parks.

In one video, she went on to share three mistakes touristsoften make before they even enter the park that results in spending more time than needed to get in.

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"I'm a Disneyland local, I come to Disneyland at least once a week. So the way that I walk into the park is probably a little bit different than how you do it. Let me show you," Kellie said at the start of her video, before going on to share her top tips to avoid queuing to get into Disneyland in California.

1. Alternative parking

"First of all, when I pulled up to head to Mickey and Friends [parking structure] today, would you look at that line?! Yeah, no," she said as she drove past the long line of cars waiting to head into the popular Disneyland parking garage.

Instead, Kellie continued to drive right on Magic Way, which took her to the Pixar Pal's entrance, which is only open between 8-11am every day. However, as she was in the that timeframe, she revealed the queueing only took her 10 minutes.

"I like to pull all the way over to the right, because that lane splits into two and you get through a lot faster," she revealed.

As she later parked her car and got going, she revealed she always go to the second level to walk across the bridge and into the park instead of waiting for the trams.

2. Take 'hidden' second entrance with shorter queue

"But when I got there, that line was, yeah that's a little too long for me," Kellie said as she zoomed in the camera of the long line of people wanting to get into the park.

Because of this, she revealed that she walks over to a second entrance, referring to the security checkpoint, near the entrance to the Disneyland Hotel. She explained that before 7am, it's only available for hotel guests. But the rest of the day, it's free for any other visitor to use.

She then revealed that she didn't want to walk all the way to the park, and is instead going on the monorail, which is free for all guests to use.

"I also sat facing the loading platform so I could get views like this on my way in," she said, showing clips of her incredible view of the park attractions.

3. Pre-order your food

And as she got off, Kellie told viewers that she'd pre-ordered her lunch on the way to the park, and that was now ready to be picked up, which allowed her to avoid the long line of people waiting to order their food at Jolly Holiday at 11am. As she pre-ordered from her phone, she was allowed to take the significantly shorter line for mobile order, walking straight up to the counter to get her food.

But due to the popularity of the restaurant, there were no tables available for her to sit down and eat her food at the restaurant. So she quickly walked across the street to the Plaza Inn patio, which had plenty of tables free to use.

"You can't do that in the morning during the character breakfast, but during lunch and dinner hours, they don't care. It's not a big deal," Kellie explained.