Disneyland Park.

The Disneyland theme park, where millions of enthusiastic guests come to partake in Disney's enchanted blend of past, present and future lands/themes. Disneyland contains a total of eight exciting, fun-filled lands for you and your family to explore and delight in. View and participate in parades, rides, shows, character greetings, shopping and fun dining.

• Main Street USA. This magnificent entrance, inspired by Walt Disney's hometown in Missouri, that sets the theme for your magical visit to California's most renown theme park. Travel back in time to the days of the early 1900's as you wander down Main Street. Experience riding in a vintage horseless carriage automobile, ride on the Disney Railroad, listen to words of wisdom from the great Abraham Lincoln and on you way out of this amazing land, be sure to stop by a Victorian general store, the Emporium, to shop for a memorable souvenir.
• Fantasyland. Filled with memorable Disney movie characters, you will find this magical land located behind Sleeping Beauty's castle. With nearly seventeen fairytale attractions to choose from, children and adults of all ages are sure enjoy their favorite Disney tales coming to life. Tour Sleeping Beauty's Castle, enjoy rides depicting the characters from Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Pinocchio, The Sword in the Stone, Mr. Toads wild ride, Snow White, Dumbo the Flying Elephant and Matterhorn bobsleds. Shopping, dining and character greeting opportunities abound in this charming themed land.
• Tomorrowland. Participate in the futuristic fantasies of Jules Verne, H. G. Wells, and Walt Disney. Experience the future on amazing attractions like Disneyland Monorail and Railroad, Space Mountain, Jedi Academy Training, Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, Buzz Lightyear Astro Blaster, Jules Verne's Astro Orbitor or race your car on the Autopia track. In the Innovations are you will receive a look at innovations in the fields of transportation, home, entertainment, health and sports and work/school with many interactive, educational hands on activities. Take a food break and have a burger, tortilla wrap or fried chicken with fries at the Tomorrowland Terrace or enjoy pizza, salads or pasta cafeteria style at Redd Rocket's Pizza Port.
• New Orleans Square. Experience the sights and sounds of New Orleans as you stroll along the square with sounds of Dixieland and jazz music and uniquely New Orlean architecture complete with verandahs and wrought ironwork. The two feature attractions in this part of the park are Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion. Climb aboard your pirate boat and sail through scenes from the movies complete with the songs guaranteed to keep you humming; Yo Ho Ho, A Pirates Life for Me and the famous words "dead men tale no tales". Tour the Haunted Mansion from the movie, complete with ghosts and ghouls and a ride on the "Doom Buggy". When your ready to take a break from all the ride excitement tour the French Quarter and relax with a mint julep while dining at the Blue Bayou. Peruse through the shops offering unique gifts and mementos.
• Adventureland. The tropical, exotic jungle worlds from Africa, Southeast Asia, Polynesia and the Middle East features entertainment and attractions from several of Disney's all time favorites. Here you can tour the jungle home of Tarzan's Treehouse, glide up a jungle river on a cruise depicting the jungles of the Amazon rainforest and African rivers filled with wild hippopotamus. Climb aboard the troop transport on a wild ride, Indiana Jones style, through the jungle as you go through Indiana's camp, past lava pools, across a rickety bridge on an amazing ride called Indiana Jones Adventure, Temple of the Forbidden Eye. Visit the exotic South Seas islands as you enjoy the performance in the Enchanted Tiki Room. Experience storms, music, birds, flowers and of course tiki poles on this delightful attraction. Shops in this part of the park include Adventureland Bazaar, Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost and South Seas Trader. Be sure you take time to visit with Aladdin and Jasmine at Aladdin's Oasis.
• Critter Country. If you are looking for a quiet, shady place on a hot summer day- then the lands of Critter Country are for you. There are three main attractions found in this section of the park and they consist of an enchanting ride while searching for honey in the Hundred Acre Woods on The Many Adventures of Winnie Pooh; paddle around Tom Sawyer's Island on the Davy Crockett's Explorer Canoes on a real canoe ride; on Splash Mountain you will journey on a mile long log flume ride through the bayou, swamps and woods of the south all the while view around 15 scenes from the movie "Song of the South". Characters you can meet and greet in this part of the part are the characters from Winnie the Pooh. Shop for Winnie the Pooh and Critter Country souvenirs at either Briar Patch or Pooh Corner. Pick up pictures of your wild ride down Splash Mountain at Professor Barnaby Owl's Photographic Art Studio.
• Frontierland. Visit America's past in a town from the Old-west, ride on a run-a-way train, enjoy an old west stage show or ride on a riverboat cruise all while watching for characters from the Toy Story films. Tour Tom & Huck's Treehouse and Smugglers Cove while watching out for pirates at Pirates Lair on Tom Sawyer Island; of course the only way you can reach this amazing island is to hitch a ride on Rafts to Tom Sawyer Island ride. Another fun, relaxing ride is the Mark Twain Riverboat which takes guests on a tour of Rivers of America and around Tom Sawyer Island on a steam powered paddlewheel boat. Big Thunder Ranch is full of good old fashioned fun, especially for youngsters having horses, goats , sheep, cows and a turkey to feed and interact with. Make crafts at an authentic log cabin where you can also have your picture taken with Santa during the Christmas season. For those who want a thrilling, hold on to the seat of your pants ride- the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad that take you through tunnels and caverns on a ride filled with twists and turns that includes earthquakes, bats and landslides.
• Mickey's Toontown. This fanciful land is created with the youngest guests at heart, but it's attention to detail will entertain the adults. Entertaining activities for the youngsters includes climbing Chip n' Dale's treehouse, riding a kid-sized roller coaster and playing in Donald's boat. This whimsical town has everything, the brightly colored buildings include a Town Hall, Post Office, gas station, fire house and police station as well the homes of Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Kids can burn off energy at Goofy's Playhouse which includes slides and outdoor play equipment for them to play on. Meet Mickey at his own house and right next door is Minnie's house where you can meet and visit with her while you enjoy her homes delightful decor. If shopping is for you then a stop at the warehouse themed Gag Factory is a must see for clothing, toys and other souvenirs. There are four places to grab a bite to eat in Mickey's Toontown; Clarabells offers sandwiches, salads and ice cream; Daisy's Dinner for pizza, salads and beverages; Pluto's Dog House specializes in hot dogs and beverages and Toon up Treats offers fresh fruit and snacks.

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