Disneyland Park

Get a taste of faraway mysterious lands which recreates the intrigue of remote tropical jungles in the early to mid-20th century, back to a time when explorers ventured into unknown realms full of natural wonders. Intrepid voyagers can pilot remote rivers in Asia, Africa, and South America on the world famous Jungle Cruise, savor the legendary frozen treat known as Dole Whip outside the Enchanted Tiki Room and take a thrilling ride through a legendary temple lost in India’s Lost Delta region in the Indiana Jones Adventure

New Orleans Square has the energy, elegance, culture, music and architecture of the French Quarter. It features the classic attractions Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion as well as distinctive boutiques and restaurants along winding streets that give clients a taste of the Big Easy. From swashbuckling pirates to hitchhiking ghosts to street musicians, New Orleans Square offers a glimpse of romance and excitement in the Crescent City.

Along the banks of the Rivers of America lies Frontierland which will remind you of a pioneer past, from the bustling riverfronts of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers to the dusty southwest deserts. It’s here that you’ll discover Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, the wildest ride in the wilderness, where a mine train waits for a thrilling high-speed adventure past the windswept spires and the buttes of the Old West.

Sleeping Beauty Castle serves as the iconic gateway to “the Happiest Kingdom of Them All”. Fantasyland brings to life the wonder and magic of Disney animated stories and characters. This is the home of Fantasy Faire where you can greet royal princesses at Royal Hall and be entertained by charming shows at the Royal Theatre. Enchanted tales of childhood abound in this timeless realm of imagination. Within a magical storybook village, you can fly to Neverland, see an elephant fly, attend a mad tea party, set sail on a joyous salute to children of the world, or race down the snow-covered slopes of an Alpine mountain.

Tomorrowland is inspired by visions of the future, both practical and imagined. This intriguing realm of imagination, discovery and wonder feature a landscape of whirling spaceships, zooming rocket vehicles and racing roadsters. In this land, you can take the wheel on Autopia, a miniature roadway designed especially for smaller racers, watch younglings train in the ways of the Force and put their skills to the test at Jedi training, and race through the cosmos into the darkest reaches of outer space as they rocket around Space Mountain

Main Street U.S.A. recreates a nostalgic midwestern town at the turn of the 20th century, a time when the electric light was replacing the gas lamp, and horse-drawn carriages were making way for automobiles. It draws visitors in with a nostalgic glimpse into a bygone era when the pace was slower and the residents of a town knew one another by name. It’s home to iconic attractions like the Disneyland Railroad and the Disneyland Story presenting Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln and can be a great place to catch a parade or watch a nighttime fireworks spectacular.

Bursting with color and frenetic energy , Mickey’s TOONTOWN is the longtime home of Mickey Mouse and his cartoon friends. From the bustle of its downtown to the charm of its residential neighborhood, the towns looks as if it leapt right off a Disney animator’s sketchpad.

Tucked in the backwoods along the western edge of Disneyland, Critter Country is a restful world filled with shady trees, babbling brooks, and all kinds of playful animals. When visiting this bend of the river, find your very own “laughing place” as you witness the zip a dee doo dah antics of Brer Fox. Brer Bear, and Brer Rabbit at Splash Mountain. Explore the world of the Hundred Acre Woods on the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.