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"We believed in our idea - a family park where parents and children could have fun- together."
Walt Disney

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In the early 1950’s Walt Disney rolled the dice on 107 acres of Southern California real estate and a dream. It was the biggest gamble of his life. His dream was to build a place where everyone young and old could come and be a kid again. His vision was a place he called Disneyland. The happiest place on earth,

"It has that thing - the imagination, and the feeling of happy excitement- I knew when I was a kid." Walt Disney

Disneyland is the only Disney theme park that Walt Disney ever saw completed. He could often be seen strolling through his park speaking with guests and signing autographs. He would eventually head back to his office located above the fire station on Main Street with a head full of ideas about ways to improve the park. So it is no wonder that this theme park seems to embody many of his endearing characteristics and has thankfully over the years managed to hold onto much of its original charm.

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The park itself is essentially laid out the same as it was for its 1955 opening day with the exception of the addition of a new land called Mickey’s Toontown. Guests are still welcomed onto Main Street a reproduction and tribute to a 1900 turn-of-the-century Middle American small town. Main Street then empties guest into the hub of its spoke and wheel design with Sleeping Beauty Castle anchoring the hub. Guests are then funneled into one of four lands with an additional two lands that can be accessed from pedestrian pathways located further in the park.

 
     
  Fantasmic!
Guests are treated to this multi-media presentation on nights that the theme park is open late.
Mickey reprises his role as the Sorcerer’s Apprentice from the classic film Fantasia. Amide laser images, fireworks, special lighting and a musical score that is first rate Mickey leads the battle of good over evil. We could back a truckload of superlatives up to this one and would not be over doing it. This is simply the best out door spectacular to be found at any theme park anywhere.
25 minutes (weather permitting)
Located at the end of Tom Sawyers Island with viewing available from Frontierland and New Orleans Square waterfront.
 
     
 
Disney Tip: Early seating is a must for this show. Guests begin to stake out the better locations several hours in advance.
 
     
  Disneyland Monorail System
This futuristic transportation system can be used to transport guests from a busy & crowded theme park to the relative calm and tranquility of the Disney hotels and Downtown Disney. Even if your escape is just long enough to enjoy a more relaxing lunch than can be found in the park it will have been worth the effort.
 
     
 
Disneyland Park-Wide Entertainment
 
     
 
  • Remember... Dreams Come True
    Be a part of Disney's biggest nighttime celebration! Be dazzled as 50 years of Disneyland Resort wishes and dreams turn the night sky into a colorful canvas.
    • Watch the sky explode with a kaleidoscope of color, music and fantasy in an awe-inspiring pyrotechnic spectacular.
    • Follow Tinker Bell as she flies like you've never seen before.
    • Rekindle your fondest memories with this breathtaking fireworks show that touches the heart and inspires imagination.
 
   
     
  This 1900 turn-of-the-century reproduction of a Middle American small town is more than just where guests enter and exit Disneyland. Beginning at The Main Street Station of The Disneyland Railroad and continuing down Main Street with its shops and eateries the attention to detail is amazing. Every aspect of the very real buildings along with their furnishings is accurate for of the period. Guests can either walk down Main Street or catch ride on a horse drawn trolley, as they make their way towards Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Most of Disneyland’s services are located on Main Street.
Included here is a list of those services:

Wheelchair and Stroller Rental
Just on you’re right as you pass through the turnstiles
Double Stroller - $15.00, Single Stroller -$8.00
Wheelchair $7.00 includes a $1.00 deposit
Electric wheelchairs $55.00 with a $20.00 refundable deposit


Storage Locker Rental
Located a short distance down Main Street on the right as you face the Castle
Locker rental is $5.00 per day includes a $2.00 refundable deposit

 
     
 
Disney Note: Lockers are cleared out daily after park closing.
 
     
  Banking Services
Located to the right of The Walt Disney Story at the Railroad Station end of Main Street

Messages
City Hall

Lost & Found
Located a short distance down Main Street on the right as you face the Castle

General Information
City Hall

First Aid
Near The Plaza Inn at the Castle end of Main Street

Lost Children
Near The Plaza Inn at the Castle end of Main Street

Baby Center
Across from The Plaza Inn at the Castle end of Main Street
 
 
 
 
  • Main Street, U.S.A. Attractions
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    • Disneyland Railroad
      Hop aboard one of Disneyland park's four bona fide steam-powered locomotives for a relaxing twenty minute jaunt around Disneyland park.
      • You can disembark at New Orleans Square, Mickey's Toontown, Tomorrowland or Main Street, U.S.A.
      • Between the Tomorrowland and Main Street, U.S.A. stations is an exciting trip into the Grand Canyon and Primeval World
      • Great way to get from one place to another or take in a scenic overview of the Park
    Disney Tip: You may stay on the train as long as you like and enjoy the view of the Park.

    Use the Disneyland Railroad to go from land to land. The train stops in or near most lands in the Park.
     
    Disney Trivia: Take a trip back in time! Between the Tomorrowland and Main Street, U.S.A. stations is a diorama featuring stunning views of the Grand Canyon today and a pre-historic canyon roaming with dinosaurs.

    Did you know that the Disneyland Railroad is inspired by Walt Disney's love of trains? He had a miniature railroad in his backyard called the Carolwood Pacific.

    Speak right along with the famed Disneyland Railroad train announcement by reciting this narration: "Hello Folks, Welcome aboard the Disneyland Railroad! We're now on a grand circle tour of the Magic Kingdom, with stops in New Orleans Square, Mickey's Toontown and Tomorrowland."

    Look for artifacts of Walt Disney's personal railroad on display in the Main Street, U.S.A. station.

     
         
     
    • Main Street Fire Engine
      Ride Disneyland park's very own fire engine. Ready to rescue tired or hurried feet and whisk them safely to the other end of Main Street, U.S.A.
      • Picks up in Town Square and near Sleeping Beauty Castle in Central Plaza
      • Modeled after fire engines actually used in the early 1900s
    Disney Tip: You may ride in either direction down Main Street, U.S.A.
     
    Disney Trivia: Many design elements on Main Street, U.S.A. are inspired by Marceline, Missouri, the small town where Walt Disney grew up.
     
         
     
    • Main Street Horse-Drawn Streetcars
      The old world meets the new as horse-drawn conveyances share the road with trucks and cars on Main Street, U.S.A. There's nothing like a little horse-power to keep you going.
      • Carries 30 passengers
      • Picks up at Town Square and Sleeping Beauty Castle in Central Plaza for a one-way trip down Main Street, U.S.A.
    Disney Tip: You may ride in either direction down Main Street, U.S.A.
     
    Disney Trivia: Many design elements on Main Street, U.S.A. are inspired by Marceline, Missouri, the small town where Walt Disney grew up.
     
         
     
    • Main Street Horseless Carriage
      This vintage open-air car causes heads to turn as it putters down Main Street, U.S.A. Miraculously, it moves with no horses in sight - because they're all under its hood.
      • Meticulously modeled after authentic 1903 vehicles
      • Turn heads as you travel down the street and your carriage honks its trademark "Ah-oo-ga!"
      • Catch a ride in Town Square or in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle near Central Plaza
    Disney Tip: You may ride in either direction down Main Street, U.S.A.
     
    Disney Trivia: Many design elements on Main Street, U.S.A. are inspired by Marceline, Missouri, the small town where Walt Disney grew up.
     
         
     
    • Main Street Cinema
      Catch a flick starring Mickey, Minnie and the rest of the gang in this old fashioned moviehouse that plays film classics on six different screens.
      • The crowd favorite is the 1928 Steamboat Willie, the first synchronized-sound cartoon
      • Mickey and Minnie made their debut in Steamboat Willie
      • Look for your other Disney favorites on the other screens, each showing a different cartoon classic
    Disney Tip: If your group is waiting to view the parade on Main Street, U.S.A. you may want to take turns catching a quick movie in the Main Street Cinema while you wait.

    This is a great place for a break when it is hot out on Main Street, U.S.A. Duck into the dark, air conditioned space and cool off.

    Show up when you want. The shows run continuously.

     
    Disney Trivia: ASIMO is able to walk forward and backward, climb and descend stairs, and even dance. Learn more about ASIMO.
     
         
     
    • Omnibus
      Get a unique vantage of Main Street, U.S.A. from this Omnibus that tools gently through the heart of Disneyland park.
      • A 45-passenger bus
      • Modeled after a 1920 New York City double-decker
      • Picks up in Town Square and near Sleeping Beauty Castle in Central Plaza for a one-way trip down Main Street, U.S.A.
    Disney Tip: You may ride in either direction down Main Street, U.S.A.
     
    Disney Trivia: The Omnibus is capable of attaining speeds of 60 miles per hour.

    This attraction was one of the original Disneyland park attractions when Walt opened the park in 1955.

     
     
     
     
  • Main Street, U.S.A. Entertainment
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    • Walt Disney's Parade of Dreams
      Experience a dream come true in this all-new entertainment spectacle that combines music, lights and your favorite Disney Characters. Marvel at the stunning pageantry of the most amazing parade ever to make its way down Main Street, U.S.A. This dazzling display is the ultimate tribute to 50 years of Disney magic.
      • Get swept up in the enchantment as scenes from your favorite Disney films are played out in this magical dreamscape.
      • Greet Disney Characters as they interact with you and your family.
      • Watch as fanciful floats magically transform into stunning shows.
     
       
         
      This land with its rhythmic beat of jungle drums and lush tropical landscaping received a high tech facelift with the introduction of Indiana Jones Adventure.  
         
     
    Not to be missed attractions
    Indiana Jones Adventure
    Jungle Cruise (at night)
     
         
     
     
     
  • Adventureland Attractions
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    • Indiana Jones Adventure
      Brave the wrath of Mara as you ride your jungle transport through the legendary lost temple in search of mystical powers. Be on the lookout for ancient pitfalls like poisonous darts, screaming mummies and the Cavern of Bubbling Death-your survival depends on it!
      • Enhanced effects bring the action-packed adventure to life.
      • Enhanced Motion Vehicles with on-board sound systems put you right into the action.

      FastPass Available

     
         
     
    • Jungle Cruise
      Enter a Colonial outpost in a remote section of forest, where cut-rate guides haul cargo and tourists upriver for a cruise you won't soon forget. The steady hand and sharp wit of your riverboat Skipper guide you through the treacherous perils of the jungle. Travel the rivers of four continents:
      • Take an excursion down the Irrawady River of Burma and happen upon an ancient shrine
      • Brave the hippopotamus-filled waters of the Congo
      • Float among the rain forests of the Amazon
      • The most dangerous part of your journey: "the return to civilization"
    Disney Note: Don't worry, the hippos are only dangerous if they wiggle their ears.
     
    Disney Tip: Children especially enjoy the Jungle Cruise during the day.
     
    Disney Trivia: The Jungle Cruise was originally envisioned to include real wild animals. When Walt discovered that many of these animals were nocturnal, he turned to creating mechanical creatures.
     
         
     
    • Tarzan's Treehouse
      Explore the upper branches of Tarzan's Treehouse. Climb the ramp higher into the tree to discover the secrets of Tarzan's past, his life with Jane and their animal friends.
      • Jane's sketches tell Tarzan's enthralling story of survival
      • Monkey around with various ingenious devices such as musical pots and pans and the "Tarzan Yella-phone"
      • Watch out for Sabor the Leopard
    Disney Tip: Tarzan's Treehouse offers one of the best views of Adventureland and New Orleans Square.
     
    Disney Trivia: This attraction opened as the Swiss Family Treehouse in 1962. It re-opened as Tarzan's Treehouse in 1999.
     
         
     
    • The Enchanted Tiki Room
      Come join the fun "In the Tiki, Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room." This classic Disney Audio-Animatronics® musical revue has been a family favorite for its four-decade run.
      • 225 performers, including birds, flowers and tiki poles that spring to life
      • Your congenial feathered hosts are: Jose, Michael, Pierre and Fritz
      • Beware of sudden tropical storms
    Disney Trivia: The Enchanted Tiki Room is the first attraction to function completely via the wonders of Audio-Animatronics technology.

    This attraction opened in 1963.

     
         
       
         
      This land with its theming and architecture that is set during the earlier days of its namesake can be entered from both Frontierland and Adventureland, but not directly from the central hub. If you never visited New Orleans during the 1800’s (who has) it won’t make any difference, because by the looks of things apparently neither did the designers.  
         
     
    Not to be missed attractions
    Pirates of the Caribbean
    The Haunted House
     
         
     
     
     
  • New Orleans Square Attractions
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    • Disneyland Railroad
      Hop aboard one of Disneyland park's four bona fide steam-powered locomotives for a relaxing twenty minute jaunt around Disneyland park.
      • You can disembark at New Orleans Square, Mickey's Toontown, Tomorrowland or Main Street, U.S.A.
      • Between the Tomorrowland and Main Street, U.S.A. stations is an exciting trip into the Grand Canyon and Primeval World
      • Great way to get from one place to another or take in a scenic overview of the Park
    Disney Tip: You may stay on the train as long as you like and enjoy the view of the Park.

    Use the Disneyland Railroad to go from land to land. The train stops in or near most lands in the Park.
     
    Disney Trivia: Take a trip back in time! Between the Tomorrowland and Main Street, U.S.A. stations is a diorama featuring stunning views of the Grand Canyon today and a pre-historic canyon roaming with dinosaurs.

    Did you know that the Disneyland Railroad is inspired by Walt Disney's love of trains? He had a miniature railroad in his backyard called the Carolwood Pacific.

    Speak right along with the famed Disneyland Railroad train announcement by reciting this narration: "Hello Folks, Welcome aboard the Disneyland Railroad! We're now on a grand circle tour of the Magic Kingdom, with stops in New Orleans Square, Mickey's Toontown and Tomorrowland."

    Look for artifacts of Walt Disney's personal railroad on display in the Main Street, U.S.A. station.

     
         
     
    • Haunted Mansion
      Welcome, make yourself at "tomb." Beyond the mysterious, stretching elevator and portraits that transform before your eyes, a "Doom Buggy" awaits to transport you to a world of humorous holographic houseguests, silly dances and ghostly galas. And as you depart, the 999 happy haunts wish you well... but beware of hitchhiking ghosts!
      • Each Fall season this attractions transforms when Holidays collide!

      FastPass Available

    Disney Note: Although very small children may be afraid of what they might see, most children can enjoy this attraction with some preparation. Let them know they will be seeing Disney magic and that it will be frightful fun.
     
    Disney Tip: Beware of hitchhiking ghosts.
     
    Disney Trivia: Although the exterior of the mansion was completed in 1963, the attraction did not open until 1969.
     
         
     
    • Pirates of the Caribbean
      Set sail from an 1860's Louisiana Bayou as a rag-tag band of marauding pirates has overtaken a Caribbean village, ransacking and setting ablaze everything in sight -- including yer boat if yer not careful, matey!
      • Plunge into the darkness as you're warned: "Dead men tell no tales!"
      • Be dazzled by hordes of looted treasure
      • Get caught in the middle of a cannonball battle as buccaneers bombard an island fort
      • Revel in the comic fun of swashbuckling shenanigans
      • Escape the crumbling fire left behind by plundering and pillaging pirates!
    Disney Trivia: This is the fastest moving line at Disneyland park.
     
    Disney Trivia: This attraction was opened in 1967.
     
         
     
    • The Disney Gallery
      "Picture" yourself going back to the very creation of Disneyland park. Up above Pirates of the Caribbean is this gallery featuring original artworks. Stop into this hidden treasure for a visual feast of Disney past, present and future. Many of the images are archival art used in the design of Disneyland park.
      • Original paintings
      • Intricate models
      • Stunning posters
      • Changing exhibits
     
       
         
      Similar in theming to Frontierland guest enter this area by way of New Orleans Square. A recently completed renovation has given this land some cosmetic changes and some functional improvements to its attractions. In addition the closure of Country Bear Playhouse in favor of a future attraction will disappoint some and largely go unnoticed by others.  
         
     
        Not to be missed attractions
        Splash Mountain
     
         
     
     
     
  • Critter Country Attractions
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    • Davy Crockett's Explorer Canoes
      Get "oar"ganized with some teamwork and coaching from your adventuresome guides. Then test your pioneering spirit as you:
      • Row your way downriver frontier-style without any motorized help
      • Race around Tom Sawyer Island in real canoes 
      • Watch out for wildlife along the river's edge!
    Disney Note: This rustic trip can be uncomfortable during the middle of the day if the temperatures are bordering on anything that resembles warm.
     
    Disney Trivia: In the 1950s, Fess Parker, the star of the Davy Crockett TV series was a frequent visitor to Disneyland park.

    Did you know that the Emmy-winning Davy Crockett TV series starring Fess Parker, that was a national craze in the late 1950's, consisted of only five total episodes?

     
         
     
    • Splash Mountain
      Plenty of sunshine headed your way -- plenty of water, too, thanks to the five-story plunge from the Laughin' Place to the Briar Patch.
      • Ride a hollowed-out log on its watery winding way through the mountain
      • Be entertained by the antics of characters from Disney's "Song of the South"
      • Plummet 52 feet into a backwoods bayou bash!
      • Don't forget to check out your photo on the way out

      FastPass Available

    Disney Tip: If you want to get really soaked on Splash Mountain, try a seat in the very front. You may want to bring a change of clothing.

    Smile as you plunge down the five-story drop as you will be getting photographed!

     
    Disney Trivia: This attraction is based on the animated sequences in the film Song of the South.
     
         
       
         
      Complete with a Wild West saloon, shooting arcade and even a frontier fort to explore this is the Disneys favorite of all the lands at Disneyland.  
         
     
    Not to be missed attractions
    Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
     
         
     
     
     
  • Frontierland Attractions
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    • Big Thunder Mountain
      Thunder through mine shafts, bat caves and caverns, past falling rocks and water in this twisting, turning mine train roller coaster. Enjoy the beautiful stalagmites, stalactites and other natural wonders, but don't feed the coyotes and rattlers!
      • Revel in this roller coaster with plenty of twists and turns
      • Beware of falling rocks
      • Watch the scenery for stalagmites, stalactites, a natural arch bridge and a surprising splashdown

      FastPass Available

    Disney Tip: For the best "hang on to your hat" ride try the last car.

    Look out for the cast of critters on both sides of track is waiting to surprise you.

     
    Disney Trivia: This attraction opened in 1979.
     
         
     
    • Frontierland Shootin' Exposition
      Take aim at moving and stationary targets on Boot Hill to gauge your marksmanship against visitors from across the frontier. Get in on the action and hone a skill that was essential in the Old West of the 1870s.
      • 18 rootin' tootin' rifles
      • Rifles fire safe beams of light
      • Hit the targets for some surprising laughs
    Disney Note: This attraction requires a separate fee to play.
     
         
     
    • Mark Twain Riverboat
      Enjoy a little Southern Hospitality along the mighty river, watching the world go by from the deck of the gracious paddle wheeled Mark Twain.
      • Offers a one-of-a-kind view of New Orleans Square, Critter Country and Tom Sawyer Island
      • Watch for a few surprises along the way!
    Disney Tip: If you would like to sit down, board early and grab one of the seats on the bow.
     
    Disney Trivia: This attraction was one of the original Disneyland park attractions when Walt opened the park in 1955.

    Walt Disney celebrated his 30th wedding anniversary aboard this ship with his wife Lillian four days before Disneyland park's official grand opening in 1955.

     
         
     
    • Sailing Ship Columbia
      Step back in time on this majestic beauty. This ten-gun, three-masted, 84 foot tall vessel is a full-scale replica of the first American ship to sail around the world.
      • Once you're on deck, step below to the nautical museum
      • Get a glimpse of what life was like for the 1787 crew
    Disney Trivia: This ship appears as a pirate ship in Fantasmic!

    The Columbia River in Oregon is named after the Sailing Ship Columbia.

     
         
     
    • Tom Sawyer Island
      Welcome to Tom Sawyer Island! This fun-filled playground of caves, escape tunnels, secret passages and swaying bridges has been renovated, and now even more adventure awaits you! Hop a log raft across the Rivers of America and be sure to check out Tom and Huck's Castle Rock Lookout, an invention-filled fortress and prized viewpoint for Island explorers. And that's just the beginning!
      • From Tom and Huck's Castle Rock Lookout, you can take a peek at Frontierland with spyglasses, observe passing boats and ring a ship's bell in case of "intruders."
      • Explore the dreaded Injun Joe's Cave, complete with its bottomless pit!
      • Take a short cut to Smuggler's Cove across the thrilling barrel bridge.
      • Meet Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn!
      • Tom's Treehouse, the precarious Suspension Bridge and the Pontoon Bridge have also been newly renovated.
      • New landscaping, wider walkways and trails, too!
    Disney Tip: Great place to retreat to especially when the crowds and temperatures are at their peak. Here you will find lots of shade and opportunity for the kids to explore on their own. So if your touring plan begins to break down or you just plain need a break give this one a try.
     
     
     
     
  • Frontierland Entertainment
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    • Billy Hill & The Hillbillies
      Stomp your feet, hoot along and raise the roof at the liveliest session of pickin' and grinnin' this side of the Pecos.
      • Four brothers, all named Billy, put on quite a show of bluegrass and slapstick comedy
      • Look for them in Frontierland, including on stage at the Golden Horseshoe
    Disney Tip: The Golden Horseshoe stage rotates between Billy Hill and the Hillbillies and The Golden Horseshoe Variety Show. Check your park Guidemap for showtimes when you arrive.
     
    Disney Trivia: Billy Hill and the Hillbillies are very popular and even have their own fan club.
     
         
     
    • Fantasmic!
      Mickey battles evil and conjures good in a musical pyrotechnic spectacular with magnificent floating scenes and effects that will leave you breathless!
      • Amazing special effects including film projected on water, fiber optics and lasers
      • More than 50 live performers
      • A ferocious forty-five foot fire-breathing dragon
    Disney Trivia: This show opened in 1992.
     
         
       
         
     

    With Sleeping Beauty Castle as its backdrop this land will enchant and delight guests of all ages, although you will find the attractions (with the exception of Matterhorn Bobsleds) geared mostly for the pre-school and grade school age in your group.

     
         
     
    Not to be missed attractions
    Dumbo (younger children)
    King Arthur Carrousel (best at night)
    Matterhorn Bobsleds (as soon as the park opens)
     
     
     
     
  • Fantasyland Attractions
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    • Alice in Wonderland
      Land in the harebrained world of the White Rabbit. Ride aboard your own over-sized caterpillar and visit friends like Tweedledee and Tweedledum, the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, the March Hare and the Queen of Hearts.
      • Take on the role of Alice in Wonderland
      • Experience scenes from the timeless animated classic
      • Anger the Queen of Hearts by interrupting her croquet game
      • Be the Guest of Honor at a hilarious Unbirthday Party
    Disney Tip: Look for Alice who frequently visits Fantasyland.
     
    Disney Trivia: This attraction opened in 1958 and was remodeled in 1984.
     
         
     
    • Casey Jr. Circus Train
      Cheer for Casey as he recreates his epic struggle up hills from the classic animated feature, "Dumbo."
      • Ride in a miniature circus train including cars designed as wild animal cages
      • Listen carefully to hear Casey optimistically chant "I think I can"
      • Enjoy the view of the charming miniature villages of the Storybook Land Canal Boats
    Disney Trivia: This attraction opened in 1955 but not on Disneyland park's opening day.

    This attraction is inspired by the circus train in the animated film, Dumbo (1941).

     
         
     
    • Dumbo the Flying Elephant
      Join the famous elephant with the oversized ears and his steadfast pal, Timothy Mouse, as they take you for a flight over Fantasyland.
      • Just push the lever to control how high you'd like to fly
      • Listen for the music from the nearby band organ
    Disney Trivia: This attraction loads and unloads painfully, insufferably and excruciatingly slow, often making for an unbearable, intolerable and agonizingly long wait at peak times. So if this is on your must see list do you and yours a favor and hit this one early.
     
    Disney Tip: Often times it is debated as to whether Dumbo is worth the wait. It’s your vacation you be the judge. One thing that can help is the "Chuck Bubba Relay" as described in Bob Sehlinger’s book "The Unofficial Guide to Disneyland" It is performed as follows:
    One parent will wait in line with bubba. The other parent allows a certain number of people to get in front of them (32 in the case of Dumbo) and then gets in line. When Bubba finishes his ride they then exit and little Bubba is passed to the other parent. Bubba can enjoy two Dumbo’s for the price of one wait
     
    Disney Trivia: When former President Harry Truman visited Disneyland® park in 1957, Dumbo was one of the few attractions he didn't ride. Truman didn't want to be associated with a character related to the Republican party.

    This attraction opened in 1955 but not on Disneyland park's opening day. It was remodeled and relocated in 1983.

     
         
     
    • It's a Small World
      Go ahead, you know you want to, so sing along! Global unity is celebrated in this ode to peace and harmony. Dance and costumes from many continents add to the diverse pageantry that makes this a boat ride for the ages.
      • Originally created for the 1964 New York World's Fair.
      • Over 300 Audio-Animatronics figures
      • 100 international dolls bring this splendid spectacle to life
      • During the holidays, the ride transforms into a winter wonderland with added Christmas carols
    Disney Tip: During the holidays, be sure and ride the special holiday version of the cruise set to the music of classic carols.

    Look for such global-recognized landmarks as the Taj Mahal, the Eiffel Tower and Big Ben.

     
    Disney Trivia: The lyrics to the first verse of the theme song are "It's a world of laughter / A world of tears / It's a world of hopes and a world of fears / There's so much that we share / That it's time we're aware / It's a small world after all"
     
         
     
    • King Arthur's Carousel
      You'll be transported into the magical world of King Arthur and Camelot. Each horse on the carrousel is worthy of the King himself. These chargers are:
      • Unique
      • Made in the 19th-Century
      • European-crafted
      • Hand-carved
    Disney Tip: Adults may stand on the attraction next to youngsters who are riding on one of the carrousel horses.
     
    Disney Trivia: The carrousel horses on the attraction were carved in Germany in the 1800's.

    Did you know that the metal finishes on the carrousel are real gold, silver and copper!

     
         
     
    • Mad Tea Party
      This wonderfully wacky tea party is right out of The Mad Hatter and the March Hare's Unbirthday party sequence of the film, Alice in Wonderland. This colorful, musical party ride is interactive and can spin wildly or remain gentle.
      • You control how fast your teacup spins
      • You can spin in either direction
      • Best to eat after you spin
    Disney Tip: Resist turning the steering wheel if you are subject to motion sickness and sit back and enjoy the view.
     
    Disney Trivia: This