Disneyland
The Disneyland Resort is a theme park complex in Anaheim, California. It is home to the original Disneyland Park, which has been a favorite among Los Angeles residents and visitors to Southern California from all over the world since it opened in 1955. It was joined in 2001 by another park, Disney California Adventure, which is a stylized recreation and celebration of California's rich history and culture.
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"it's a small world"
One of Disneyland's most beloved attractions, this is an indoor boat ride that introduces visitors to singing children from all over the globe. During the holiday season, this attraction is decorated in all its festive glory.
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Adventureland Treehouse
A walk-through attraction based on the tree house in Swiss Family Robinson.
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Alice in Wonderland
A combination indoor/outdoor dark ride that takes you through the film's storyline. This attraction is exclusive to this Disneyland.
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Astro Orbiter
A rocket flight where guests fly around a futuristic-looking tower.
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Autopia
A driving course with miniature cars that wind along a scenic motorway. While many might think this to be a children's ride, there is a height requirement, as crashing may occur.
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Avenger's Reserve
Featuring iconic stories of Earth's Mightiest Heroes and other Marvel heroes, offers merchandise featuring comic book and Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) characters.
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Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
A roller coaster built to look like a mine train which sends you hurtling through abandoned mine shafts, under a waterfall, past desert scenery, and dodging a rock landslide.
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Blue Bayou Restaurant
The Blue Bayou is one of the most well known restaurants inside Disneyland. It offers amazing ambiance from inside the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. A great location for a romantic dinner or a sit-down lunch of their famous Monte Cristo Sandwich. Entrees $25– $35, you are paying for the ambiance not necessarily great food quality. Table service. Vegetarian friendly. Reservation highly recommended..
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Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters
An indoor dark ride that is a game similar to laser tag, only riders need to shoot the Z's along the way as your vehicle spins around.
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Café Orléans
Table service, soups, salads, gourmet sandwiches including the Monte Cristo.
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Carnation Café
Table service, good breakfast menu, sandwiches, gourmet coffees and ice cream.
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Carthay Circle Lounge
Cocktails, wine, beer, sodas, and bar snacks, in an elegant atmosphere with big comfy chairs. Table service. Located on the first floor of the Carthay Circle Theater.
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Carthay Circle Restaurant
California Adventure's fanciest restaurant, comparable to the Blue Bayou in Disneyland Park. Seasonal cuisine. Table service. Reservations recommended. Located on the second floor of the Carthay Circle Theater, but the check-in desk is on the first floor, adjacent to Carthay Circle Lounge.
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Casey Jr. Circus Train
A train ride that goes around the exterior of Storybook Land Canal Boats, past miniature scenes of famous Disney stories.
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CenTOONial Park
An extended play area for young children. Features figures of Mickey and Minnie Mouse in a flowering fountain and a "dreaming tree" inspired by Walt Disney's hometown.
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Chip 'n' Dale's GADGETcoaster
A roller coaster based on Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, with oversized elements made to look like they're from a mouse-sized point of view.
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Corn Dog Castle
Corn dog stands where the dogs are made to order, with choice of wieners.
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Cozy Cone Motel
A collection of several snack vendors, each specializing in a different item such as popcorn or pretzels.
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D-Lander
Described as a "quintetessentially Southern California boutique,” D-Lander features trendy apparel, accessories and jewelry for Disneyland fans.
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Din Tai Fung
Din Tai Fung, Taiwan's famous restaurant, located on the West Side of the Downtown Disney District, specializes in Chinese cuisine and notable for its xiaolongbao (soup dumplings).
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Disney Jr.: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live!
A musical performance with characters from the Disney Jr. original series Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and its revival series Mickey Mouse Clubhouse+.
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Disney Storyland Boutique
Inside Downtown Disney, Disney Storyland Boutique features a kawaii influence and offers the latest character merchandise and apparel.
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Disney Wonderful World of Sweets
Featuring assorted candies and sweets, guests are also able to experience freshly made Werther’s Original Caramel popcorn.
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Disneyland Monorail
The first monorail built in America connects Tomorrowland to Downtown Disney, outside the park.
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Disneyland Railroad
One of Disneyland's most iconic and beloved rides, this steam-powered train takes you in a clockwise loop around the edge of the park and stops at four of the themed lands — Main Street, New Orleans Square, Mickey's Toontown, and Tomorrowland. It's great for sightseeing as well as an easy way to get around the park. The trains arrive about every 5 to 10 minutes at each station.
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Donald's Duck Pond
A play area based on Donald Duck's home, featuring a splash pad full of fountains and interactive "portholes" with simple underwater effects.
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Dumbo the Flying Elephant
A popular spin ride—probably the one most frequently shown in Disney commercials—where you ride Dumbo in circles around a dancing water fountain.
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Earl of Sandwich
Featuring popular sandwiches and other choices, now located on the former site of AMC Theatres on the West Side of Downtown Disney.
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Fantasy Faire
An expansion to Fantasyland where visitors can meet Disney princesses.
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Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage
A submarine ride featuring characters from the Pixar film Finding Nemo. For those who can't climb down into the submarine, a video version of the attraction is available near the entrance.
137 of 153 places have map locations.