Historic places in Disneyland

6 historic buildings, sites and memorials in Disneyland.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

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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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Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop
Ice cream, sundaes, and Ghirardelli chocolates. Everyone who enters gets a free square of chocolate. Be sure to check out the mechanical mural above the counter, which simulates events from San Francisco history, such as the fire and earthquake.
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Main Street Vehicles
A set of vintage vehicles that can take you from one end of Main Street to the other, offering a leisurely ride from the Town Square at the park entrance to the park hub in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Hop aboard an old-fashioned Fire Engine, a Horse-Drawn Streetcar, a Jitney (an old-fashioned automobile), or an Omnibus (an open-air double-decker bus). Note that these vehicles only run during the daytime before the first parade of the day, and some (the horse-drawn streetcar in particular) only during good weather.
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Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough
Within the iconic castle at the center of Disneyland is this walk-through attraction that leads you up stairways and down winding passageways through the castle itself, past interactive displays based on Sleeping Beauty. For those who can't climb stairs, a video version of the attraction is available near the entrance.
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King Arthur Carrousel
An antique carousel with a medieval theme.
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Shawarma Palace

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Disneyland (CC BY-SA 4.0).