Disneyland

The big Main Street souvenir store, open since day one.

Steam trains circle the park on the opening-day route, with a diorama detour through the Grand Canyon.

Horse-drawn streetcars, a fire truck, and other vintage vehicles carry riders down Main Street at a walking pace.

Six screens loop classic Disney shorts in a nickelodeon-style theater; standing room only, no seats.

An animatronic Walt Disney narrates his own story on the Main Street Opera House stage.

A barbershop quartet harmonizes up and down Main Street, occasionally rolling by on a bicycle built for four.

Sidewalk-facing table service on Main Street serving comfort-food classics like pot roast and pancakes.

Victorian dining hall at the hub, open since day one under an earlier name; character breakfast, then buffet lunch and dinner.

Corner bakery-cafe on Main Street with soups, sandwiches, and pastries under painted tile murals.

Hot dogs and a ragtime piano player on the Main Street corner, serving since opening day.

Turn-of-the-century soda fountain on Main Street, scooping sundaes and floats.

LED-lit nighttime parade of floats down Main Street, scheduled on select nights through the year.

Holiday-season parade down Main Street with Santa, snowflakes, and seasonal Disney favorites.

Jeep expedition through a booby-trapped temple. Don't look at the idol.

Audio-animatronic birds sing their way through the 1963 tiki revue.

The Dole Whip window at the Tiki Room entrance. Expect a line.

Boat cruise past animatronic animals and ancient ruins, narrated by a skipper who won't stop punning.

Self-guided climb through a giant artificial tree, staged as a shipwrecked family's makeshift home.

Skewered meats and vegetables grilled to order at an Adventureland window stand.

Runaway mine-train coaster through red-rock canyons.

Nighttime spectacular on the Rivers of America with water screens and fire.

Steam-powered paddlewheeler circling the Rivers of America, an opening-day original.

Full-scale replica tall ship that alternates sailings with the Mark Twain on the Rivers of America.

Raft trip to a river island of caves, rope bridges, and pirate hideouts to explore on foot.

Coin-operated rifle gallery aimed at Old West targets along the Frontierland boardwalk.

Riverside table service in Frontierland, known for its skillet breakfast.

Mexican quick-service plates served on a courtyard patio facing Big Thunder Mountain.

Seafood window by the Rivers of America, known for clam chowder in a bread bowl.

Quick-service saloon fare inside the park's original Old West dance-hall building.

Slow-moving tour of a house with 999 resident ghosts.

Boat drift through a pirate raid; two small drops in the dark.

Table service inside the Pirates ride's perpetual twilight lagoon.

Courtyard table service serving French-Creole dishes, including a well-known Monte Cristo sandwich.

Walk-up window for gumbo and jambalaya in bread bowls, across from the Pirates entrance.

Walk-up stand for mint juleps (non-alcoholic) and warm fritters, open since New Orleans Square debuted.

Pirates of the Caribbean's exit shop, stocked with skull-and-crossbones apparel and nautical souvenirs.

Log-flume trip through the bayou with a five-story splashdown finale.

Honey-pot vehicles blow through the Hundred Acre Wood in a blustery, bouncing dark ride.

Guest-paddled canoes circling Tom Sawyer Island; hours depend on staffing and weather.

Tiered riverside terrace serving barbecue platters, retooled with Country Bear Jamboree theming over the Rivers of America.

New Orleans-inspired quick-service dining that replaced the French Market alongside the new ride.

Bobsled coaster weaving through a snow-capped mountain. Mind the yeti.

Gentle boat cruise past singing dolls from around the globe.

Pirate ships sail over a miniature nighttime London and on to Neverland.

A reckless motorcar joyride through Toad Hall that ends somewhere unexpected.

Mine-cart-style dark ride retelling Snow White's story through the dwarfs' cottage and beyond.

Wooden vehicles trace Pinocchio's path past Pleasure Island and into Monstro's belly.

Caterpillar-shaped cars wind through Wonderland's card soldiers, teacups, and a grinning Cheshire Cat.

Miniature circus train chugging past Storybook Land's tiny landscaped villages.

Hand-carved wooden horses turning on a classic carousel at the heart of Fantasyland.

Spinning teacups riders can crank faster themselves, staged as Alice's unbirthday party.

Slow boat cruise past miniature dioramas of Disney film villages, including Cinderella's castle.

Rider-controlled elephant gondolas that spin and rise around a central hub.

Self-paced walk through castle dioramas retelling Sleeping Beauty, over the moat entrance.

Live stage show at the Fantasyland Theatre starring Bluey and her family for a day of games.

Fantasyland hat shop stocked with ears and novelty headwear, next to the Mad Tea Party.

Beauty and the Beast-themed quick service near the castle, known for its grey-stuff dessert.

Seasonal walk-up window near the castle serving chicken and pretzel bites.

Fry-focused quick-service window tucked beside the Fantasyland Theatre.

Nighttime fireworks and projections across the castle, small world facade, and Main Street.

Trackless ride vehicles plunge into a cartoon world through a movie-screen doorway.

Spinning taxicabs dodge Toontown mayhem while chasing a gang of stolen weasels.

Small-scale outdoor coaster built from Gadget Hackwrench's scrap-metal contraptions.

Walk-through tour of Minnie's kitchen and living room, full of sight gags and working props.

Outdoor play area with a noisy sound garden and Goofy's candy-making contraption to explore.

Splash-friendly water play area shaped like Donald's boat, with spinning lily pads.

Toontown quick-service stop for sandwiches and salads, named for Daisy Duck.

Pluto-themed snack stand serving pretzel bones and other novelty Toontown treats.

Indoor coaster racing through the dark of space. The 1977 classic.

Rockets spin and tilt around an orbiting model of the planets above Tomorrowland.

Gas-powered cars on a guided track, an opening-day original and many kids' first driving experience.

Motion-simulator flight through the Star Wars galaxy, with a randomized destination each ride.

Spinning ride vehicles with laser blasters, scoring points against Zurg's toy robots.

Elevated monorail looping through Tomorrowland, among the first daily-operating monorails in the country.

Submarines dive past a coral reef retelling Finding Nemo, in the park's original submarine lagoon.

Toy Story-themed pizzeria in Tomorrowland with arcade games near the tables.

Space-age quick-service burgers and fries under Tomorrowland's retro-futurist signage.

Tomorrowland's general store for Star Wars merchandise and sci-fi collectibles.

Long-form dark ride: captured by the First Order, then a daring escape.

Six-person flight crew takes the Falcon on a smuggling job.

Standing-room cantina pouring otherworldly drinks to a DJ droid's live-mixed soundtrack.

Quick-service galley serving dishes from across the galaxy inside a starship hangar.

Outdoor grill built around a repurposed pod-racing engine, best known for its roasted-meat wraps.

Walk-up stand for the blue and green milk seen in the Star Wars films.

Cluttered curio shop stocked with lightsabers, holocrons, and other Star Wars relics for sale.