If your child made it through all the rides in Fantasyland without any problem, she should be fine here. Wrap up your afternoon at Adventureland, home to the new Tarzan's Treehouse, where kids can climb, cross a suspension bridge, and meet characters from Disney's Tarzan movie. From the tree house, swing on over to the long-established Jungle Cruise, a tame ride that floats on the rivers of four different continents past lifelike animals. A half hour or so before your reservation at Goofy's Kitchen, head to Tomorrowland and board the monorail for the Disneyland Hotel. If you and your child are still going strong, return to the theme park to catch up on any rides you may have missed earlier or to repeat your child's favorites.
Lines are usually much shorter in the evening, and cooler temperatures make waiting more pleasant.
This extravaganza is a mix of pyrotechnics, music, and laser-projected images. Again, keep in mind that a very young child may find some noises and special effects a little too intense. This option enables both parents to ride, one after the other, but only one parent has to stand in line. Ask at the individual rides for more information. Summers and school holidays are usually very crowded.