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Discoveryland

**Discoveryland** is Disneyland Paris' version of Tomorrowland, realized with an entirely different concept. European culture was used distinctively in the park and Discoveryland uses the ideas of famed European thinkers and explorers such as Leonardo da Vinci or H. G. Wells, with Jules Verne featured most prominently. This land was heavily inspired by the abandoned Disneyland concept *Discovery Bay*, which would have sat at the north end of the park's Rivers of America.

Architecturally designed using Jules Verne's vision of the future as inspiration, the land is laid out very differently from its predecessors. Many Tomorrowland classics are featured in Discoveryland, such as Autopia and Orbitron, some in an altered way, but Space Mountain is changed the most. Its theme is Steampunk/Clockpunk, with elements of Raygun Gothic.

## Attractions and entertainment

* Buzz Lightyear Laser Blast
* Orbitron – Machines Volantes
* Autopia
* Videopolis Theater (Fast Food Restaurant with video shorts)
* Arcade Alpha & Arcade Bêta
* Les Mystères du Nautilus
* Disneyland Railroad – Discoveryland Station
* Star Tours: The Adventures Continue
* Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain: Rebel Mission
* Mickey's Philarmagic
* Welcome to Star Port: A Star Wars Encounter

### Former

* Le Visionarium (1992–2004)
* Space Mountain: De la Terre à la Lune (1995–2005)
* Honey, I Shrunk the Audience (1999–2010)
* Captain EO (1992-2015)
* Star Tours (1992-2016)
* Space Mountain: Mission 2 (1995-2017)
* Le Café des Visionnaires
* Arcade Omega
* Ant-Man Sneak Peek
* Star Wars: Path of The Jedi
* L'Astroport Services Interstellaires

## Entertainment

### Former

* Rock Shock (1992-1993) - Returned briefly in 1995 for Space Mountain opening.
* Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage (1993-1996)
* Disney Classics: The Music & The Magic (1997-1998)
* Mulan, La Légende (1998-2002)
* Minnie's Birthday Surprise (2002-2003)
* Mickey's Showtime (2003-2004)
* The Legend of the Lion King (2004-2009)
* Cinema Mickey (2009-2010)
* CineDisney (2010–2015)
* Jedi Training Academy (2015-2017)
* Big Band Beat (2017-2018)

## Restaurants

* Cool Station
* Café Hyperion
* Rocket Café

### Former

* Buzz Lightyear's Pizza Planet Restaurant

## Shops

* Constellations
* Star Command Photographers
* Star Traders

## Unbuilt Attractions

* Horizons
* Journey to the center of the Earth Drop Tower
* Train Station
ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex

The **ESPN Wide World of Sports** Complex is an athletic complex located in Walt Disney World in Florida as a part of the Disney Parks. The complex host many amateur and professional sporting events and holds nine venues, including Champion Stadium and 30 fields. Prior to 2009, the complex was called "**Disney's Wide World of Sports**"; however, Disney executives made a transition to the ESPN name in that year due to their 80% ownership of the sports network.

## History

Disney built the complex over former wetlands similar to the history of Walt Disney World. The entire project cost US $100 million. The original complex includes multi-purpose fields, the Milk House (an sports arena), baseball diamonds and a baseball stadium where the Atlanta Braves hold spring training every year. A new multipurpose center, called the Josten's Center, opened in 2008.

## Expansion of Complex

Disney announced plans to construct a 160,000 square foot 100-lane bowling stadium, which would be the largest in the country. It will offer stadium-style seating, a restaurant and would be completed in early 2011. The stadium would be used for events or open to guests, and would also be used as a venue to host the United States Bowling Congress tournaments, which would boost the economy by bringing guests and visitors to local hotels and restaurants.

## Venues

* AdventHealth Arena
* Champion Stadium
* HP Field House
* Marathon Sports Fields
* VISA Athletic Center

## Complexes

* Baseball Quadraplex
* Softball Quadraplex
* Tennis Quadraplex
* Track and Field Complex

## Restaurants

* ESPN Wide World of Sports
* Joffrey's Coffee & Tea Company
* Stadium Concessions
* Wetzel's Pretzels

## Shops

* ESPN Clubhouse Shop
* HP Field House Shop
* Stadium Clubhouse

## Events

* 2016 Invictus Games
* 2019-2020 NBA season
* 2022 Special Olympics USA
* Atlanta braves Spring Training
* Disney Soccor Showcase
* Jr. NBA Global Championship
* MLS is Back Tournament
* Orlando Invitational
* Pop Warner Super Bowl
* Pro Bowl
* Spring Training
* U.S. Men's Clay Courts Championships

## Transportation

* Bus

* Parking Lot
	+ Bus Parking Lot
	+ Hat Trick Parking Lot
	+ Home Run Parking Lot
	+ Main Parking Lot
	+ Slam Dunk Parking Lot
	+ Touchdown Parking Lot
Mickey's Toontown

**Mickey's Toontown** is one of the eight themed lands of Disneyland located in the northernmost section of the park. It was inspired by and developed on the back of the wild success of *Who Framed Roger Rabbit*.

It's Magic Kingdom counterpart was Mickey's Toontown Fair, which closed in 2011 to make way for that park's Fantasyland expansion. An identical version of the land can be found at Tokyo Disneyland.

## Attractions and entertainment

* Disneyland Railroad (1955-)
* Gadget's Go Coaster (1993-)
* Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin (1994)

### Upcoming attractions

* Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway (2023)
* CenTOONial Park (2023)

### Former attractions

* Chip 'n Dale's Acorn Pit (1993-1998)
* Goofy's Bounce House (1993-2006) (re-themed to Goofy's Playhouse)
* Jolly Trolley (1993-1999)
* Toon Park (1993-1999)
* Mickey's House and Meet Mickey (1993-2020)
* Minnie's House (1993-2020)
* Donald's Boat (1993-2020)
* Chip and Dale's Treehouse (1999-2020)
* Goofy's Playhouse (2008-2020)

## Restaurants and refreshments

* Daisy's Diner
* Pluto's Dog House
* Clarabelle's Frozen Yogurt
* Popcorn near Gadget's Go Coaster
* Goofy's Freeze
* Toon Up Treats

## Former Shops

* Toontown Five & Dime (1993-2020)
* Gag Factory
Disney's Hollywood Hotel

**Disney's Hollywood Hotel** is a 4-star hotel and is one of the two hotels at the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort in Hong Kong. Opening on September 12, 2005 along with the resort, the hotel is themed to 1930s Hollywood. The hotel has 600 guestrooms each with the garden view, the sea view, or the park view that overlooks the Hong Kong Disneyland Park.

## Theme

The garden of the hotel is decorated with a Hollywood theme. Decorations include classic cars from the 1930s, a pavement decorated as a strip of film, names of roads and highways in California, the El Capitan sign and even the 'world famous' "Hollywood Hotel" sign. The hotel itself has a very art deco style, and is themed to the 1930 golden age of movies. The hotel is vaguely U-shaped. Hidden Mickeys are hidden around the site.

## Dining

* Chef Mickey
* Hollywood & Dine
* Studio Lounge

## Recreation

* Pools
* Stage
* Playground
Treasure Cove

“*We are extremely proud of all the work underway to bring the Shanghai Disney Resort to life. And we're excited to re-imagine the iconic world and characters of Pirates for the first time as an entire land that celebrates the creativity, imagination and adventure of both the fan favorite attraction and the popular film franchise.*”
―Tom Staggs
**Treasure Cove** is a themed land found exclusively at Shanghai Disneyland. Based on both the original Pirates of the Caribbean attraction and the popular film franchise, the area is home to an e-ticket attraction called Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure. It opened on June 16, 2016 as part of the grand opening of Shanghai Disneyland Resort.

## Attractions and entertainment

* Explorer Canoes
* El Teatro Fandango
* Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure
* Shipwreck Shore
* Siren's Revenge

## Entertainment

* Eye of the Storm: Captain Jack's Stunt Spectacular
* Pirates Roaming
* Swabbie Fight
* Voodoo Alley Fight
* Selfie Spot

## Restaurants & Refreshments

* Barbossa's Bounty
* Pintel & Ragetti's Grub to Grab
* The Snackin’ Kraken
* Tortuga Treats

## Shops

* Doubloon Market
* Jolly Gypsy
Italy (pavilion)

The **Italy Pavilion** is a part of the World Showcase within Epcot at the Walt Disney World Resort.

## Layout

The Italian Pavilion features a plaza surrounded by a collection of buildings evocative of Venetian, Florentine, and Roman architecture. Venetian architecture is represented by a re-creation of St. Mark's Campanile (bell tower) and a replica of the Doge's Palace. The pavilion's design is inspired by other hallmarks of Italian architecture, such as the Neptune Fountain (reminiscent of Rome's Trevi Fountain) and the Il Bel Cristallo shop (meant to resemble the exterior of the Sistine Chapel). Musicians, clowns, and acting troupes often appear in the piazza throughout the day. There are also small shops selling Italian goods, such as candy and wine.

The original plans for the pavilion called for an expansion that would be built in Epcot's "Phase II" of construction, thus leaving a wall with nothing behind it at the rear of the pavilion. The expansion would have included a gondola dark ride and a Roman ruins walk-through. When "Phase II" was canceled, the pavilion was left incomplete. However, a restaurant by the name of Via Napoli, designed by the Florentine architects Stefano Nardini and Raffaella Melucci, opened under the Patina Restaurant Group in 2010, and brought the pavilion its long-awaited completion. It features Florentine architecture and authentic Neapolitan cuisine. The water used to make pizza dough is imported from Pennsylvania to simulate authentic Neapolitan dough. Via Napoli's three wood burning ovens pay tribute to the three active volcanoes in Italy: Etna, Vesuvio, and Stromboli. To do this, each of the three ovens are sculpted in the shape of the face of the god that their corresponding volcano is named after. The long communal table in the center of the room was built in Florence and features hand painted tiles depicting iconic monuments in Italy. Other notable features of Via Napoli are its high and vaulted ceilings, imported ceramics and blown glass, and the abundance of windows that flood the establishment with natural light.

## Attractions

### Former

* Ziti Sisters
* World Showcase Bus Stop

### Unbuilt

* Gondola Dark Ride
* Roman Ruins Walkthrough

## Entertainment

### Current

* Sbandieratori Di Sansepolcro
* Sergio
* World Showcase Players

### Former

* Lou E.G.
* Rondo Veneziano
* Imaginum A statue Act

## Restaurants

### Current

* Gelati
* Tutto Italia
* Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar
* Via Napoli Pizzeria E Ristorante

### Former

* L'Originale Alfredo di Roma Ristorante (1982-2007)

## Shopping

* II Bel Cristallo
* La Bottega Italiana
* La Gemma Elegante
Adventureland (Hong Kong Disneyland)

**Adventureland** is one of the themed lands at Hong Kong Disneyland. Hong Kong Disneyland's Adventureland is the biggest among all Disney parks and features a large island area home to Tarzan's Treehouse, which is circled by the Jungle Cruise, much like the Rivers of America in most Magic Kingdom–style parks' Frontierland area. It is also home to the "Festival of the Lion King" show.

## Attractions

* Tarzan's Treehouse
* Rafts to Tarzan's Treehouse
* Jungle River Cruise
* Liki Tikis
* Karibuni Marketplace
* Theater in the Wild

## Entertainment

* Festival of the Lion King
* Jungle Drumming
* Moana: A Homecoming Celebration

### Former

* Jungle Puppet Carnival (2005-2009)
* Horrors of the Amazon (2014 Halloween season)
* Festival of Family & Friends (2016 Magic Access Member Exclusive Nights Event)
* Let's Get Wicked (2019 Halloween Season)

## Restaurants and refreshments

* River View Cafe
* Tahitian Terrace
* Korean Squid, Turkey Leg, Refreshing Drink
* Korean Squid, Turkey Leg Cart, Frozen Lollipops Cart

## Unbuilt Attractions

* The Boneyard
* Raging Spirits
Streets of America

**Streets of America** was a themed land at Disney's Hollywood Studios at the Walt Disney World in Florida. It was themed after street sets resembling both San Francisco and New York. Storefronts and shop windows were uniquely detailed, including nods to Disney related television and films, such as Mr. Gold's Pawn Shop from the ABC TV Series Once Upon a Time, as well as an umbrella attached to a light pole as a nod to the 1952 movie, "Singin' in the Rain".

The land also featured Muppet\*Vision 3D, a 3-D film featuring Jim Henson's Muppets from *The Muppet Show*, which utilized multiple effects to display the characters inside the theater during presentation. The land featured a playground Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: Movie Set Adventure, based on the 1989 Disney film *Honey, I Shrunk the Kids*, where young guests could play amongst oversized plants and toys. Added in 2005, the Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show was a behind-the-scenes look on how vehicle action sequences were created on films and adapted from a similar show at the Walt Disney Studios Park in France. Seasonally (around Christmas) the area was heavily decorated with the Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights. In April of 2016, almost the entire area was shut down permanently. The section surrounding Muppet Vison remained and got rebilled as Muppets Courtyard. In August of that same year, all of the facades except for the one facing Muppet's Courtyard were demolished. It was believed that this facade would remain when the construction was completed, as work had been done to restore parts of it.

## Former Attractions

* Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: Movie Set Adventure
* Mulch, Sweat, and Shears
* Muppet\*Vision 3D
* Studio Backlot Tour
* Monsters, Inc. Meet and greet
* Cars Meet and greet
* Phineas and Ferb Meet and greet
* New York Gardens
* Toon Park
* Backstage Pass

## Former Entertainment

* Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show
* Osbourne Family Christmas Lights

## Former Restaurants

* Pizza Planet Arcade
* Mama Melrose's Ristorante Italiano
* Studio Catering Co.

## Former Shops

* It's a Wonderful Shop
* Stage 1 Company Store
* The Writer's Stop
* Youse Guys Moychundice
* Looney Bin
Denmark Pavilion

The **Denmark Pavilion** was a proposed pavilion for Epcot's World Showcase.

It was dropped when a planned sponsorship deal with LEGO fell through.

## Design

The Denmark Pavilion was to take the form of a miniaturized version of Tivoli Gardens, the classic amusement park that was a source of inspiration for Walt Disney in developing Disneyland. In addition to classic amusement park rides, the main attraction would be a LEGO boat ride where guests would sail around the gardens past LEGO-constructed miniature landmarks, similar to the minilands found in Legoland theme parks.
Stark Expo (land)

**Stark Expo** is an upcoming themed land at Hong Kong Disneyland and the third *Marvel Cinematic Universe*-themed land in the parks.

## History

On November 22, 2016, the Walt Disney Company and the Hong Kong Government announced plans for a multi-year, HK$10.9 billion expansion of Hong Kong Disneyland. The proposed expansion includes Arendelle: World of Frozen, Stark Expo, Castle of Magical Dreams, multiple new attractions, and live entertainment.

Following the opening of "Iron Man Experience" in 2017, the Marvel Theme Park Universe continued to expand out of and eventually split from Tomorrowland. Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters was re-themed into "Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle!" while Autopia will be replaced by "Avengers Quinjet". It will be completed by 2023.

## Future Attractions and entertainment

* Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle!
* Avengers Quinjet
* Expo Assembly Station
* Iron Man Experience
* Iron Man Tech Showcase

## Future Shops

* Expo Shop
* Pavilion Gifts

## Trivia

* The expo will open in 2023, the same year in which "Avengers: Endgame" is set.

1. ↑ Sun, Nikki; Tsang, Emily. Frozen and Marvel superhero attractions to boost Hong Kong Disneyland in HK$11 billion expansion. *South China Morning Post*. Retrieved on November 22, 2016.
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Toy Story Hotel

**Toy Story Hotel** is one of two hotels located within Shanghai Disney Resort, similar in style to Walt Disney World's Value Resorts. A second Toy Story Hotel is set to open in 2021 in Tokyo Disney Resort.

The hotel has two sections, the Sheriff Woody wing and the Buzz Lightyear wing. The hotel, when viewed from above, looks similar to an infinity symbol.

## Hotel features

### Dining

* Sunnyside Market
* Sunnyside Cafe

### Activities

* Launch Pad Water Play Area
* Play Room

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Odyssey Events Pavilion

The **Odyssey Events Pavilion** is a flexspace building at Epcot near the borders of Future World (to be renamed World Celebration) and World Showcase.

## History

The Odyssey opened with the park as the **Odyssey Restaurant** and also hosted a center for first-aid, lost children, and baby services. The restaurant featured a stage for live entertainment, with "Mickey's Rocking Celebration" running from the late-80s until the restaurant's closure in July of 1994.

After the restaurant's closure, it became a flexible space available for events with occasional seasonal use, referred to as the **Odyssey Center** by Disney Event rental websites. Starting in 2016, it began being regularly re-used for Epcot's festivals, operating during the Food and Wine Festival and the holidays. It was officially rebranded as the Odyssey Festival Center for the 2017 debut of the Festival of the Arts, where it has served as an art gallery.

In 2019, it was revealed that the Odyssey would house the **Epcot Experience Center**, a preview space for the park's massive expansion project. The Experience Center is essentially an expanded version of D23 Expo 2019's Epcot displays, with the park model surrounded by a screen showcasing new attractions coming to the park with projection mapping transforming the surfaces of the model for each presentation. Photo opportunities based on new attractions are also featured.

## Current and Upcoming exhibits

In "The EPCOT Experience Center", These exhibits have been the main focus for the preview center, except for DuckTales World Showcase Adventure and Space 220 Restaurant:

* World Celebration
* World Discovery
* World Nature
* World Showcase
* Journey of Water, Inspired by Moana
* Play Pavilion
* Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind
* Wondrous China
* Remy's Ratatouille Adventure
* Harmonious

### Former exhibits

* Spaceship Earth: Our Shared Story
* Mary Poppins
Museum of the Weird

The **Museum of the Weird** was an unbuilt walkthrough attraction chiefly designed by Imagineer Rolly Crump for Disneyland's New Orleans Square as a companion piece to the Haunted Mansion.

## History

During the development of the Haunted Mansion and the varying discussions over what creative direction the project should go into, Rolly Crump, one of the newer additions to the Imagineering crew, sought to go beyond the typical haunted house approach. His work for the Mansion was decidedly more surrealistic and occultic compared to the rest of the work being produced.

While taking a look through the WED workshops in meetings on the Mansion project, a table of Rolly's models and pieces captured Walt Disney's attention and imagination. The following morning, Walt came up to Rolly remarking that he spent all night thinking about all that weird stuff and felt that it deserved its own showcase. The resulting idea, which became known as the Museum of the Weird, was conceived of initially as a sort of lobby area for the Haunted Mansion but expanded into more of a standalone walkthrough attraction adjacent to the Mansion grounds. However, Walt's death led to the project being scrapped, though a few of Rolly's ideas inspired features of the Mansion itself.

## Legacy

Elements designed for the Museum of the Weird that found their way into the Mansion include:

* The Talking Chair, which became the "Donald Armchair" near the Endless Hallway.
* The iconic wallpaper bears a striking resemblance to some of Rolly's creatures.
* The arm sconces, which Rolly borrowed from the classic Jean Cocteau adaptation of *Beauty and the Beast.*
* The Seance Room, though the final attraction's Seance Room takes on a very different design.
* The Haunted Vardo, which became the Madame Leota merch cart that was once located by the Magic Kingdom version.
* Man Eating Plants, which would find their way into Mystic Manor.

Many of Rolly's concepts for the attraction would end up being used for the initial launch of the Disney Kingdoms comic imprint as part of their take on the Museum of the Weird, *Seekers of the Weird*. In this story, the Museum is operated by a secret society known as the Wardens and functions as a storehouse for dangerous supernatural creatures and weapons.

A reference to the museum was also added within the queue of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at the Magic Kingdom during a 2012 refurbishment, with a letter warning the mining company management about the supernatural dangers of the site citing the opinions of a "Madame Zarkov at the Museum of the Weird". Madame Zarkov was a character from the Adventurers Club at Pleasure Island.
Walt Disney World Speedway

**Walt Disney World Speedway** was a racing facility located on the grounds of the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida. Built in 1995 by IMS Events, Inc., a subsidiary of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Corporation, the speedway was designed primarily as a venue for the Indy 200 at Walt Disney World, an Indy Racing League event.

The circuit's primary use was as a venue for the Richard Petty Driving Experience, and the Indy Racing Experience, programs that allow fans to drive or ride in real race cars. After the 2000 racing season, it was no longer used as a track for major motorsports racing series but a test venue due to the warmer climate than other tracks around the United States during the off season for racing until closing permanently on August 9, 2015.

## History

The track was a three-turn tri-oval, designed by Indianapolis Motor Speedway chief engineer Kevin Forbes, and the location was chosen in September 1994 by Greg Ruse of Buena Vista Construction. The track was situated on a triangular plot of land adjacent to the Magic Kingdom's parking lot near Disney's Polynesian Village Resort. Plans for the track were first announced on January 23, 1995, which was designed to fit within the boundaries of the existing infrastructure and required minimal rerouting of existing roads.

On June 27, 1995, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Chairman of the Board Mari Hulman George took part in a groundbreaking ceremony and presented the track with one of the original paving bricks from the famous "Brickyard." In a rather compact schedule, the one-mile (1.6 km) track was completed with ten miles (16 km) of safety restraint cabling, 2 acres of fencing, 1,800 yd of concrete for outside walls, 2,300 ft of concrete for pit walls and 5,200 tons of asphalt for the track surface. Despite 1995 having the wettest June–July in Orlando on record (75 inches of rain), including Hurricane Erin, the construction was completed on-time, with final paving completed October 18, 1995.

The track was dedicated on November 28, 1995 in a ceremony which included Indy Racing League drivers Arie Luyendyk, Eddie Cheever, Eliseo Salazar, Lyn St. James and Davey Hamilton driving a five-car "Flying V" formation amongst fireworks. Initial testing at the facility for the Indy Racing League took place November 27–December 9, 1995. On February 7, 1997, the first racing experience program, the Richard Petty Driving Experience, opened at the Speedway.

### Closure and demolition

On March 27, 2015, it was announced that the speedway would close on August 9, 2015 and be razed. Demolition began in late August to make way for the transportation improvement of the Magic Kingdom parking lot and entrance.
Mickey Avenue

**Mickey Avenue** is the first main entry at Shanghai Disneyland inspired by the colorful personalities of Mickey Mouse and his pals.

A blend of Main Street, U.S.A. and Mickey's Toontown, Mickey Avenue is a hometown for imagination, a welcoming, whimsical neighborhood filled with lively shops and restaurants. Stepping into this cheerful land sets the tone for a visit to Shanghai Disneyland, where guests will leave their worlds behind and enter lands of adventure, fantasy and the future.

## Description

Mickey Avenue is the first main entry at a Disney park inspired by the personalities of Mickey Mouse and his friends. Here guests will be able to share a hug and get a photo with some of the Disney characters. Avenue M Arcade, one of the many shops along the avenue, will feature the largest selection of gifts and collectibles inside the theme park.[2]

Mickey Avenue features many deep cuts into Disney animation history in the graphic design throughout its shops, restaurants and facades. Some of these facade-only businesses include the Clip Joint Barbershop operated by the Weasels, Ludwig Von Drake's Fireworks Factory, Floyd and Carl's Comics (featuring a window display for Mickey Mouse Outwits the Phantom Blot), the Silly Symphonies Music Shop, the Flowers and Trees Florist Shop, Three Little Pigs Construction Company, Practical Pig Hardware, B.B. Wolf & Co's Demolition, a taxi company run by Benny the Cab, the First Bank of Scrooge, and a Junior Woodchucks Lodge.

## Attractions and Entertainment

* Mickey's Film Festival
* Shanghai Disneyland Band
* Walt Disney Grand Theatre
	+ Mickey's Storybook Adventure

## Restaurants & Refreshments

* Chip & Dale’s Treehouse Treats
* Il Paparino
* Mickey & Pals Market Café
* Remy's Patisserie

## Shops

* Avenue M Arcade
* Carefree Corner
* Lucky Express
* Sweethearts Confectionery
* Whistle Stop Shop

## Trivia

* Mickey Avenue takes its name from a street on the Walt Disney Studio in Burbank. The name was also previously used for an area at Disney's Hollywood Studios that functioned as a corridor connecting the Animation Courtyard to the Studio Backlot Tour that featured a replica of the Burbank studio's street sign for Mickey Avenue and Dopey Drive. This space is now occupied by Pixar Place.

## See also

* Main Street, U.S.A.
* World Bazaar
* Mickey's Toontown
Asia (Disney's Animal Kingdom)

**Asia** is a themed land at Disney's Animal Kingdom at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. Along with showcasing animals from throughout the continent, Asia is also the home of two of the park's thrill rides. The section opened in 1999 as the park's first expansion land.

## Theme

Just as the park's Africa section is set in the fictional village of Harambe, guests to Asia find themselves in the tiny Kingdom of Anandapur which means "place of delight"in Sanskrit. In it's past history, the kingdom was larger and ruled by benevolent maharajahs. Though the kingdom's ancient founder Anantah believed in living in harmony with nature, one of his 16th century successors Bhima turned a portion of the forest into a hunting palace. After his death, his followers returned to focusing on the beauty of nature and years later, the ruins of the old hunting palace was opened to the public as a nature preserve. Since then, the "residents" of the village have devoted much of the outskirts to the conservation and study of the region's animal life.

On the outskirts of the Anandapur Township is a neighboring village, Serka Zong, the "Fortress of the Chasm", which lies in the shadow of the Himalayas and serves as a gateway to the Forbidden Mountain. Serka Zong is home to the Royal Anandapur Tea Company, which would ship tea by train through a pass in the Forbidden Mountain. However, this activity provoked the wrath of the Yeti, resulting in the train line's closure for years, until a group called Himalayan Escapes decided to start the rail line up again for tourism.

## Attractions

### Current

* Expedition Everest
* Kali River Rapids
* Maharajah Jungle Trek
* Wilderness Explorers - Asia

## Entertainment

* Chip 'n' Dale's Festive Flotilla
* Discovery River Character Cruise
* Donald's Dino Bash Festive Flotilla
* Mickey and Friends Festive Flotilla

* Feathered Friends in Flight!
* Up! A Great Bird Adventure (formerly Flights of Wonder)

## Restaurants

* Royal Anandapur Tea Company
* Yak & Yeti Restaurant
* Yak & Yeti Local Foods Cafe
* Anandapur Ice Cream Truck
* Caravan Road
* Chakrandi
* Drinkwallah
* Thirsty River Bar & Trek Snacks
* Warung Outpost
* Serka Cart
* Mr. Kamal's

## Shopping

* Kali Cart
* Mandala Gifts
* Serka Zong Bazaar
* Yak & Yeti Bhaktapur Market

## Animals

* Gibbons
* Migratory Birds
* Tigers
Adventureland (Disneyland Paris)

**Adventureland** is one of the themed lands at Disneyland Park (Paris) in France. It contains more heavy Indian and Middle Eastern influences. It features four themed areas:

* The first, known as Adventureland Bazaar, is a recreation of an oriental city from the 1001 Arabian Nights, presumably Agrabah from the 1992 Disney film *Aladdin* (Imagineers were designing the entrance area of this Adventureland while the film was still in production). In 1993, the attraction Le Passage Enchanté d'Aladdin opened in this very area. The concept of the city eventually reached overseas resorts.
* The second part of Adventureland has a more African appearance, and is mainly composed of shops and restaurants (like the Hakuna Matata Restaurant).
* The third themed area represents Asian mysterious jungles. Themed to explorers, it features the ride Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril, which was unique in a Disney park in 1993 with its first inversion.
* The last part, and the biggest, is a Caribbean area, covering most of the surface of Adventureland. It features the ride Pirates of the Caribbean and *Adventure Isle*, a Tom Sawyer Island-like walkthrough spot, with some attractions like Swiss Family Treehouse or Captain Hook's Pirate Ship.

This Adventureland presented some construction problems, mainly due to the unsuitable climate in France. Growing exotic jungles in a place where winters could be harsh was a tough task. This is also the reason why there is no Jungle Cruise ride, since most animatronics animals would have been exposed to this weather. However, abandoned ideas intended to build an adequate ride under a glass roof, but that never came to happen.

There is no Tiki Room attraction either, although the Explorers Club Restaurant (now Colonel Hathi's Pizza Outpost) features animatronic birds that used to sing.

## Attractions and Entertainment

### Current

* Le Passage Enchanté d'Aladdin (Aladdin's Enchanted Passage)
* Pirates of the Caribbean
* La Cabane des Robinson (Swiss Family Treehouse)
* Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril)
* Pirate Galleon
* La Plage des Pirates (Pirates Beach)
* Adventure Isle

## Entertainment

### Former

* Make a Wish - Peter Pan to the Rescue
* Timon's Matadance

## Restaurants

### Current

* Colonel Hathi's Pizza Outpost
* Restauraunt Agrabah Café in Adventureland Bazaar
* Restaurant Hakuna Matata
* Le Café de la Brousse
* Cool Post
* Captain Hook's Galley
* Le Comptoir du Capitaine
* Captain Jack's - Le Restaurant des Pirates

### Former

* Les Epices Enchantées (1992-1995)
* Explorer's Club (1992-1995)
* Blue Lagoon Restaurant (1992-2016)

## Shopping

* Les Trésors de Shéhérazade (Shahrazade's Treasures)
* La Girafe Curieuse (The Curious Giraffe)
* Indiana Jones Adventure Outpost (formerly Trader Sam's Jungle Boutique)
* Temple Traders Boutique
* Le Coffre du Capitaine (The Captain's Chest)
Adventures by Disney

**Adventures by Disney** (ABD) provides planned and guided family vacations to various domestic and international destinations. It is jointly managed between Disney Signature Experiences (Disney Parks, Experiences and Products), and the Walt Disney Travel Company. Both of these are units of The Walt Disney Company.

## Format

On an Adventures by Disney vacation, guests are taken on themed expeditions that often feature activities designed just for kids (or 'Junior Adventurers').

Two Disney-trained Adventure Guides (Cast Members) look after a group of no more than 40 guests on an Adventure, and are described as being 'part concierge, guide and storyteller'. Local guides also join the vacations at various points and give guests firsthand knowledge from someone native to the area.

## History

Adventures by Disney's first operating season was in summer of 2005 and featured just 2 destinations (Wyoming and Hawaii - both in the USA). These were both invitation-only trips which gave the Company an idea of whether the business would work. This grew to 7 destinations in 2006, 12 destinations in 2007, 17 destinations in 2008, 22 destinations in the 2009 season. The new trips for the 2012 season will be added in August 2011.

## Locations

### Asia, Africa & Australia

* Australia, 11 Nights
* China, 11 Nights
* Egypt, 9 Nights
* South Africa, 9 Nights

### Central & South America

* Eastern Costa Rica, 6 Nights
* Ecuador and Galapagos Islands, 8 Nights
* Galapagos Islands Cruise, 8 Nights
* Peru, 8 Nights
* Western Costa Rica, 6 Nights

### Europe

* Amalfi Coast and Tuscany, 7 Nights
* England and France, 7 Nights
* France, 7 Nights
* Germany, 8 Nights
* Greece, 9 Nights
* Ireland, 7 Nights
* Italy and Switzerland, 7 Nights
* Italy, 8 Nights
* Italy Signature, 8 Nights

### North America

* Alaska, 7 Nights
* Alaskan Wonders with Disney Cruise Line®, 7 Nights
* Arizona and Utah, 7 Nights
* Montana and Alberta, Canada, 6 Nights
* Pennsylvania, District of Columbia and Virginia, 7 Nights
* Southern California, 5 Nights
* Wyoming, 6 Nights
Space Mountain (Hong Kong Disneyland)

**Space Mountain** at Hong Kong Disneyland was the fifth version of the outer space-themed enclosed roller coaster in Disney parks. The newest Space Mountain (not counting the four recent refurbishments of the Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disneyland, and Magic Kingdom) is based on the refurbished Space Mountain at Disneyland, with a similar soundtrack and the same layout. It also features new show elements not presented in the refurbished California version (i.e. a "hyperspeed" tunnel). It didn't feature the Rockin' Space Mountain configuration that was featured in Disneyland's Space Mountain in 2007.

Unlike most Space Mountains, the boarding area for the attraction is quite small. Not present is a Space Station of its two most similar counterparts at Disneyland and Tokyo Disneyland. Instead, a dark queue featuring neon earth-tone-colored planets along with star patterns decorate the area. Lining the walls of the station are colored neon light bars that are used for lighting and decoration.

It is the only Space Mountain to feature Single-Rider alongside its regular standby and FASTPASS lines.

## Seasonal Overlays

### *Space Mountain: Ghost Galaxy*

*Main article: Space Mountain: Ghost Galaxy*

As part of Hong Kong Disneyland's Haunted Halloween event from 2007 to 2013, Space Mountain went under a Halloween overlay.

### *Hyperspace Mountain*

*Main article: Hyperspace Mountain*

In 10th anniversary celebration, Space Mountain has transformed into *Hyperspace Mountain with a Star Wars theme to go alongside it.*

## Safety spiels

Before the rocket takes off, this ride has a mission control with a person giving out safety instructions:

* "Space travelers, for your safety, please remain seated with your hands, arms, feet, and legs inside the rocket and supervise children. You are cleared to go." It says the same thing in Cantonese before this, and Mandarin after this. (2005–present)

In the line before entering the station this spiel plays:

* "Welcome, space travelers. Space Mountain is a thrilling, high speed, turbulent roller-coaster type ride in the dark that includes sharp turns, sudden drops & stops. Before you embark on your adventure, please place all hats, glasses, and loose possessions inside the storage pouches located directly in front of you. To prepare for launch, pull the lap bar toward you. You are now ready for your intergalactic adventure, thank you and have a great flight." This is played in Cantonese, English and Mandarin continuously. Cantonese and English version are done by the same man while Mandarin version is done by a woman.
The Landing

**The Landing** is one of the areas at Disney Springs at Walt Disney World Resort.

## Attractions

* Patio Stage
* Vintage Amphicar Tours

## Entertainment

* The Edison Live Entertainment
* Paradiso 37
* Raglan Road Live Music

## Restaurants

* The Boathouse
* Chef Art Smith's Homecomin'
* Cookes of Dublin
* The Edison
* Enzo's Hideaway
* Erin McKenna's Bakery NYC
* Gideon's Bakehouse
* Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar
* Joffrey's Coffee & Tea Company
* Maria & Enzo's Ristorante
* Morimoto Asia
* Morimoto Asia Street Food
* Paddlefish
* Paradiso 37, Taste of the Americas
* Pizza Ponte
* Raglan Road Irish Pub and Restaurant
* STK Orlando
* Terralina Crafted Italian
* Vivoli il Gelato
* Wine Bar George

## Shops

* Art of Shaving
* The Boathouse Boatique
* Chapel Hats
* eyCatchers Cart
* The Ganachery
* Happy Hound Kiosk
* Havaianas
* Oakley
* Royally Yours by Arribas Brothers - formerly Pop Gallery
* Sanuk
* Savannah Bee Company
* Shop for Ireland
Inspiration Lake Recreation Centre

The **Inspiration Lake Recreation Centre** is a park surrounding a 12-hectare artificial lake located in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island, Hong Kong. The park, opened on August 16, 2005, was created as part of Hong Kong Disneyland Resort as a dual-purpose project for recreation and an irrigation reservoir.

The Inspiration Lake Recreation Centre was built by the Hong Kong Government and managed by the Hong Kong International Theme Parks. It opens daily from 09:00 - 19:00; entrance is free.

## Facilities

The entire Recreation Centre has a total area of about 30-hectares, and consists of the 12-hectare lake — the largest artificial lake in Hong Kong, a boat centre, arboretum, 1,500 m jogging trail with exercise areas and a children's playground. The lake has a depth of between 6.5 and 7.5m [1], and features waterfall cascades and water fountains/jets capable of shooting up to 18 m in height; and decorated with natural and man-made boulders plus some 4,800 trees and 430,000 shrubs. Facilities on site include changing rooms, toilets, seating areas, and a convenience store which also serves as a paddle boat and surrey bike renting center.[2] There is also a children's play area near the boat and bike renting center.

The artificial lake of 12 hectares features water cascade, water jets, and aquatic plants.

The water jet at the lake with an illumination design can shoot water up to 18 m high. Apart from its recreational purpose, the lake water is a source of irrigation for the entire Penny's Bay.

Along a 1500 m jogging trail emanating from the boat renting center and extending around the lake, there are fitness stations, gazebos and a bridge overlooking a small, picturesque waterfall.

## Transport

The lake is approximately 15 minutes walking distance from Disneyland Resort MTR station and the Disneyland Resort Public Transport Interchange. It is served by the following franchised bus route, jointly operated by Citybus and Long Win Bus Company:

* **R8** Disneyland - Lantau Link Toll Plaza (via Inspiration Lake) (from 0

1. ↑ http://park.hongkongdisneyland.com/hkdl/en\_US/moreMagic/landing?name=HongKongRecreationPage
Disney's Newport Bay Club

**Disney's Newport Bay Club** is a hotel situated at Disneyland Paris. It was designed by architect Robert A. M. Stern (who also designed Disney's Hotel Cheyenne) and styled after archetypal New England architecture with its white clapboard exterior, porches, woodwork and nautical memorabilia. Its name was derived from the town of Newport, Rhode Island. Restaurants feature seafood and the hotel itself is built in a crescent shape around one extreme (or the "bay") of Lake Disney, which itself features a small lighthouse. It is the largest hotel on property and at the time of its opening held more rooms than any other hotel in Western Europe.

## History

Robert A. M. Stern had previously designed two similar hotels which opened two years prior to the Newport Bay Club, in 1990: Disney's Beach Club Resort and its adjacent Disney's Yacht Club Resort share the late 19th century New England nautical theme at the Walt Disney World Resort.

The hotel opened with the Euro Disney Resort in April 1992. In this same year, the hotel was temporarily closed during the winter due to the low occupancy the resort hotels suffered during their early years. The hotel has not ceased operation since.

The hotel was temporarily closed for renovations in early 2014 and re-opened in spring 2016.

## Recreation

* Pool
* Lighthouse

## Restaurants

* Cape Cod
* Captain's Quarters
* Yacht Club

## Bars

* Fisherman´s Wharf
* Captain Quarters
Disney's Hotel Santa Fe

**Disney's Hotel Santa Fe** is a hotel at Disneyland Paris. It is designed by Albuquerque- based architect Antoine Predock, whose other work stands mainly in the American Southwest, to evoke the atmosphere of a motel in Santa Fe, New Mexico with its typical Pueblo Revival architecture. Surrounding the buildings is a desert-like environment in which cacti and decorative neon have been placed to further emphasise the American Southwestern theme. A drive-in theater screen is permanently displaying characters from the Cars franchise and an intentionally derelict neon sign stands at the entrance. It shares an area of Disneyland Paris with Disney's Hotel Cheyenne, located on either side of a man-made river called the *Rio Grande*.

The hotel opened with the Euro Disney Resort in April 1992.

## Dining

* La Cantina
* Rio Grande Bar

## River

* Rio Grande

1. ↑ " ARCHITECTURE VIEW; A Curious Mix Of Versailles And Mickey Mouse"
Disney's Boardwalk Inn

**Disney's BoardWalk Inn** is a deluxe resort that is part of Disney's BoardWalk Resort, at the Walt Disney World. It opened on July 1, 1996. The resort is owned and operated by Walt Disney Parks and Resorts.

Disney's BoardWalk Inn is located in the Epcot Resort Area, across the lagoon from Disney's Beach Club Resort and Disney's Yacht Club Resort. The hotel lobby is shared with **Disney's BoardWalk Villas**.

## Resort

This hotel was designed to be reminiscent of the boardwalks that were famous along Atlantic City and Ocean City, New Jersey in the 1920s–1940s. The sherbet-colored façades, flagged turrets, striped awnings, and "Keister Coaster" water slide resembling a wooden roller coaster were all inspired by that by-gone era.

Disney's BoardWalk Inn is only a short walk from Epcot and Disney's Hollywood Studios. Water transportation is available free-of-charge to Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Disney's Yacht and Beach Club resorts, and Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin resorts.

## Dining

* AbracadaBar
* Ample Hills Creamery
* Big River Grille & Brewing Works
* BoardWalk Bakery
* ESPN Club
* Flying Fish Cafe
* Leaping Horse Libations
* Pizza Window
* Trattoria al Forno

## Shops

* Screen Door General Store
* Disney's Character Carnival
* Dundy's Sundries Postcards
* Thimbles & Threads
* Wyland Galleries

## Recreation

Disney's BoardWalk Inn offers three swimming pools. The main pool, located in the Luna Park themed area, is open to all family members and is considered the family pool. The "Keister Coaster", a 200-foot (61 m)-long water slide, is located at the south end of the main pool. The "Keister Coaster" is an amusing slide in that the end of the slide is a clown's face, which represents the clowns on the Atlantic City boardwalk, though this clown face was removed in October 2020 during a refurbishment. There is a quiet pool located just south of the main pool, and another is located at the east side of the property. Other recreational activities include watercraft rentals, tennis courts, fishing, bike rentals and a biking/jogging trail, an arcade, and an exercise room.

## Transportation

* Bus
* Minnie Van Sercive
* Friendship Launch
* Parking
	+ East Parking Lot
	+ West Parking Lot

## Incidents

* On June 29, 2000, a waiter and a child were held hostage by the child's father in a hotel room over domestic issues. During the hostage situation, guests were evacuated and were given alternative accommodations in the resort. The man released the both the waiter and the child and handed himself to the authorities in the early hours of the same day.
Critter Country (Disneyland)

**Critter Country** (formerly **Bear Country**) is one of the "themed lands" at Disneyland.

## Attractions and entertainment

* Splash Mountain (1989-)
* The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (2003-)

### Former attractions and entertainment

* Country Bear Jamboree (1972-2003)
* Country Bear Vacation Hoedown (1986-2001)
* Country Bear Christmas Special (1984-2000 seasonal)
* Teddi Barra's Swingin' Arcade (1972-2003)

## Restaurants and refreshments

* Hungry Bear Restaurant
* Critter Country Fruit Cart
* The Snackin' Place
* Harbour Galley

### Former restaurants

* Golden Bear Lodge (1972-1977)
* Mile Long Bar (1972-1989)
* Br'er Bar (1989-2003)

## Shops

* Pooh Corner
* The Briar Patch
* Professor Barnaby Owl's Photographic Art Studio

### Former shops

* Indian Trading Post (1962-1988)
* Ursus H. Bear's Wilderness Outpost (1972-1988)
* Crocodile Mercantile (1988-2003)
* Critter Country Plush (1996-2003)
Mickey's Halloween Party

A hard-ticket event, **“Mickey’s Halloween Party”** (known formerly as “Mickey's Halloween Treat” from 2005 until 2007 and "Mickey's Trick-or-Treat Party" form 2007 and 2008) is held allowing guests to dress up in costume and go trick-or-treating for candy supplied by Mars, Hershey's and Nestle at stations manned by costumed cast members. In addition, the “Golden Dreams” theatre hosted an all-villain show called “Golden Screams”, which was discontinued after 2007 as the theatre was closed in 2008 and was razed to make way for The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Underwater Adventure dark ride, opened in 2011. The Mickey’s Halloween Party event was moved from Disneyland Park in 2005 to DCA after an hiatus, and returned to the main park in 2010 in order to make room for elecTRONica at first, and as of 2012, the Mad T Party.
Tokyo Disneyland Hotel

The **Tokyo Disneyland Hotel** is the third Disney-brand hotel of the Tokyo Disney Resort. Also, it is the fourth Disneyland Hotel. It is located directly in front of the Tokyo Disneyland park with the Tokyo Disneyland station of the Disney Resort Line monorail system in between. The hotel was designed to reflect early 20th century Victorian architectural style, and to blend seamlessly with the World Bazaar area of Tokyo Disneyland, the monorail station and the main entrance area.

The hotel opened on July 8, 2008, and offers 700 guestrooms along with dining and shopping facilities.

## Opening

The hotel opened on July 8, 2008, and offers 701 guest rooms including themed character rooms, along with dining and shopping facilities.

## Restaurants

The following are restaurants located inside of the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel:

* Canna (fine dining restaurant)
* Dreamers Lounge (lobby restaurant)
* Sherwood Garden (buffet restaurant)