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The information it contains has been PrePared to help make your visit as Pleasant an exPerience as Possible. &t t2e Table of Sontents Page General lnformation 2-3 The A-B-C's of Ticket Books . l Guided Tour lnformation 4 Disneyland's Adventures , andAttractions ...:... 5-7 Map of Disneyland 8-g Main Street, U.S.A. ...10.11 Adventureland .......12-13 New 0rleans Square . .14-15 Frontierland . .16.17 Fantasyland . .18.19 Tomorrowland .. .... .20.21 Food and Refreshments ... .22-24 Shops and Stores . ..25-27 Your Entertainment Calendar .. .28-29 Free Shows and Exhibits 30 lndex . .... ..31.33 BANKING SERVICE Eeneral lnforrmatiom The Bank of America, located across Town Square fromihe City Hatl, provides General information about Disneyland may be complete banking iacili. ties. The Bank is open obtained at City Hall on the left side of Town every day Disneyland ii open, Square including Saturdays, as you enter the Magic Kingdom, As you Sundays and holidays, 1b:00 explore the a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Park feel free to ask any employee for assistance. lnformation about other Southern California rec- LOST CHILDREN reational attractions and public transportation sched- ules may be obtained at Carefree Corner on Main Facilities for the care of lost children are maintained Street, U.S.A. Sponsored by lNA, this also is Disney- at the end of East Plaza Street off Main Street, U.S.A. land's official Guest Registration Center. The matron in charge will assist you. LOST AND FOI,JND BABY STATION Lost and found facilities are maintained in the Global The Baby Station located Van Lines Building, next to Fire , is adjacent to the First Aid the Station on Town Center Square, Main Street, U.S.A. on East Plaza Street. Facilities are provided for changing infants, preparing formulas and warm" PUBLIC TELEPHONES !! ing bottles. Sorry, baby.sitting is not available. Public telephones are located throughout Disneyland. Ask any Disneylander for the location of the nearest STROLLERS AND WHEEL CHA,IRS one or refer to the area maps. Strollers and wheel chairs are available for your use in Disneyland. They can be obtained for nominal LOCKER SERVICE a rental at the right side of the area just inside the Faciiities for checking purchases and garments are Main Gate turnstlles. located in the Global Van Lines Building on Town Square, next to the Fire Station on Main Street, BANKAMERICARD U.S.A, Locker service also is provided at the bus stop Your Bankamericard is accepted In most Disneyland area just outside the Disneyland Main Entrance. shops, stores and restaurants. Lockers large enough for suitcases are located at the rear of Ken-L-Land (see PET CARE, below). FIRST AID POSTAGE STAMPS AND MAIL SERVIEE Registered nurses are on duty at alltimes in the First Aid Center, locate( at the end of East plaza Street, Stamps are available in vending ma'chines located in just each land, and at the Hallmark Communication off Main Street, U.S.A. An ambulance is avail. able in case of emergencies. Center on Main Street. Mail boxes for cards and let- ters are located throughout Disneyland. There is no United States Post Office within Disneyland. REST ROOMS A Rest rooms are located throughout Disneyland. PET CARE Refer to the various area maps in this guide for the nearest Disneyland's Ken-L-Land provides pleasant facilities one, or ask any Disneyland employee. for your pet while you enjoy the Magic Kingdom itself. You may leave your pet in an airy, individual enclo- WHEN I-EAVING DISNEYLAND . sure at a cost of 25 cents for the entire day. This you charge includes a choice of Ken-L Rations pet food. lf wish to return to Disneyland today, have your Ken-L-Land is located to the right of the Main Gate hand stamped at the Exit Gate before you leave Ticket Booths. the Park. Aduentures and Attractions the A-B-Gts etc. 0F otsilEYlAlto ilGl(ET B00Ks f=f,Icouponorl0r Disneyland Ticket Books are a most convenient way MAlil STREEI HoRSE CARS (Main Street) Board a horse{rawn trolley as it to enjoy the Magic Kingdom. Both the Big 1O and travels down the main street of 60 years ago. Deluxe 15 Ticket Books include admission to Disney- land and a selection of adventures and attractions HoRSEtESS CARRIAGE (Main Street) A trip down Main Street aboard a replica on an "A," "D" and "E" ticket basis. of America's classic autos. THE BIG 10 ticfet Book includes Admission to the oMNIBUS (Main Street) Ride to the entrance of the four "lands:' Park and a selection of attractions as shown below: on a double-decker bus. FIRE ENGINE (Main Street) "Answer the alarm" in Disneyland's very own fire wagon. SURREY (Main Steet) Travel down Main Street in an ele8ant "surrey with the fringe on top." IHE DETUXE 15 ticket Book includes Admission to the SLEEPING BEAUTY CASTTE (Fantasyland) Park and a selection of attractions as shown below: See diorama scenes from the popular {effi walt Disney movie, "Sleeping Beauty," XING ARIHUR CARR0USEt (Fantasyland) A Ride to the land of fantasy on one of the .--\-- Carrousel's 72 prancing steeds. ...,:ffiJu 20,000 LEAGUES EXHIBIT (Tomorrowland) See the Iabulous years-ahead submarine and sets from the Walt 0isney movie. lf you already have\ave purchased a General Admission ticket. coupon ot 25( or you wish to enjoyenio additional adventurcs inside the Park, f---tr y-ou .mqy_pqy a lo-Adventure or a ls-Adventure1s-Adventure Book at anyanv Central Ticket Booth inside the Patk. The l1-Adventure BookBooi MA|N STREET CTNEMA (Main Street) r*;: is $3,25.13,25 and the 7,-Adventure7,-Adventurc Book is $4.0054.00 forlor each puest.Euest Enjoy the greats of the silent scr( Refet to the area maps lor locations. ,e;il,i;; ij,iri:o6m;i oiiir't,iri riflr.t" [[*WS Prices subject to change without notice. M0T0R B0AT CRt ISE (Fantasyland) Guide your motorboat through treacherous rapids and tricky currents. Guided Tour Emfmrmatiun q The popular Guided Tour is especially recommended !iil.ijJ,if!.,1Jlfi,'i,fs13t:i'Ilst$L [Q1t for "first"time guests." Visitors are taken on an exciting tour of Disneyland by a charming Guide who ,'f,ilifr tells the fascinating story of the Magic Kingdom's ;H*:L{it+irrif i*J,fT|.{ia,i::, history and growth. The ffi Guided Tour includes admis- CASEY JR. CIRCUS TnAIN (Fantasyland) sion to Disneyland and a selection of six of the Park's The bright. Ray circus train who "knew popular attractions. he could." travels a scenic route. lf you already have purchased a General Admis- ART 0F ANIMATI0N (Tomorrowland) sion ticket you may buy a Guided Tour Ticket at the Learn the fascinating story of the cartoonists' cralt: animation. ticket booth adjacent to "Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln." Tour tickets, minus Main .3. E(- Gate admission, k4(Fantasyland) MAD TEA PARTY lI.'15;z,a-t) are $3.00 for adults and $2.75 for children. Whirl and twirl in the Mad Hatter's I wildly spinning cups and saucers. ffi MINE TRAIN Rl0E (Frontierland) Take the Western Mine Train through Nature's Filcouponor3Sr Wonderland, Rainbow Caverns, and much more I0M0RR0WLAND (Tomorroryland) SANTA FE & DISNEYTAND RAITROAD JETS (Main Street, Frontierland,Tomorrowland, Pilot a high.flying jet to Disneyland's outer space. New 0rleans Square) 5<. Board one of five trains for a grand circle tour of the Magic Kingdom, and a journey MIKE FINK KEEt B0ATS (trontierland) journey through the Grand Canyon into the fantastic A backwood water to adventure Primeval World. on the Rivers of America. INDIAN WAR CAN0ES (Frontierland) RICHFIETD'S AUTOPIAS Row your own war canoe under the (Fantasyland ard Tomorrowland) guidance of a real lndian guide. Youngsters of all ages can navigate these modernistic freeways of the future. T0M SAWYER IStAND RAFTS (Frontierland) Explore Tom Sawyer lsland with its many SH00TING- cAttERlES (Frontiertand, caves and Fort Wilderness. Adventureland) Test your sharpshooiing skills at still and moving targets. c0up0n or adults 75r, children 65r PACI( MULES (Frontierland) ..e-z- DUMB0 FLYINC ELEPHANTS (Fantasyland) rn-^u,#a See Nature's Wonderland from the Soar high over Fantasyland aboard the eE back of a sturdy pack mule. elephant with aerodynamic ears. Qe&1 r&s: ,UNGtE RIVER CRUISE (Adventureland) Travel through tropical jungles and exotic MR. ToAD'S WILD (Fantasyland) RIDE areas of the world on a jungle launch. A hilariously hair-raising automobile ride through old London. GREAT MOMET{TS WITH MR. LINCOLN presented Dy DOUGTAS ROCKET TO THE MOON UNcort{ sAvtNGs & LoAN ASSoC|AT|0N (Tomorrowland) (Main Street) Experience a flight to the moon as it Mr.
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