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Tomorrowland Adventureland Fantasyland Continued Frontierland June 22-28-12 DL.pg1-2.pdf 1 6/18/2012 8:12:56 AM ONE MORE DISNEY DAY YOUR KEY TO THE MAGIC June 22-28, 2012 June 22-28, 2012 PARADES & SPECTACULARS Fri: 8:00 am to 11:00 pm • Sat to Thu: 8:00 am to 12:00 am Mickey’s Soundsational Parade NEW THIS SUMMER Disney celebrates music in motion with Mickey’s Soundsational Parade - an extravaganza filled with an array of Disney music in a NOW PERFORMING variety of styles! Watch the parade come alive with musicians, dancers, Disney Characters and nine float units each telling their own musical story. Parade Route Fri & Sat, Mon to Thu: 4:00, 6:30 pm Sun: 3:40, 6:30 pm The Voices of Liberty The Voices of Liberty, a cherished tradition at Walt Disney World® in Florida, makes its long-awaited Disneyland® debut at the Main Street Opera House! Don’t miss this celebration of the music that inspired our nation, sung in breathtaking eight-part harmony by this Fantasmic! spectacular ensemble. Through September 16th only! This larger-than-life spectacular, featuring Mickey Mouse in a battle of Main Street, U.S.A. - The Main Street Opera House good vs. evil, is filled with incredible special effects. Now in its 20th Fri to Tue: 11:00 am; 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 pm year! LEGEND The Rivers of America Fri: 9:00, 10:15 pm Sat to Thu: 9:00, 10:30 pm Handheld Captioning available at Guest Relations Big Thunder Ranch Jamboree Saddle up, buckaroos! Celebrate the pioneering spirit of the Wild West with a good ol’ Cowboy Roundup -- where you can kick your heels up with some of your favorite Disney Pals! Frontierland - Big Thunder Ranch: Restrooms Main Street, U.S.A. Critter Country Fantasyland FantasylandMagical - Disney’s Nighttime continued Fireworks Daily: Mickey's10:30 am to 6:00 pm Toontown Spectacular Cowboy Roundup: Fri, Mon to Thu: 12:00, 1:45 pm Companion Restroom ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS DISComeN celebrateEY a worldD whereIN anythingIN isG possible with this dazzling Billy Hill and the Hillbillies: ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS summertime fireworks spectacular. Don’t miss this magicalATTRACTIONS celebra- Daily: 11:15 am; 12:15, 1:15, 3:00,ATTRACTIONS 4:00, 5:00 pm Automated External tion in the stars! 1 Disneyland® Railroad 16 Splash Mountain 26 Pinocchio’s Daring 38 Matterhorn Bobsleds U Troubadour Tavern ® Defibrillators Presented by Honda 42 Disneyland Railroad 47 Mickey’s House and (minimum height 42”/107 cm) ™ (minimum height 40"/102 cm) Journey hostedThe Skies by Dreyer’sAbove Disneyland. ® Main Street Vehicles* 43 Goofy’s Playhouse Nightly Meet Mickey Information Center 39 Storybook Land Canal Boats BavarianNightly: 9:30sausages, pm baked potatoes Summer! presented by National Car Rental. 17 Davy Crockett’s Explorer 27 Snow White’s Scary This Guest Relations (Closed during parades) Mickey’s Toontown 44 Donald’s Boat 48 Minnie’s House (One-way transportation only) Adventures and ice cream novelties. Canoes* STAGE SHOWS & LIVE ENTERTAINMENT45 Gadget’s Go Coaster 49 Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin First Aid 40 “it’s a small world” Tomorrowland Terrace Bands 2 Horseless Carriage (Operates weekends and select seasons only) 28 Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique Rock out® and get your party on, seven nights a week, in 48 presented by Sparkle . 3 Fire Engine 18 The Many Adventures of Winnie the 29 Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough presented by Sylvania. Tomorrowland Terrace at the summer’sDISNEY hottest dance club! DINING ATM Locations 41 Disney Princess Fantasy Faire 47 V (minimum height 35”/89Tomorrowland cm; Terrace Bands: Performance Times: 4 Horse-Drawn Streetcars Pooh (alternate experience ) expectant mothers shouldFri & not Sat, ride) Tue: Stellar • Fri:V 7:00, Toontown 7:45, 8:35, Dining9:50 pm Hot dogs, salads, Pay Phones 46 Sun & Mon: The 80z All Stars• Sat to Tue, Thu: 5 Omnibus 30 King Arthur Carrousel DISNEY DINING Wed: Scot Bruce - A Tribute to 7:00, sandwiches,7:45, 8:35, 10:00, pizza and ice cream DISNEY DINING 46 Chip ‘n Dale Treehousethe King of Rock-n-Roll!• 11:00 pm Pay Phones with TTY 31 Casey Jr. Circus Train T Village Haus Restaurant 49 Thu: Tomasina treats. 6 The Disney Gallery 45 44 Wed: M Harbour Galley Chowder, soup and 32 Dumbo the Flying Elephant hosted by Minute Maid ®. 43 “The Magic, The Memories and You!” 7:00, 7:45, 8:35, 10:00 pm Baby Care Center 7 The Disneyland® Story presenting chili in bread boules; entrée salads 33 Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride Hamburgers, pizza and salads. See “it’s a small world” come to life like never before! Mickey’s Toontown and select Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln 42 “it’s a small world” Fantasyland attractions may close early Stroller Rentals and drinks. Fri: 8:45 pm 34 Peter Pan’s Flight due to fireworks. Please visit an Information Sat to Thu: 8:45, 10:15 pm Locker Rentals N Hungry Bear Restaurant 35 Mad Tea Party 41 U Meet Merida from the new Disney•Pixar Center feature for operating hours. 8 Main Street Cinema ® S hosted by Dixie . film, “Brave” See Times Guide for 40 Charging Lockers 36 Alice in Wonderland days and times Meet the adventurous young Merida and her three wee bear cubs, DISNEY DINING Burgers, chicken and salads. be a part of a Scottish clan, and test your skills with a bow and 37 Pixie Hollow Picnic Area 25 arrow! A Carnation Café Table-service— (See Times Guide for show times) 31 Fantasyland - near “it’s a small world” Breakfast, fried pickles, burgers, salads, Daily: 8:30 am to 3:00 pm Wheelchair Rentals s 39 entrées, specialty cakes and pies. 32 Tomorrowland New Orleans Square T 30 Jedi Training Academy The Matterhorn Mountain Climbers Package Check Service B Main Street Cone Shop 33 A Jedi Master will train randomly-selected children in the ways of the At various times during the day, ourAT brave mountaineersTRA willC onceT IONS 35 38 again scale the icy slopes of the majestic Matterhorn. ™ 26 29 Force, show them how to use lightsabers and prepare them to duel Service Animal Relief Area hosted by Dreyer’s . ATTRACTIONS Critter Country 34 against a Star Wars™ villain! Fantasyland - Matterhorn Mountain Daily: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm 50 Finding Nemo C Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor 13 Pirates of the Caribbean June 22-28-12 DL.pg1-2.pdf 1 6/18/2012 8:12:56 AM27 28 Tomorrowland36 - Tomorrowland Terrace Kodak® “Photo Spot” Daily: 10:30, 11:35 am; 12:40, 2:25, 3:30, 4:35 pm Submarine Voyage hosted by Dreyer’s™. 14 Disneyland® Railroad N 24 Park hours and information subject to change without notice. ©Disney (alternate experience ) Disney FASTPASS® Service D Refreshment Corner Fantasyland (Subject to availability) ® 15 Haunted Mansion 18 19 hosted by Coca-Cola . 51 Disneyland® Monorail Hot dogs, chili and cold Coke. DISNEY DINING 17 23 50 51 52 Autopia (minimum height 32”/81 Single Rider Service R (Subject to availability) E Plaza Inn “Minnie & Friends— I Royal Street Veranda Chowder and 16 cm and 54”/137 cm to drive alone) 22 37 Breakfast in the Park,” gumbo in bread boules, New Orleans- 52 53 Disneyland® Railroad Height Requirement M 3 W 53 hosted by Kellogg’s. style fritters, plus specialty coffees. Frontierland 21 2 4 54 Innoventions* With Guest May Remain in Blue Bayou Restaurant Table- RIVERS OF 5 Lunch and dinner featuring homestyle J 20 Q 60 experiences presented by Honda, HP, Wheelchair/ECV service—Seafood, chicken and beef AMERICA PMS 2738 favorites. 59 54 PMS 506 Microsoft, SCE, Siemens, Taylor 19 Tomorrowland Guest Must be Ambulatory F Jolly Holiday Bakery Café Baked dinners, plus the famous Monte Cristo 15 P Morrison, Xbox and Yamaha Music. sandwich at lunch. goods, sandwiches, salads and 58 55 Space Mountain Guest Must Transfer Café Orléans Table-service—Lunch H F E from Wheelchair/ECV specialty drinks. K New Orleans Square O X (minimum height 40”/102 cm) and dinner, soups, salads, gourmet 13 G 9 56 “Captain EO” Guest Must Transfer sandwiches and crepes. L from ECV to Wheelchair K D YOUR KEY TO THE MAGIC Y 57 Starcade L French Market Restaurant Roasted 14 I 12 10 ONE MORE DISNEY DAY June 22-28, 2012 June 22-28, 2012 56 Physical Considerations Adventureland citrus chicken, jambalaya, roast beef, C 57 58 Star Tours—The Adventures Continue PARADES & SPECTACULARS (See reverse side) salad and desserts. J B ATTRACTIONS A 55 (minimum height 40”/102 cm) This attraction may be 9 Enchanted Tiki Room 8 59 Astro Orbitor frightening for children ® Fri: 8:00 am to 11:00 pm • Sat to Thu: 8:00 am to 12:00 am presented by Dole . Mickey’s Soundsational Parade NEW THIS SUMMER Reflective Captioning Adventureland Disney celebrates music in motion with Mickey’s Soundsational 60 Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters (Continuous shows) Frontierland Parade - an extravaganza filled with an array of Disney music in a NOW PERFORMING 11 variety of styles! Watch the parade come alive with musicians, dancers, Disney Characters and nine float units each telling their own Audio Description: Device 10 Jungle Cruise musical story. Parade Route 7 Available at Guest Relations ATTRACTIONS DISNEY DINING Fri & Sat, Mon to Thu: 4:00, 6:30 pm 11 Indiana Jones™ Adventure Sun: 3:40, 6:30 pm The Voices ofSee Liberty Times Guide for DISNEY DINING 19 Pirate’s Lair on O River Belle Terrace Entrée salads and The Voices of Liberty, a cherished tradition at Walt Disney World® days and times® Handheld Captioning: Device in Florida, makes its long-awaited Disneyland debut at the Main Tomorrowland Terrace Breakfast, Street Opera House! Don’t miss this celebration of the music that W Tom Sawyer Island* carved-to-order sandwiches.
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