This enchanting land brings the magic and wonder of famous childhood stories to life. Located just beyond Sleeping Beauty's castle, Fantasyland brings out the child in all of us with its imaginative rides, unforgettable characters and striking architecture.
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(Opened: June 14, 1958.)
Climb aboard your "caterpillar" and journey with Alice as she falls down the rabbit hole. Along the way you'll meet up with some of the famous characters from the Lewis Carroll classic, like Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, the Queen of Hearts and that grinning Cheshire Cat.
Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Guests in wheelchair/ECV must transfer.
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(Opened: April 2009)
Located in Sleeping Beauty’s Castle (as it should be), The NEW Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique is every little Princesses dream come true! If she is really ready for royalty, the new ‘Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique will asset her in looking like a real princess with Hair, Nails and of course everything you’ll need for that Disney Princess costume. Parents, bring your wallets because this promises to be a costly royal affair.
Reservations can be made by calling (714) 781-STYLE or (714) 781-7895
Packages include:
- The Coach Package includes hairstyle, shimmering make-up, princess sash, princess cinch sac and body jewels — $44.95, plus tax.
- The Crown Package includes hairstyle, shimmering makeup, princess sash, princess cinch sac, body jewels and nail polish — $49.95, plus tax.
- The Castle Package includes hairstyle, shimmering makeup, princess sash, princess cinch sac, body jewels, nail polish, princess gown of choice, wand, shoes and portrait package courtesy of Disney's Photo Pass Service (assorted prints in themed folder). Determined by the choice of princess gown and shoes, price ranges from $195.85 to $205.85.
Girls 3 years old and above can choose from three hair styles — Fairytale Princess, Disney Diva and Pop Princess — available in three packages: Items in the store can also be purchased separately.
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The Boutique is charmingly decorated as a cottage, and the detail to the decorations is really enchanting. The theme is Cinderella, and you will see touches throughout the castle of the little characters, as well as other touches. The attention to detail is just wonderful. Mary Jo – Moderator/DISboards |
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(Opened: July 31, 1955)
This tiny train travels through a hilly area and offers views of Storybook Land. Guests climb aboard different circus cars. Just like the little 'Engine that Could', listen as the engine chugs and discovers that it can indeed make it around the track.
Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Guests in wheelchair/ECV must transfer.
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(Opened: August 16,
1955)
Fly in your own Dumbo vehicle. Keeping a firm
grasp on the 'Magic Feather', Timothy Mouse oversees
your flight from his vantage point at the center
of the attraction's spraying water fountain. You'll
want to take note of the 22-karat gold leafing
that covers the light posts as well as the pulleys
and gears that go into motion as you soar above
Fantasyland. (If you have little ones who must
ride, try to arrive early as this is a slow loading
ride and lines can get very long.)
Restrictions: Inaccessible
to strollers. Guests in wheelchair/ECV must transfer.
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(Opened: May 28, 1966)
The whimsical exterior of this attraction features
a working clock that strikes quarterly and features
dancing figures marking the time. The façade
of pastel buildings are the backdrop to an amazing topiary menagerie. You'll
board your boat and enter into this cheerful attraction. Here you'll find
audio-animatronic dolls clad in native costumes and stylized animals from
around the world. The simplistic and catchy "Small World" tune
is sung in different languages as you pass through the diverse lands. During
Christmas, this attraction is completely transformed with a holiday theme.
The dolls sing a special version of Jingle Bells for guests visiting this "winter
wonderland." This classic attraction made its debut at the New York
World's Fair and has been entertaining guests for 40 years.
As part of the newly opened attraction, Disney characters, in the distinctive Mary Blair style, have been integrated into appropriate thematic scenes in the attraction.
Restrictions: Inaccessible
to strollers. One boat can accommodate wheelchairs. Must transfer from
ECV.
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(Opened: July 17, 1955)
This ride is one of the largest carousels in the world. It features 72 white carousel horses that were handcrafted over a century ago, with no two being exactly alike. All of the horses move up and down as the carousel revolves. Genuine metallic leaf is used, with 22-karat gold leafing covering the carousel spires. The story of Sleeping Beauty is told through a series of panels adorning the canopy. See if you can spot the lead horse Jingles. This is one of the original attractions. Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Guests in wheelchair/ECV must transfer.
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(Opened:
July 17, 1955)
If spinning is your cup of tea, this is the ride
for you. Climb aboard your personal teacup and
prepare to be whirled around. You can add a little
extra spin by turning the wheel inside your cup.
This ride is fun at night when the oversize Japanese
lanterns are lit. This is one of the original
attractions at Disneyland and was considered a
thrill ride when the park opened.
Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Guests in wheelchair/ECV
must transfer. If you are prone to motion sickness,
skip this attraction.
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(Opened: June 14, 1959)
A 147' high roller coaster ride, which will bring
you to an icy encounter with the Abominable Snowman.
You'll twist and turn along the track past icicles
and fog until you safely arrive back at the base.1/100th
the size of the real Matterhorn in Switzerland,
the slopes and distinctive peak are identically
aligned to the positioning of the actual mountain.
Restrictions: 3-year minimum age, 35"minimum
height. Guests in wheelchair/ECV must transfer.
For safety and comfort, you should be in good
health and free from heart, back or neck problems,
motion sickness or other conditions that could be
aggravated by this adventure. Expectant mothers
should not ride. An adult should accompany Young
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(Opened: July 17, 1955)
Hop in and hold tight on this journey through the library of Toad Hall and the city streets of London. You'll steer and careen through your adventure, encountering an irate judge and a speeding train along the way. This is one of the Park's original 17 attractions and is based on the classic tale, "The Wind in the Willows."
Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Guests in wheelchair/ECV must transfer.
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(Opened: July 17, 1955)
With a sprinkling of pixie dust, your pirate ship takes flight high above the streets of London and into Never Never Land. With Peter Pan leading the way, you'll encounter Tinker Bell, the Darlings and Captain Hook! The hapless Smee tries to rescue Hook from the jaws of the Croc at the end of this delightful ride. This is one of Park's original 17 attractions.
Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Guests in wheelchair/ECV must transfer.
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(Opened: July 17, 1955)
Climb aboard your wooden car and follow Pinocchio through his adventures with Jiminy Cricket as your guide. True to the tale, Pinocchio finds out about the dark side of Pleasure Island, but all ends well when he is safely back home with Gepetto and is transformed into a real boy. This ride is one of the Park's original 17 attractions.
Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Guests in wheelchair/ECV must transfer.
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(Opened: July 17, 1955 (facade) / Walk-through opened April 29, 1957)
This is the centerpiece of Disneyland. The castle towers
height is 77' above the moat. There's a walk-through tour
recreating the story of Sleeping Beauty. The design of the castle was influenced by King Ludwig II's
royal castle of Neuschwanstein in Germany. The Walt Disney's
family crest can be seen above the archway at the entrance.
The castle is surrounded by a moat with graceful swans swimming
about. The drawbridge does work, although it's only been
used twice. The first time it was lowered to herald the opening of
Disneyland in 1955, and the second time was in 1989 for the debut of the 'new' Fantasyland.
When taking a close look at the 22-karat gold leaf that covers the castle's spires, you’ll see that one was left undone. Walt Disney did this on purpose so that Disneyland will never be completed, as Walt wanted it. This is one of the park's original 17 attractions.
Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Must be fully ambulatory to enjoy this attraction.
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Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough Originally opened in April of 1957 and closed shortly after 9/11, Disneyland’s ‘Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough’ reopened in November 2008.
Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough’ tells the story of Disney’s Sleeping Beauty depicted through Eyvind Earl’s original artwork used in the film. Enhances scenes and visual effects provide a must see timeless classic.
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(Opened: July 17, 1955)
Ride through and relive the tale of the lovely Princess Snow White. Complete with Magic Mirror, Wicked Queen, Seven Dwarfs and gallant Prince Charming, the Snow White story unfolds as your taken through this dark ride. Be forewarned, this attraction is aptly named. Although this is a slow-moving ride like others in Fantasyland, the scenes with the Wicked Queen can be quite frightening to young children. This is one of the Park's original 17 attractions.
Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Guests in wheelchair/ECV must transfer. |
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(Opened: July 17, 1955 as Canal Boats of the World, June 16, 1956 opened as Storybook Land Canal Boats, June 30, 1994 scenes added & reopened).
Board these picturesque boats and journey through a miniature world of many Disney motion picture classics. Boats are scaled down replicas of Dutch, English, and French boats. Each is named after a Disney character. This is one of Park's original 17 attractions
Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Guests in wheelchair/ECV must transfer. |
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• Fantasy Faire Gifts - Film, postcards
• Castle Heraldry Shop" - Family Crests and Coats of
Arms
• "It's A Small World" Toy Shop
• Le Petit Chalet Gifts - Character T-shirts, collectibles
• Mad Hatter - Mickey Mouse Ears and other Disney hats
• Stromboli 's Wagon - Candy and T-Shirts
• Once Upon A Time - The Disney Princess Shop - Princess merchandise
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Tinker Bell and her fairy friends will be meeting and greeting guests at Pixie Hollow. Located between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland, the pathway is alongside an "enchanted pool". As guests head towards Tink's home, passing statues of the fairies along the way, they'll feel as if they've become pixie sized.
'Meet Your Favorite Disney Princesses'
If it's a 'Disney Princess' you must meet, Sleeping Beauty Castle is the place to be! At different times throughout the day, you may just have a magical meeting with Cinderella, Aurora, Belle or Snow White. Your little Princess will not want to miss this! Check Daily Schedule for times.
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