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New Orleans Square

New Orleans Square Disneyland Park New Orleans Square transports you to a land of romance and excitement. This section of the park was added on in 1966 and has become a favorite for visitors wishing to experience Disney New Orleans style. Replete with verandahs, wrought ironwork and the sounds of jazz and Dixieland in the air, you can’t help but linger and enjoy the atmosphere. You can dine at the Blue Bayou, sip on a mint julep (non-alcoholic) or browse through the unique shops in the French Quarter which offer one of a kind merchandise. With a band of pirates and a haunted antebellum mansion beckoning you, there’s no mistaking that New Orleans Square will be memorable.

 


Haunted Mansion New Orleans Haunted Mansion
(Opened August 9, 1969) (August 1995 -- groom added to attic scene)
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FASTPASS Attraction for Holiday Only
"Grim Grinning Ghosts" greet you in this home of 999 spooks! Guests enter through a foyer, which magically "stretches" before your eyes. You next walk through a hallway, adorned with haunted paintings and busts that seem to see all, andonto a moving platform where you board your own "Doom Buggy.” Your journey takes you through the dark mansion populated with all manner of ghosts and ghouls. Although there are some dark moments, the ride is fine for all but the most easily scared children. Watch out for hitchhiking ghosts! There’s always room for “one more” to add to their ranks. Use FASTPASS to avoid long waits.
Restrictions: Inaccessible to strollers. Wheelchair/ECV accessible.
Show Length: 6:50 min

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Pirates of the Caribbean ridePirates of the Caribbean
(Opened:March 18, 1967)

A perennial favorite, this slow moving boat ride (with a couple of short "dips" thrown in for a little thrill) is a Disney classic. Guests board their pirate boat and travel through an audio-Animatronic pirate adventure. Watch as the pirates take over a Spanish fort and pillage and plunder the town. Just remember - "dead men tell no tales!" You’ll be singing “Yo Ho, YoHo, A Pirate’s Life For Me” by the time that your voyage comes to an end.
Restrictions: Must transfer from wheelchair/ECV. Guests wearing back and neck braces should be aware that this attraction contains a sequence in which ride vehicles accelerate rapidly down two short, steep waterfalls.
Show Length: 13 min

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Disneyland Railroad New Orleans Square Disneyland Railroad
(Opened: July 17, 1955)
Stops in stations at Main Street, U.S.A., New Orleans Square, Mickey's Toontown, and Tomorrowland. This is one of the park's original 17 attractions. A 1.2 mile old-fashioned narrow-gauge steam train that moves around the Park's perimeter including a trip through the Grand Canyon and Primeval World dioramas.
Restrictions: Accessible to collapsible strollers only (Disney rental strollers are not collapsible and cannot be taken aboard).
Ride time: 18 minutes

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disneyland dining and restaurants
Blue Bayou RestaurantBlue Bayou Restaurant – A favorite of many with its cool, dark interior, Cajun-inspired food and a view of the pirate’s boats as they pass by. This restaurant features a full menu of appetizers, salads, sandwiches, seafood, chicken and beef. Limited same day reservations are taken at the entrance to the restaurant. Healthy selections, Kosher and vegetarian options are available. (Lunch and Dinner).Priority Seating accepted.

Café Orleans - This Southern style restaurant features sandwiches (the Monte Cristo is a favorite), chicken in Creole sauce, salads, clam chowder and more. Kid's meals are available. (Lunch and Dinner) Priority Seating accepted

French Market Restaurant - Southern-style cooking is featured, including fried chicken, beef stew and Jambalaya. (Lunch and Dinner)

Mint Julep Bar - Features non-alcoholic mint juleps, specialty coffees, ice cream and baked goods. (snacks)

Royal Street Verandah - Near the stairs to the Disney gallery, this counter service restaurant features clam chowder in a bread bowl, gumbo and desserts. Specialty coffees are also available. (Lunch and Dinner)

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disneyland shopping and stores

LeBat en Rouge New Orleans restaurantCristal d'Orlean - Crystal
Jewel of Orleans - Jewelry
L'Ornement Magique – Collectable Ornaments
La Boutique de Noel – Christmas Shop
La Mascarade d'Orleans - Antiques
LeBat en Rouge – Nightmare Before Christmas Merchandise
Parasol Cart – Custom decorated Parasols
Pieces of Eight – Pirate Themed Items
Portrait Artists - Portraits
Royal Street Sweets - Sweets

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