| |  | This
is Fantasyland, where you can step into the pages of your
favourite Disney fairytales and every day brings more happy
endings than the last! | The
whimsical yet towering
Le Ch�teau de la
Belle au Bois Dormant is the magnificent icon of the land,
ushering guests inside to experience the storybook worlds of
classic European legends. The Grimm Brothers’ dark style can
be experienced at
Blanche Neige et les Sept Nains, whilst the thrills of
adventure can be found at Les
Voyages de Pinocchio. A classic British fantasy comes to
life at Peter Pan’s Flight, where
your pirate galleon soars high above London and on to Never Land!
The eccentric wonderland of Alice’s imagination is presented in
all its kaleidoscopic glory at the
Mad Hatter’s Tea Cups, and after all the noisy tea party
antics you can escape the Queen of Hearts through
Alice’s Curious Labyrinth. | All of
Disney’s storybook legends come together in the peaceful world of
Storybook Land, where Le
Pays des Contes de F�es takes you for a relaxing cruise past
miniature scenes of make-believe and
Casey Jr. – Le
Petit Tran du Cirque carries you up and over the gently
rolling hills at an energetic speed! | After
experiencing these classic tales from different countries, climb
onboard the happiest cruise that ever sailed ’round the world at
“it’s a small world” and see them
all unite in a massive celebration of cultures and communities
from across the globe. | | | | | | | |  |  |
Le
Ch�teau de la Belle au Bois Dormant |
The
magnificent centrepiece of the park: Sleeping Beauty Castle. | Once
upon a time is right before your eyes! The ornate detail of
the park’s centrepiece with its quant turrets, towering spires and
colourful windows reawakens your childhood and makes dreams come
true for princes and princesses of all ages, with the magic of
Disney’s Sleeping Beauty celebrated throughout this extraordinary
piece of fairytale architecture. | | |
La
Galerie de la Belle au Bois Dormant |
Stained glass windows, tapestries and tableaux, with a balcony
looking onto Fantasyland. | Climb
the curving stairs into the castle’s beautiful gallery and follow
the timeless story of Sleeping Beauty through a series of
glistening stained glass windows, rich tapestries and more.
As the sunlight flows in through the colourful windows and
beautiful music echoes all around, you’re in an everlasting
happy-ending of classic Disney magic. | | |
La
Tani�re du Dragon |
 May
frighten very young children |
Audio-Animatronic figure hiding in the lair beneath the castle. | Sneak
into the dark, secret lair beneath the castle and discover the
legendary dragon as he peacefully sleeps. Don’t step to
close, this is one fantastical fairytale character that isn’t
looking for a happily ever after! | |  |
“it’s
a small world” |
presented by France T�l�com |
Spirited musical boat ride through different cultures, with
singing Audio-Animatronic dolls. | Step
aboard the happiest cruise that ever sailed ’round the world and
experience the enchantment of countless nations joining together
in song and dance, celebrating their cultures and meeting new
people from around the world. Though the mountains divide
and the oceans are wide, your cruise will take you through Europe,
Asia and the Americas and on into a whimsical world of
imagination, before you arrive at the grand finale featuring all
your new friends from across the continents. | |  |
Peter
Pan’s Flight |
 FASTPASS available |
Suspended dark ride through the world of Peter Pan and Never Land. | Off to
Never Land! A fleet of enchanted pirate ships are waiting to
take you soaring up into the skies above London, through the
Darling household and circling around Big Ben. Then, with a
smile in your heart, follow the second star to the right and Never
Never Land awaits! You’ll circle the island before swooping
down to discover that Captain Hook is up to his nasty tricks
again. Have no fear, Peter Pan comes to the rescue and a
glittering finale of pixie dust brings this classic tale to a
happy ending. | |  |
Blanche Neige et les Sept Nains |
May
frighten very young children |
Dark
ride through the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. | The
one that started them all, the classic story by the Grimm
Brothers, comes to life in this enchanted ride which follows Snow
White on her journey as she deals with enchanted forests,
mischievous dwarves, and a dastardly plot against her.
Things take a sinister turn when the Evil Queen arrives – she’s
even trying to tempt you with a poison apple! Make it
through the hostile, grabbing branches of the dark forest and
happily ever after isn’t far away! | |  |
Les
Voyages de Pinocchio |
May
frighten very young children |
Dark
ride following the adventures of Pinocchio. | Step
into the “Italian” quarter of Fantasyland and follow Pinocchio on
his fantastic adventure across wide, open seas and through
perilous encounters with shady characters. It all begins
with a delightful musical puppet show, before the temptations of
riches and a grand adventure drive Pinocchio away from Gepetto and
into a turbulent journey of misadventure. With the help of
the Blue Fairy, however, Pinocchio learns than honesty is always
the best option, as he finally gets his wish of becoming a real
boy! | |  |
Dumbo
the Flying Elephant |
Aerial
carousel of guest-controlled flying elephants. | Roll
up, roll up, the circus is in town! You’re about to be
dazzled by the most incredible, baffling stunt you’ve ever seen in
your life. Behold, the wonders of Dumbo – the Flying
Elephant! Can’t believe your eyes? Just hop onto his
back and let him take you for a swooping glide above the circus
tents! | |  |
Le
Carrousel de Lancelot |
Old-fashioned merry-go-round with horses and carriages. |
Prepare for a wonderfully enchanting ride on one of Sir Lancelot’s
beautiful horses. Whether you choose to ride your own noble
steed or relax in an ornate carriage, you’re sure to arrive at a
fairytale ending. | |  |
Mad
Hatter’s Tea Cups |
Spinning tea cups ride. | Don’t
be late, this is a very important date! In celebration of
another happy unbirthday, the barmy Mad Hatter is holding one of
his infamous tea parties with eccentric decorations, catchy music
and spinning, twisting, tea cups spiralling around and around the
garden! | |  |
Alice’s Curious Labyrinth |
Walk-through hedge maze leading past various characters to the
Queen of Hearts’ castle. | This
way, that way, up and over – Alice’s confusing adventures in
Wonderland are a maze of quirky characters, colourful flowers and
frightful royalty! Dash through the water jets, around the
curving hedges and you might just have enough time to chat to
Caterpillar or play some mind games with the Cheshire Cat.
If you’re caught before you make it to the top of the Queen of
Hearts’ castle, you’ll be painting the roses red for the rest of
this Golden Afternoon! | |  |
Le
Pays des Contes de F�es |
Relaxing boat ride through Storybook Land, past miniature
recreations of classic fairytales. | Sit
back and let your childhood memories take you for a peaceful
cruise through Storybook Land. The pages of the most famous
storybook tales have been brought to life in a series of intricate
miniature worlds, with your canal boat floating gently past such
sights as the Dwarves’ cottage, the Cave of Wonders and Belle’s
provincial town, with the Beast’s castle on the hill. | |  |
Casey
Jr. – Le Petit Train du Cirque |
Powered family roller coaster up and around the miniature hills of
Storybook Land. | It’s
Casey Jr. comin’ down the track! Hop onboard for a whistle
stop tour over Storybook Land, with giddy music and fantastic
sights of the fairytale world below. “I think I can, I
think I can…” After making it over the first hill,
Casey Jr. steams his way around the track at a dashing pace,
putting the wind in your hair and a circus smile on your face! | |  |
Disneyland Railroad Station |
presented by McDonald’s |
Old-fashioned railroad journey around the magic kingdom. | Hop
onboard the majestic Disneyland Railroad for a grand circle tour
of the Magic Kingdom, with stops at Main Street USA, Frontierland
and Discoveryland. | | | | |  | |  |
Parade
Route
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The Wonderful World of Disney
Parade |
Daytime Parade; Until 6th October 2006. | More
than 60 Years of animated classics come to life before your eyes
in a magnificent parade of Disney heroes and heroines. From
Steamboat Willie to Aladdin, with Mary Poppins, Cinderella and
more – this is one huge party you don’t want to miss! The
floats pass by to the magical “Dancin’ (A Catchy Rhythm)”,
with beautifully costumed dancers and everyone’s favourite
characters bringing this classic Disney parade experience to life. |
Full Guide � | | | | |
The
Disney Villain Parade |
Daytime Parade; 7th October to 5th November 2006. | Let
out a scream – hooray, it’s Halloween! But watch out, this
isn’t your classic Disney parade! The Villains have taken
over the show and they’re parading through the fairytale world of
Fantasyland in ghoulish
delight, to whip up some support for their frightful plans! |
Full Guide � | | | | |
The Christmas Parade |
Daytime Parade; 6th November 2006 to 9th January 2007. |
Chante, c’est No�l! Sing and dance for the joy of Christmas,
as a host of classic characters and all the Disney Princes and
Princesses join together for a gleaming celebration of seasonal
magic. |
Full Guide � | | | | |
Disney’s Fantillusion |
Nighttime Parade; 14th July to 27th August 2006. | The
magic of the night meets the magic of light, as the stunning
spectacle of Disney’s Fantillusion dazzles you with its glorious
arrangements of twinkling lights and spectacular special effects.
Telling a classic story of good versus evil in three enchanting
acts with superb orchestral music, this parade experience is like
nothing you’ve ever experienced before. | See
Mickey create a magical garden from the wonders of light, watch
Maleficent transform into a steaming dragon, and join the Princes
and Princesses for a starlit ballroom dance, as you enjoy a truly
unforgettable night. Was it fantasy, or was it illusion?
There really is nothing quite like the feeling of Fantillusion… |
Full Guide � | | | | |  |
Royal Castle Stage |
Outdoor theatre; 800 seats. |
| | | No
Current Shows |
There
are currently no shows performed at this venue. | | | | |  |
Fantasy Festival Stage |
Indoor
theatre; 375 seats. |
| | |
Winnie
the Pooh and Friends, Too |
Show; 14th July to 27th August 2006. | Join
Winnie the Pooh on a magical hunt for honey through the Hundred
Acre Wood. Along the way you’ll bump into all your best
friends from the films and the classic stories by AA Milne, with
Eeyore searing for his tail, Rabbit trying to catch his flying
carrots and a swarm of angry honey bees chasing after silly old
Pooh Bear himself! |
Full Guide � | | | | | | |  | |  |
Auberge de Cendrillon |
Table service;
International cuisine. | Dine
like royalty at this luxurious fantasy restaurant fit for a
princess! In the fairytale surroundings of quant old
European cottages, this welcoming Inn from Cinderella’s storybook
world serves up magical meals
from all around Europe. | | |  |
Au
Chalet de la Marionnette |
Counter service; American cuisine. |
Bridging the divide between Fantasyland and Adventureland, this
popular counter service restaurant is a warm and sociable place to
relax with a quick bite to eat, with areas based on Pinocchio in
both adventure and fantasy styles. | | |  |
Pizzeria Bella Notte |
Counter service; Italian cuisine. | The
heavens are right, on this lovely Bella Notte! The romantic
world of Lady & the Tramp comes to life at this Italian-themed
eatery, with a rich, pastel-coloured exterior and enchanting
murals and details from the film inside. | | |  |
Toad
Hall Restaurant |
Counter service; British cuisine. | Jump
in your motor car and head to jolly old Britannia and Toad Hall –
the splendiferous residence of Mr. Toad and home of classic
British fish and chips. | | |  |
Fantasia Gelati |
Quick bite; Ice cream. | The
grand exterior of this Italian ice cream palace only hints at the
delicious delights inside. Decorated with murals from Walt
Disney’s Fantasia (1940). | | |  |
March
Hare Refreshments |
Quick bite; Snacks and beverages. | So you
didn’t get chance to have a bite to eat during the Mad
Hatter’s Tea Cups party? Don’t worry – the March Hare has
set up his own wonderfully wacky, thatched-roofed, countryside
cafe. | | |  |
The
Old Mill |
Quick bite; Snacks and beverages. | A
selection of tasty snacks and thirst-quenching drinks from the
heart of the beautiful Old Mill, which is based on Walt Disney’s
acclaimed 1937 short film. | | | | |  | |  |
La
Boutique du Chateau | It’s
Christmas all year round at the Castle’s main boutique!
Choose from a huge range of festive decorations and gifts whatever
the season! | | |  |
Merlin
l’Enchanteur |
Beautiful glass creations and other spectacular, ornate souvenirs,
conjured up in an instant from Merlin’s book of spells! | | |  |
La
Chaumi�re des Sept Nains | The
Dwarves’ cottage has everything a budding prince or princess needs
to make themselves ready for the ball! Costumes, accessories
and more. | | |  |
La
Confiserie des Trois F�es |
Bibbidi bobbidi boutique! The sweetest, most delicious
candies in all of fairytale history can be found right here, at
the three fairy’s confectionary boutique. Pink or blue
candy? Watch out for the spells from Flora and Merryweather! | | |  |
Sir
Mickey’s | An
enchanting royal boutique selling only the finest storybook
merchandise, from a wide range of plush toys surrounding the
stained glass windows to all kinds of fantastical souvenirs
spouting up under the giant beanstalk! | | |  |
La
Bottega di Gepetto | Step
into Gepetto’s workshop and relive the magic of Pinocchio with the
magic of childhood, thanks to the wide range of Disney toys. | | | | | |
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