| |  | With a
polite �How do you do, sir,� or �Thank you kindly, ma�am,� an era
gone by is yours to live again on Main Street, U.S.A. It�s small
town America at the turn of the 20th century, where everyone wears
a smile. Take a stroll by the fancy Victorian storefront windows
to The Emporium, our premiere department store. Or stop for the
clip-clop sound of Horse-Drawn Streetcars � they�re pulling up to
take you from Town Square to Central Plaza. Along the way, don�t
be surprised if you seem to be travelling into the future because
on Main Street, life is slowly becoming more �electrified.� It�s
out with the old and in with the new as modern contraptions like
sputtering horseless carriages and omnibuses compete for space.
Honk! Honk! | |
There�s a new craze downtown: photography! You�ll find it at Town
Square Photography. Better �brush-up� on the New Look at Dapper
Dan�s Hair Cuts. It pays to look your best in these modern times –
you never know whom you might meet. Extra! Extra! Read all about
it! Over at Liberty Arcade and Discovery Arcade, there�s a �new�
exhibit on the Statue of Liberty. Plus a sneak peek at how the
world will look years from now�in the late 20th century! With all
this hustle and bustle, it�s time for a break. Pull up a chair for
some old-fashioned quality dining at Walt�s � an American
Restaurant. Just delicious scoops away are soda fountain and ice
cream favourites at The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour. There�s no
place you can�t get to from here. Main Street is your connection
to the magical world around you. Just board Disneyland Railroad
and you�re off! The good ol� days are here to stay on Main Street,
U.S.A. Where the good times live. | | | | | | | | | | | |
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Walt’s – An American Restaurant
American
& Italian cuisine
The life, history and achievements of Walt Disney are
celebrated in this sumptuously decorated restaurant, which features
countless nods and subtle references to the creative genius and his
history. The upstairs dining area features small rooms each
with individual designs and themes relating to the other lands of
the park. |  |
Plaza
Gardens Restaurant
International cuisine
Built on the furthest edge of the town in 1861 facing a great park,
this restaurant has been highly popular ever since. Over time,
the railroad arrived and brought people and prosperity to the small
town, meaning Main Street flourished and eventually grew right up to
the edge of the Plaza. |  |
Casey’s Corner
American
cuisine
Inspired by the 1888 poem “Casey at the Bat”, this
long-established American fast food restaurant on the corner of Main
Street strives to serve “the best hot dogs and soda pop this
side of Yankee Stadium”, with traditional, vegetarian and baguette
style hot dogs. |
Victoria’s Home-Style Restaurant
International cuisine
A range of snacks in a Victorian style boarding house. |
Market House Deli
Sandwiches and other American cuisine
This cosy restaurant is perfect for a lunchtime snack and takes its
inspiration from New York-style sandwich bars. |
Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour
Ice
Creams, sodas and snacks
Choose from over fifteen different flavours of delicious ice cream
in this modern turn-of-the-century ice cream parlour. |  |
Cable
Car Bake Shop
French
and American pastries
Paying homage to the great Cable Car era, this warm and aromatic
restaurant serves up a selection of tasty treats such as cookies and
cakes. |
Cookie Kitchen
Beverages, cookies, doughnuts and muffins
Pop into this open kitchen and pick up a tasty snack or two and a
drink to keep you going on your grand adventure. |
The
Coffee Grinder
Snacks
and beverages
Hot and fresh coffee served throughout the day, along with a good
selection of other beverages and light snacks at this handy kiosk. |
The Ice
Cream Company
Ice
cream
A wide range of delicious ice cream flavours. | | | | | |
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The Emporium
This
vast department store is part of a chain of modern shopping
locations also found in Orlando, Florida and Los Angeles, Califoria
and supplies a wealth of excellent products to fulfil any consumer’s
desire. It is the largest store in the park and provides a huge selection of park
souvenirs, gifts, toys and clothing. |
Disney & Co.
Disney character toys, clothing, gifts and accessories… Take
your pick around the multi-coloured air balloon. |
The Storybook Store
This beautiful little shop is your number one source for
Disneyland Resort Paris books, CDs, postcards and stationary. |
Bixby Brothers
Come and discover the latest crazes, from Winnie the Pooh to The
Lion King to the Disney Princesses and beyond! |
Disney Clothiers
Get ready for your day as the star of the movies with a wide
range of photography equipment and accessories. |
Harrington’s Fine China & Porcelains
Choose from a range of intricate porcelain and glass ornaments,
or watch as your dream becomes reality with the glass blowing right
inside the shop itself! |
Lilly’s Boutique
Glass ornaments, porcelain and bath accessories in an old-time
atmosphere. |
Ribbons & Bows Hat Shop
A beautiful selection of hats and travelling accessories. | Town
Square Photography
Buy your films, cameras and accessories here. 2-hour
developing service. |
Main Street Motors
This shop, with its vintage car theme, is entirely dedicated to
Winnie the Pooh and Friends. |
Boardwalk Candy Palace
A gourmet paradise! No-one can resist the giant lollipops, fine
chocolates and multi-coloured sweets of this world of goodies! |
Pin Trading Cart
Discover the latest Pin Trading releases on this easy-to-find
Pin Cart, which is also a meeting point for pin fans looking for
their next great trade! | | | | |  | | |  | | | | |
Seasons |
Disney’s Easter Season
19th
March to 8th April 2005 |
Disney’s Halloween Festival
1st
to 31st October 2005 |
Disney’s Christmas Season
5th
November to 8th January 2005 | | |
Parades |
The
Wonderful World of Disney Parade
9th
April to 30th September 2005 |
Disney Villain Parade
1st to 31st October 2005 | The
Christmas Parade
5th
November 2005 to 8th January 2006 |
Disney’s Fantillusion
16th July to 28th August 2005 | |
more
Disneyland Park
entertainment | | | | | |
Suitable for
Seasonal operation
