As you pass through the turnstiles to enter the park, walk past the beautiful floral landscaping and through either tunnel to enter the quaint re-creation of a street in Walt's boyhood home in Marceline, Missouri. Main Street represents America as she was in the 1900s, and you'll find shops, restaurants and vehicles to transport you back to yesteryear. Be sure and check out the names of the "proprietors" in some of the Main Street windows - these are some of the people who helped Walt realize his dream of building Disneyland.

TIP: Main Street can become very congested during parades and fireworks shows. If you're not planning on watching the entertainment, plan your schedule to be elsewhere in the park during the shows.

Disneyland® RAILROAD - Board an old-fashioned steam train and ride around the park, with stops in New Orleans Square, Mickey's Toontown and Tomorrowland. You'll also venture past the Grand Canyon and Primeval World. The entire trip around the park takes about 20 minutes, or you can hop off at any stop. Must be fully ambulatory to ride.

TIP: The train is a great way to get around the park when parade routes are congesting major walkways.

MAIN STREET CINEMA - This small theater shows black-and-white cartoon classics from the Disney repertoire, including the classic "Steamboat Willie" (the 1928 film where a certain MOUSE and his friend Minnie made their debut!). The theater is standing room only, no seats, and is a cool and relaxing place to escape on a hot day. It is fully accessible for those in wheelchairs.

MAIN STREET VEHICLES - You can board a variety of vehicles from yesteryear, including a Fire Engine, Horse-Drawn Streetcar, Horseless Carriage and Omnibus for a one-way trip up or down Main Street. These vehicles do not run during parades. Guests in wheelchairs must transfer from the wheelchair to ride.

“Walt Disney’s Parade of Dreams” – Enjoy the musical grandeur and visual spectacle of this all-new parade, featuring one of the largest casts of Disney Characters and performers ever assembled.

“Remember . . . Dreams Come True Fireworks” – An all-new fireworks spectacular, the most elaborate in the history of Disneyland. Highlighted by an incredible musical score, dramatic close proximity pyrotechnics, lighting effects and a whole new generation of never-before-seen fireworks.

BLUE RIBBON BAKERY - This yummy shop features pastries, rolls, cookies, cakes and other treats, plus coffee and drinks. No chairs.

CARNATION CAFÉ - Featuring sit-down service, the Café serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with a varied menu. Healthy selections and vegetarian options are available.

GIBSON GIRL ICE CREAM PARLOR - Here you'll find all kinds of ice cream delights, including their special waffle cones.

MAIN STREET CONE SHOP - More ice cream and frozen yogurt are available here.

PLAZA INN - - The Plaza Inn features the only character meal available in the park, a breakfast buffet. Hearty lunches and dinners are also served Buffeteria style. Children's menus, kosher selections, healthy selections and vegetarian options available.

Refreshment Corner – Hot Dogs, Chili, Pretzels and Drinks.

STORES 

20th Century Music Company - Disney music on CD, Video and Audiocassettes. Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen – Freshly made confections a specialty China Closet – Disney ceramic Gifts Crystal Arts – Beautifully crafted crystal collectibles Disney Clothiers, Ltd. – Disney apparel for the entire family. Disney Showcase – Disney Sport-Themed Apparel • Disneyana – Disney Art and Collectibles • Emporium – The largest Gift Shop in Disneyland (pins, toys, apparel, etc.) • Main Street Magic Shop – For the Magician in your family • Main Street Photo Supply Co. - Camera, Film and Developing • Market House - Coffee, Candy and a bit of everything • New Century Jewelry - Disney Jewelry • New Century Timepieces - Disney Character Watches • Newsstand - Souvenirs • Penny Arcade - Old fashion arcade games • Silhouette Studio - Take home a paper profile silhouette The Mad Hatter - Hats for all ‘Disney’ occasions