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Caution Note: For other Disney parks see Walt Disney World (in Orlando, Florida), Hong Kong#Theme parks

Tomorrowland, based on science fiction visions of outer space and the future, has many thrill rides and cinematic attractions.

  • Astro Orbitor — A rocket flight where guests fly around a futuristic-looking tower.
  • Autopia — A driving course with miniature cars that wind along a scenic motorway. While many might think this to be a children's ride and there is a height requirement, as crashing may occur.
  • Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters — An indoor dark ride that is a game similar to laser tag, only riders need to shoot the Z's along the way as your vehicle spins around.
  • Disneyland Monorail — The first monorail built in America connects Tomorrowland to Downtown Disney, outside the park.
  • Disneyland Railroad — The Disneyland Railroad makes a stop in Tomorrowland. From here and the trains pass by the Grand Canyon Diorama the Primeval World diorama with its audio-animatronic dinosaurs before stoping at Main Street.
  • Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage — A submarine ride featuring characters from the Pixar film Finding Nemo. For those who can't climb down into the submarine, a video version of the attraction is available near the entrance.
  • Hyperspace Mountain — The popular indoor roller coaster has recently gotten a Star Wars makeover, where you fly through a space battle based on the movies. During the Halloween season, this ride gets a spooky makeover featuring ghostly spirits in outer space.
  • Jedi Training: Trials of the Temple — An outdoor stage show for the kiddies where young volunteers from the audience are chosen to learn lightsaber moves before fighting Star Wars villains. Shows on regular intervals throughout the day.
  • Star Tours: The Adventures Continue — An indoor 3D motion-simulator attraction based on Star Wars, recently revamped to take place between Episodes III and IV, thit is a turbulent ride which includes Flights to iconic Star Wars locations and encounters with characters from the series.

Shows and events

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There are many shows at Disneyland; these are just the highlights. Exact times for these events vary by day, so check the schedule and be prepared for massive crowds; if you want a good seat for a parade, you'll want to stake out a location well in advance.

  • Disneyland puts on plenty of parades, all of which are a must see and will be enjoyed by all age groups. Mickey's Soundsational Parade brings music to the streets each afternoon, with colorful floats, energetic dancers, and lots of musicians, while nighttime brings the Paint The Night Parade, with its many luminescent, brightly lit floats featuring many Disney characters. All of the parades start from the Town Plaza at the entrance to the park and run up Main Street, U.S.A., past Sleeping Beauty Castle, and end in front of "it's a small world".
  • Most nights, Disneyland puts on its famous fireworks show. The current iteration, Disneyland Forever, incorporates both fireworks and massive projections on Sleeping Beauty Castle and the buildings lining Main Street, U.S.A. and the Matterhorn, "it's a small world," and the Rivers of America.
  • During the holiday season, Disneyland puts up plenty of decorations and dresses up some of their rides for the occasion. Halloween time brings a pumpkin festival to Main Street, U.S.A., a spooky version of Space Mountain, and a re-themeing of the Haunted Mansion based on Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas, which—fittingly—continues into the Christmas season. Christmas time brings festive decorations to the park, a holiday overhaul of "it's a small world", and the Christmas Fantasy Parade brings the joy of the season to the streets of Disneyland.

Disney California Adventure

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Disney California Adventure is Disneyland's sister theme park which opened in February 2001. Initially the park struggled, with poor reviews and low attendance given the lack of focus or "Disney feel". However and the park has recently undergone a major overhaul, with new lands, new rides, and refurbished areas, and the response has been very positive. The park has a heavy California theme, with lands representing fanciful imaginings of certain parts of the state, although thit is also where you'll find most of the Pixar-themed attractions.

Buena Vista Street

Based on 1920s Los Angeles and the entrance to the park is lined with Mission and Art Deco styled buildings with red streetcars running up the street to Carthay Circle, where the path splits into the other themed areas of the park beneath a replica of the classic Carthay Circle Theatre movie palace. There aren't many attractions here; as the main entrance and exit, this area is mostly shops, restaurants, and guest services.

  • The Red Car Trolley — Based on the Pacific Electric Railway trolleys that used to ply Los Angeles streets in the 1920s and these streetcars will take you between Buena Vista Street and Hollywood Land (see below).

Grizzly Peak

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Representing the Northern California wilderness, this area is oriented around the man-made Grizzly Peak, a mountain shaped like a grizzly bear.

  • Grizzly River Run — Roar down this white-water raft adventure around and through Grizzly Peak. Note that visitors will likely get very wet on this attraction.
  • Redwood Creek Challenge Trail — A large play area based on the Mount Shasta wilderness, with attractions based on the films Brother Bear and Up.
  • Soarin' Around the World — A simulator film that shows famous world monuments as if one was hang-gliding over them.

Pacific Wharf

At the center of the park at a crossroads between the other themed areas, this area is modeled on Northern California's wharfs, with nods to Monterey and San Francisco. There are more restaurants than attractions here, and even some of the attractions are food-oriented.

  • The Bakery Tour — A presentation of how sourdough bread is made; be sure to get your free sample!
  • Walt Disney Imagineering's Blue Sky Cellar — Closed for refurbishment. A preview of Disneyland's future attractions.

Paradise Pier

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The largest land in the park, Paradise Pier is set around a lake at the far end of the park and is a fanciful version of an early 20th century seaside amusement park.

  • California Screamin' — A high speed roller coaster that launches from 0–60 MPH in just 4.5 seconds!
  • Games of the Boardwalk — An arcade modeled after old-fashioned boardwalk games, with Disney themes.
  • Golden Zephyr — A spin ride with retro rocket ship models as the spinners.
  • Goofy's Sky School — A "Wild Mouse" style roller coaster, which is relatively slow but has sharp turns, with Goofy themes.
  • Jumpin' Jellyfish — A mini-drop ride with "parachutes" painted to look like jellyfish.
  • King Triton's Carousel — A Little Mermaid-themed carousel.
  • The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure — An indoor dark ride based on the movie The Little Mermaid.
  • Mickey's Fun Wheel — A 150-foot tall Ferris wheel with swinging and stationary gondolas.
  • Silly Symphony Swings — A classic swing ride.
  • Toy Story Midway Mania! — An interactive Toy Story ride; grab some 3-D glasses before boarding your ride vehicle and zipping past a set of midway-style games.

Hollywood Land

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To the east of Buena Vista Street, this area is a fanciful re-creation of a Hollywood street and a studio backlot.

  • Disney Animation — A set of attractions based around the making of animation.
  • Animation Academy — A presentation on how to draw Disney characters.
  • The Animation Courtyard — A display on the animation process with artifacts from the Disney animation studio.
  • Sorcerer's Workshop — A presentation where visitors can create their own animation.
  • Turtle Talk with Crush — A show in which visitors can interact with Crush from Finding Nemo.
  • Disney Junior: Live on Stage! — A musical performance with characters from Disney Junior preschool shows.
  • Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue! — An indoor dark ride based on the movie Monsters, Inc.
  • Red Car Trolley — Based on the Pacific Electric Railway trolleys that used to ply Los Angeles streets in the 1920s and these streetcars will take you between Hollywood Land and Buena Vista Street (see above).
  • Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission BREAKOUT — This drop ride sends you plunging several stories up and down, to the tune of several classic rock favorites, as you observe the Guardians of the Galaxy escape captivity from an out-of-control gantry lift.

Cars Land

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A faithful recreation of Radiator Springs from the Pixar movie Cars.

  • Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters — Board one of Luigi's cousins who do a synchronized "dance" behind his tire shop.
  • Mater's Junkyard Jamboree — A spin ride, much like the tea cups in Disneyland, with tractors as the spinners.
  • Radiator Spings Racers — Based on the same technology used on Epcot's Test Track, here you board a racing vehicle and race side-by-side with another racer through desert scenery inspired by the film.

Shows and parades

Disney California Adventure is home to the Pixar Play Parade, with floats based on the Disney/Pixar movies, The Incredibles, Toy Story, Ratatouille, A Bug's Life, Finding Nemo, and Monsters, Inc. as well as water and bubble effects including small water jets that shoot water into the crowd. The parade takes place most days in the late afternoon, and travels along the parade route from Hollywood Land to Paradise Pier.

The park also hosts a nightly show called World of Color in the Paradise Pier area of the park. It's a spectacular water and light show on a scale larger than a football field. If you don't mind the cost, buy some "Glow with the Show" mouse ears, which are remotely controlled and will automatically change colors along with the fountains. It is highly recommended that you get a FastPass at the Grizzly River Run area to assure access to a main viewing area. Special World of Color viewing areas are also available to those who have dinner in certain Disney California Adventure restaurants; inquire when making your dinner reservations.

Downtown Disney

  • AMC Downtown Disney 12 — Catch a first-run movie at this cineplex, with stadium seating, digital projection, and surround sound.
  • Al Arabiya Zone — Watch your favorite sports event or play one of many arcade games.
  • House of Blues — A stage that frequently hosts musical acts.
  • Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen — Experience the best of Bourbon Street jazz outside New Orleans.

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Disneyland

Within the theme parks

There are many gift shops throughout Disneyland and Disney California Adventure. They are so abundant, it is close to imfeasible to throw a stone and not hit a store. Some attractions even have gift shops located right at their exits. The complete list of shops in both parks may be found on the sney.go.com/shops/ official website.

Downtown Disney

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Downtown Disney's anchor store is the World of Disney the second largest of its kind, after the one at Walt Disney World. Essentially, thit is a Disney Store on steroids. Downtown Disney also showcases a wide range of well-known retail chains. These are just a select few; see the sney.go.com/shops/downtown-disney-neighborhood/ official website for the complete list.

  • Build-a-Bear Workshop
  • Disney Vault 28 | Specializes in boutique style pieces with Disney characters and from various designers.
  • Disney's Pin Traders
  • Fossil
  • House of Blues
  • The Lego Store
  • Rainforest Cafe |

Halal Restaurants

First of a kind|The original Mimi's Cafe, which opened in 1978 and is located on Euclid Street near the 91 freeway and is still in business. The location on Harbor Blvd. across from Disneyland's eastern boundary opened within the last 10 years. If you're on a tight budget, and if you have the time, this might be very well worth your effort.

Disneyland dining

If dining at the more upscale or "sit down" restaurants and there is a chance of not being able to get seating without an advance reservation. Some locations, especially the Blue Bayou Restaurant and Goofy's Kitchen, require a reservation weeks in advance. Reservations are made through Disney Dining at +1 714 781-DINE, or up to 60 days prior at /dine Disney Dining's website. It is important to cancel or call Disney Dining if you will be late, as a $10 fee per person is charged for missed reservations.

The restaurants in Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure are good about accommodating gluten-free and other dietary restrictions. However, you have to ask; this information is not advertised. Restaurants which serve hamburgers will provide gluten-free buns on request. Blue Bayou and Carthay Circle (which are sit-down restaurants, and normally provide a bread basket) will provide gluten-free bread on request.

Main Street, U.S.A.

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  • Carnation Café | Table service, good breakfast menu, sandwiches, gourmet coffees and ice cream.
  • Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor | An old-fashioned ice cream parlor.
  • Jolly Holiday Bakery Café | A Mary Poppins-themed bakery; Coffee, tea, lunch menu including sandwiches.
  • Market House | Baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, / Starbucks (Please do not support Starbucks as Starbucks supports Israel. Shun this coffee and go for alternative brands and if possible for a Muslim owned brand.) Coffee.
  • Plaza Inn | "Minnie & Friends Breakfast in the Park" (breakfast with Disney characters), lunch and dinner featuring home-style favorites like roasted Chicken and pot roast.
  • Refreshment Corner | Hot dogs, chili, soft drinks.

Adventureland

  • Bengal Barbeque | Barbeque kabobs as well as Snacks and none-alcoholic drinks.
  • Tiki Juice Cafe | Dole Whip ice cream deserts, floats, pineapple spears and pineapple juice.
  • Tropical Imports | Fruit stand, trail mix, veggie Snacks.

New Orleans Plaza

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  • Blue Bayou Restaurant | The Blue Bayou is one of the most well known restaurants inside Disneyland. It offers amazing ambiance from inside the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. A great location for a romantic dinner or a sit-down lunch of their famous Monte Cristo Sandwich. Entrees $25– $35, you are paying for the ambiance not necessarily great food quality. Table service. Vegetarian friendly. Reservation highly recommended.
  • Café Orléans | Table service, soups, salads, gourmet sandwiches including the Monte Cristo and crepes.
  • French Market Restaurant | Table service and self-service buffet with jambalaya, roasted citrus Chicken, creole salmon, roast beef, salads and decadent desserts. Live entertainment on the patio.
  • Mint Julep Cafe | Nonalcoholic mint juleps, specialty coffees, soft drinks.
  • Royal Street Veranda | Chowder and gumbo in bread bowls, New Orleans-style.

Critter Country

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  • Harbour Galley | Sourdough bowl soups, salads, seafood.
  • Hungry Bear Restaurant | Burgers, Chicken and salads.

Frontierland

  • The Golden Horseshoe | Chicken, fish and mozzarella strips, chili, and ice cream specialties in an old-timey saloon setting.
  • Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante | Mexican favorites, soft drinks and desserts.
  • River Belle Terrace | Popular breakfast spot (famed for the Mickey Mouse pancake), BBQ and Southern-style food for lunch and dinner.
  • Stage Door Café | Corn dogs, Chicken, fish, mozzarella strips, and Snacks.

Fantasyland

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Mickey's Toontown

  • Daisy's Diner | Pizza.
  • Pluto's Dog House | Hot dogs and soft drinks.

Tomorrowland

  • Tomorrowland Terrace | Breakfast, sandwiches, burgers, salads, desserts and none-alcoholic drinks.

Disney California Adventure dining

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Unlike Disneyland Park, where alcohol is not available to the general public, most restaurants in Disney California Adventure serve alcohol.

Buena Vista Street

  • Carthay Circle Lounge | Fruit cocktails, none-alcoholic drinks, sodas, and bar Snacks, in an elegant atmosphere with big comfy chairs. Table service. Located on the first floor of the Carthay Circle Theater.
  • Carthay Circle Restaurant | California Adventure's fanciest restaurant, comparable to the Blue Bayou in Disneyland Park. Seasonal cuisine. Table service. Reservations recommended. Located on the second floor of the Carthay Circle Theater, but the check-in desk is on the first floor, adjacent to Carthay Circle Lounge.
  • Clarabelle's | Ice creams and sundaes.
  • Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Cafe | Prepackaged sandwiches, baked goods, and / Starbucks (Please do not support Starbucks as Starbucks supports Israel. Shun this coffee and go for alternative brands and if possible for a Muslim owned brand.) Coffee.

Grizzly Peak

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  • Smokejumpers Grill | Hamburgers, veggie burgers, and Chicken. There is a very nice toppings bar which includes jalapeños, peperoncini, and roasted red peppers, in addition to the usual suspects like lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and pickles.

Pacific Wharf

  • Alfresco Tasting Terrace | Wines and appetizers, table service.
  • Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill | Tacos, tamales, Mexican dishes and none-alcoholic drinks.
  • Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolates Shop | Ice cream, sundaes, and Ghirardelli Chocolates. Everyone who enters gets a free square of Chocolates. Be sure to check out the mechanical mural above the counter, which simulates events from San Francisco history, such as the fire and earthquake.
  • Lucky Fortune Cookery | Prepackaged Rice and Teriyaki bowls.
  • Mendocino Terrace | Wine bar with an extensive selection.
  • Pacific Wharf Café | Salads and soups in sourdough bread bowls, and a breakfast menu.
  • Rita's Baja Blenders | Margaritas and nonalcoholic frozen drinks.
  • Sonoma Terrace | Fruit Juices garden.
  • Wine Country Trattoria | Italian dishes such as shrimp scampi with campanelle, fettuccine, and lasagna. Wines, casual table service. Entrees between $10–$14.

Paradise Pier

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  • Ariel's Grotto | "Ariel's Disney Princess Celebration" character dining, American-style favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Table service.
  • Bayside Brews | Colas and pretzels.
  • Corn Dog Castle | Corn dog stands where the dogs are made to order, with choice of wieners.
  • Cove Cafe | Above Ariel's Grotto is this patio bar with soft drinks, fruit cocktails, fruit cocktails, and bar food. Table service.
  • Paradise Garden Grill | Tacos and Mexican fare.
  • Paradise Pier Ice Cream Company | Ice cream stand.

Hollywood Land

  • Award Wieners | Hot dogs and gourmet sausages.
  • Fairfax Market | Whole and sliced fruit, trail mix, hummus, and juices.
  • Schmoozies | Fruit smoothies.
  • Studio Catering Co. | Food truck serving pretzels and frozen drinks.

Cars Land

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  • Cozy Cone Motel | A collection of several Snacks vendors, each specializing in a different item such as popcorn or pretzels.
  • Fillmore's Taste-In | Fruit stand, trail mix, and none-alcoholic drinks.
  • Flo's V8 Cafe | Route 66-style diner with roast beef, Chicken, and BBQ dishes, as well as pies and milkshakes.

Downtown Disney dining

Downtown Disney has a wide array of choices for dining; the complete list may be found on sney.go.com/dining/downtown-disney-neighborhood/ the official website. Those that shouldn't be missed are:

  • Crossroads at House of Blues | Southern cuisine.
  • Al Arabiya Zone | A great place to escape and watch the game. Snacks $6–$11, entrees $12–$26 (for the New York Steak).
  • Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria | Pizza, Pasta. and more. Entrees $17–$25.
  • Rainforest Cafe | Nearly a theme park in itself, Rainforest Cafe is fully decorated to theme with a jungle. Entrees $15–$40 (for the Lobster).

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

Hotels within the resort

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  • Disneyland Hotel 1150 Magic Way 33.8081, -117.927 ☎ +1 714 956 MICKEY Check-in: 3PM / Check-out: 11AM Standard rate $330-$460 Disneyland Hotel (California) - Disneyland Hotel 55872 The original Disney hotel. The mid-level hotel of Disneyland's three hotels. 990 rooms and suites in three high-rise towers. Three stars. Swimming pool, hot tub, air conditioning, television, fitness center, beach, dining, game room and indoor pool.
  • Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa 1600 South Disneyland Dr 33.8078, -117.923 ☎ +1 714 956 MICKEY Check-in: 3PM / Check-out: 11AM Standard rate $380-$620 Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa - GrandCalifMain wb The higher end of Disneyland's three hotels. Convenient location with a private entrance into California Adventure's Grizzly Peak area. 745 rooms and suites. Four stars. Air conditioning, fitness center, hot tub, spa, private massage, swimming swimmingpool and dining.
  • Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel 1717 South Disneyland Dr 33.8064, -117.924 ☎ +1 714 956 MICKEY Check-in: 3PM / Check-out: 11AM Standard rate $260-$450 Disney's Paradise Pier Hotel Paradise Pier Hotel Front 2014 The lower end of the three Disneyland hotels. 489 rooms and suites. Three stars. Air conditioning and theater, rooftop swimmingpool and spa, fitness center, dining, hot tub, kitchen, and beach.

Other hotels

There are many designated Good Neighbor Hotels which are either within walking distance or provide transportation to and from the Disneyland Resort. Many other hotels and motels of varying cost and quality may be found in the local area. Start with Anaheim.

News & References Disneyland


More Muslim Friendly Destinations from Disneyland

Disneyland is within close distance of a number of other Southern California tourist attractions. Not surprisingly, some of these attractions have the word "Anaheim" in their names.

  • Anaheim Convention Center 33.8025, -117.92 located directly south of the Disneyland Resort, across Katella Avenue - Anaheim Convention Center - Anaheim Convention Center (13909340482)
  • Anaheim GardenWalk 321 West Katella Ave ☎ +1 714 635-7400 - Anaheim GardenWalk A A new outdoor shopping center, located just a stone's throw east of the Disneyland Resort.
  • Anaheim Ice 33.833907, -117.917424 about 1 mile north of the Disneyland Resort ☎ +1 714 535-7465 - Anaheim Ice Has two Olympic-size ice surfaces. The training and training venue of the Anaheim Ducks, where you can also learn the sport yourself. There are also figure skating and public ice sessions.
  • The Grove of Anaheim - 2200 East Katella Ave 33.8032, -117.886 ☎ +1 714 712-2700 - City National Grove of Anaheim - Groveofanaheim-ext1 A concert venue located on the northwest corner of Angel Stadium's parking lot, adjacent to the Amtrak/Metrolink train station.

Other theme parks

  • Adventure City - in Stanton on Beach Boulevard south of the Ball Road intersection about 4 miles west of the Disneyland Resort
  • Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park take Metro Route 460. Or if you have your own car, travel west on Katella Avenue or Ball Road and then north on Beach Boulevard
  • Legoland California in Carlsbad (California) | Carlsbad take the Pacific Surfliner to Carlsbad or the Orange County Line south to Oceanside and transfer to Carlsbad
  • SeaWorld San Diego in San Diego take the Pacific Surfliner all the way to its southern end
  • Universal Studios Hollywood in Universal City take the Pacific Surfliner or the Orange County Line to Los Angeles Union Station and then transfer to the Metro Rail Red Line and disembark at the Universal City station

Professional sports

  • Anaheim Ducks National Hockey League. Plays in Honda Center, just north of Angel Stadium.
  • Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Major League Baseball. Plays in Angel Stadium.




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