Information on the Disneyland Adventure Park in California
Though the Disney Corp. has opened many theme parks throughout the world, the original Disneyland in California still attracts many travelers. They make the pilgrimage because the park was personally developed and opened by Walt Disney in 1955. He called it "The Place Where Dreams Come True" and hoped it would continue to grow. Information is accurate as of July 2009.
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Resort
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Walt's hope did come true because the park is now part of the 510-acre Disneyland Resort, which includes California Adventure, Downtown Disney and three hotels.
Areas
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Disneyland consists of eight themed areas: Main Street, Adventureland, New Orleans Square, Critter Country, Frontierland, Fantasyland, Toontown and Tomorrowland.
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Costs
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A single-day ticket to one park costs $69 for adults or $59 for kids under 10. A park-hopper ticket that allows access to both parks for a day costs $94 for adults.
Indiana Jones
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One of the most technologically advanced rides, Indiana Jones, takes you back to 1935 to a lost jungle temple to retrieve treasure. Automatic variations ensure that the rides are never the same twice.
Small World
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One of the original rides, this trip through different countries is highlighted by singing and dancing child dolls.
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References
- Photo Credit LDCross under Creative Commons Attribution Sharealike
