Films, art, theater and vintage vehicles give Main Street reasons to linger beyond the walk into the park. Choose a presentation, a journey or a meal, with time to enjoy the town setting.
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Main Street, U.S.A., at Disneyland Park uses a turn-of-the-century town setting for films, art, theater and vehicle rides. Choose the kind of stop you want. The street can be part of the day’s activities as well as the way into the park.
Choose what you want to watch
Main Street Cinema presents classic Mickey Mouse films. The Disney Gallery offers art and artifacts, with the exhibit’s subject determined by its current program. Decide whether the group wants to watch films or spend time looking at a display. Official details: Main Street Cinema; The Disney Gallery.
Find nursing, changing and feeding facilities at the end of Main Street, next to First Aid. Check Disney’s current center information before relying on a particular amenity or supply.
Use Disney’s named refill point at Main St. U.S.A. Lockers at Disneyland Park. Open the official facility map for orientation, and check the signs or ask a Cast Member when you reach the area.
Choose a Main Street table-service meal with indoor dining and a patio setting. Breakfast and later meals have different menus, so start with the time of day your group wants to sit down.
Find the companion restroom behind the Tour Gardens kiosk. Check the official map and current facility details before building a stop around a particular access or sensory need.
Locate City Hall restrooms through Disney’s park facility guide. Use the current map and signs to find the entrance, and ask a Cast Member about the specific facility you need.
Board Disneyland Railroad at Main Street, U.S.A.. Check this stop’s access instructions before planning a journey, because the four stations have different arrangements and mobility-device space can be limited.
Find the companion restroom at First Aid, next to Plaza Point. Check the official map and current facility details before building a stop around a particular access or sensory need.
Locate Disneyland’s First Aid center beside Baby Care at the end of Main Street. If reaching it is difficult, tell the nearest Cast Member and ask for assistance.
Make dessert a Main Street stop in an old-fashioned ice cream parlor. Compare sundaes, floats, cups and cones through the current menu rather than planning around an old flavor list.
Lincoln’s story moves from film to an Audio-Animatronics speech at the Opera House. Check which presentation is scheduled, then follow the connection between this show, the 1964 World’s Fair and Florida’s broader presidential presentation.
City Hall is a Main Street stop for park questions and Guest Relations help. Ask about the particular service you need, with other information locations available around Disneyland.
Mary Poppins gives this Main Street bakery its storybook setting. Decide between a pastry break and a meal, then compare the current menu and mobile-ordering options for your visit.
Compare a Main Street quick-service stop using its exact official menu. Check the current food choices and ordering information before choosing between a small bite and a meal elsewhere.
Choose between storing a bag inside Disneyland and using a separate entrance-area locker. The Main Street location is inside the park, and Disney does not permit overnight storage.
Compare fruit and other small snacks at this named Disneyland snack location. Use the official location guide to find the stand, then check the current choice and portion before buying.
Six screens make Mickey’s film adventures part of Main Street’s streetscape. Choose this movie-house stop for watching animation, then follow how the same Cinema name took a different role in other Disney parks.
A streetcar, jitney, fire engine and omnibus give Main Street several ways to move. Choose a boarding point for the one-way trip, check the transfer arrangement, and leave room for entertainment-related pauses in service.
Coffee, baked goods and breakfast choices make Market House a Main Street stop to compare. Decide whether you need a drink or a meal, then use the park location’s own menu.
Plaza Inn offers two different meal plans: a character buffet breakfast, then regular lunch and dinner without character dining. Choose the experience first so a familiar restaurant name does not create the wrong expectation.
Choose a food break in Main Street’s turn-of-the-century cafe setting. Compare the current menu with what your group needs, then check mobile ordering before settling on a pickup plan.
