New Orleans Square Disneyland (California)

It was Judy Reams who has brought into sight the "Disneyland Traveling Ambassador" where the Walt initiated his concept with subject matter related to the New Orleans Square.

Just incase if you happen to observe the top of the buildings of New Orleans Square, you will notice that there is a top of a pirate ship.

It is like the Columbia Ship on the Rivers of America. All the way through New Orleans Square there is a group of Ironwork.

Some of it, though, is not iron at all. At the higher ends of the ironwork a quantity of the spires and such are made of rubber.

At the New Orleans Main Kitchen (NOMK) you are bound to receive some of the best served Blue Bayou, French Market, Cafe Orleans and Club 33.there are different sounds that come out of the windows in the New Orleans Square area.

There is a tremendously out of the ordinary looking structure where the Adventureland drains out into New Orleans Square on the northern part of the exterior of the street. The structural design of the building transforms in the space of three "buildings" that is from Jungle/Afro-Polynesian to 1800's French.

There's just about not a soul on the New Orleans Square and Critter Country rides during the Fantasmic shows and hence this makes it the perfect time to visit attractions such as the Pirates, Haunted, and Splash.

Very close to the Men's restroom near the train station in New Orleans Square is the path that leads to the Westside Diner which is considered to be a 1950's diner.

The female cooks are seen wearing a poodle skirts, and the place is full of bar stools where one can sip a shake or a cold drink.

The wall that are in the interiors of the New Orleans Square situated next to Rivers of America are made up of tangible material made to look like brickwork except for in a single pot.

Located between Critter Country and Adventureland, New Orleans Square looks like the French Quarter (narrow streets, small shops, flower baskets and Mardi Gras beads).

Take a boat from the bay to ride across the Caribbean at Pirates of the Caribbean or take a “doom buggy” and explore the Haunted Mansion.

If you want to see an exhibit about Disneyland 50th Anniversary go to Disney Gallery. Hop in the train at Disneyland Railroad, New Orleans Square Station and enjoy the sights along Rivers of America.

One of the best places to dine is Blue Bayou where you can enjoy Cajun and Creole dishes. For Muffuletta sandwiches head to Cafe Orleans.

Some other great places to enjoy food are French Market (fried chicken and salads), Harbour Galley (McDonald’s French fries), Mint Julep Bar and Royal Street Verandah (specialty: coffee).

If you have to buy holiday decorations why not get them from Disneyland at La Boutique de Noel or maybe have your portrait painted at Portrait Artists.