Disneyland Park
Frontierland
Frontierland at Disneyland immerses guests in the spirit of the American Old West, featuring rustic architecture and scenic landscapes that transport visitors to the mid-19th century. Key attractions include the thrilling Big Thunder Mountain Railroad roller coaster, the leisurely Mark Twain Riverboat ride around the scenic Rivers of America, and interactive experiences like Davy Crockett's Explorer Canoes. Guests can enjoy live entertainment at the Golden Horseshoe Saloon and engage in fun at the Frontierland Shootin' Exposition. Dining options offer classic American fare, while themed shops provide Western souvenirs. Overall, Frontierland is a vibrant area that captures adventure and nostalgia, making it a beloved destination for families and park-goers alike.
- Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
- Frontierland Shootin' Exposition
- Golden Horseshoe Stage
- Mark Twain Riverboat
- Pirate's Lair at Tom Sawyer Island
- Rafts to Tom Sawyer Island
- Sailing Ship Columbia
- Dining
- Shopping
- Character Greetings
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
- Opened in 1979
Frontierland Shootin' Exposition
- Opened in 1957
Shoot up Boot Hill and see what happens in this laser gun-shooting gallery. There is an extra charge for this attraction. No height restrictions. Wheelchair/ECV access available.
Golden Horseshoe Stage
The Golden Horseshow Revue was one of the Parks original 17 attractions and ending up being the world's longest running stage show, from 07/17/55 to 10/12/86. The stage is currently the home of the Showdown at The Golden Horseshoe! A pair of piano players take turns playing iconic numbers from the Old West, and even take requests from the audience. In addition to the entertainment at this sit-down theater, you will also find food being served which includes chicken nuggets, fish & chips, chili, ice cream sundaes and soft drinks. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis for each show. Reservations are not accepted.
Mark Twain Riverboat
- Opened in 1955
Experience a full-circle cruise tour of the Rivers of America around Tom Sawyer Island upon this steam-powered stern-wheeler paddlewheel boat. It’s a delightful and relaxing journey that brings the past to life. The Riverboat is one of Park's original 17 attractions. No height restrictions. Wheelchair/ECV access available.
Rafts to Tom Sawyer Island
- Opened in 1956
These authentic looking rafts are the only transportation to Tom Sawyer island. Step onboard and enjoy the ride as you float to your destination. No height restrictions. Wheelchair/ECV accessible.
Sailing Ship Columbia
- Opened in 1958
Experience a full-circle cruise tour of the Rivers of America around Tom Sawyer Island aboard the first 3-masted windjammer to be built in the United States in over 100 years. You may also visit below deck to view the galley and living quarters in the ship's museum. The Columbia is also used during the nighttime spectacular ‘Fantasmic’. No height restrictions. Must be ambulatory
Pirates Lair on Tom Sawyer Island
- Opened in 1956, rethemed in 2007
Tom Sawyer Island is a haven for pirates. As vistors go in search of buried treasure, they'll find a "Dead Man's Grotto" in the island caverns, a "Pirate's Den" on the Castle Rock, and other Buccaneer touches around the island. No height restrictions. Most areas wheelchair/ECV accessible.
Pioneer Mercantile - This store features souvenirs with a western flare, plus a great selection of custom leather goods out on the front porch.
Bonanza Outfitters - Connected to Pioneer Mercantile, this store focuses on clothing and hats for the entire family.
Westward Ho Trading Company - Located next to the shooting gallery, this store sells Disney pins, pins and more pins.
