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Buena Vista Street

  • The tree at the top of the street, lit each evening in December.

  • The bar downstairs from the restaurant, no reservation needed.

  • Upscale sit-down dining modeled on the theater where Snow White premiered in 1937, with an upstairs lounge.

  • Scoop shop on Buena Vista Street for sundaes, shakes, and hand-dipped ice cream bars.

  • The park’s grand 1920s department store.

  • Counter-service coffee and pastries on Buena Vista Street, named for the Three Little Pigs’ hardest worker.

  • Swing-era jazz quintet plays several short sets a day on the stage by the Carthay Circle fountain.

  • Housewares and kitchen goods in a 1920s storefront.

  • Camera, media and photo souvenirs near the entrance.

  • Mariachi Alegria and Miguel from Coco, at Christmas.

  • The corner filling station, selling hats and Oswald merchandise.

  • Candy shop on Buena Vista Street selling housemade fudge, taffy, and caramel apples by the piece or the box.

Hollywood Land

  • A working Disney artist teaches a step-by-step drawing lesson; the character changes throughout the day.

  • Hot dog stand on the Hollywood Land backlot, gourmet toppings included.

  • Daytime stage show in the Hollywood Land theater built around Mickey and the Clubhouse gang.

  • Fruit, snacks and cold drinks on the boulevard.

  • Beer, wine and a place to sit in the shade.

  • 3D film in the Sunset Showcase Theater; Donald chases a runaway sorcerer’s hat through Disney songs.

  • Taxi ride through Monstropolis to get Boo home safely.

  • Animation art, books and collectibles.

  • Smoothies from a building shaped like a coffee cup.

  • Self-guided rooms of animation tricks inside the Animation Building, from zoetropes to a magic mirror.

  • Backlot catering, mostly barbecue.

  • Real-time animated Crush chats and jokes with the audience through an underwater viewing window.

Avengers Campus

  • Main gear shop for Avengers Campus recruits: apparel, pins, and prop tech from across the Marvel roster.

  • The Collector’s hoard of Marvel merchandise, in Avengers Campus.

  • Drop-tower jailbreak from the Collector’s fortress, scored to rock.

  • After sunset in the Halloween season the fortress goes dark, the Collector’s creatures get loose, and Groot needs rescuing.

  • Star-Lord and Gamora run a dance party outside Mission: BREAKOUT!.

  • Beer and cocktails from the size-changing lab next door.

  • Ant-Man-themed quick service serving comically oversized and shrunken versions of the same dishes.

  • The shawarma the Avengers ate at the end of the first film.

  • Pastries and snacks from a Guardians-themed cart.

  • Sling virtual webs at runaway Spider-Bots. No controllers — just hands.

  • Spider-Bots and web gear, at the exit of WEB SLINGERS.

Cars Land

  • Snacks served from traffic-cone motel cabins, cone-themed to a fault.

  • Organic juice and fuel, from Fillmore’s VW bus.

  • Diner-style quick service in Radiator Springs, burgers and shakes served under a vintage gas-station sign.

  • The Roadsters dress up for Halloween and dance to spooky honks — Cars Land’s Haul-O-Ween overlay.

  • Luigi’s tyres in their holiday costume, spinning to Christmas music.

  • Trackless Fiat cars shimmy and spin across a tile dance floor to Italian music, no two dances alike.

  • Mater throws a graveyard hoedown: tractors in costume and Halloween tunes in the junkyard.

  • The junkyard dance in tinsel, with Mater singing carols.

  • Tractor-pull square dance ride through Mater’s scrapyard, spinning and swaying to a hoedown beat.

  • Route 66 curio shop at the Racers exit, styled after Lizzie’s antique storefront in the film.

  • Slot-car race through Ornament Valley after a tour of Radiator Springs.

  • Ramone’s paint shop, selling apparel and accessories.

  • Army surplus and Cars merchandise from Sarge’s Jeep.

San Fransokyo Square

  • Soup-and-sandwich counter named for Big Hero 6’s Aunt Cass, in the old Pacific Wharf Café spot.

  • Self-guided walk past working sourdough-bakery windows, narrated by a bread-obsessed tour guide.

  • Coffee on the waterfront.

  • Street-taco counter in San Fransokyo Square, with elote and specialty aguas frescas.

  • Gifts and souvenirs by the water.

  • Sundae counter running hot fudge over Ghirardelli chocolate since the park’s opening day.

  • Quick-service counter for rice bowls with Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean influences.

  • Wine by the glass, on a terrace above the walkway.

  • Pin trading, in a converted warehouse.

  • Beer and Mexican food at the port.

  • Frozen margaritas from a turbine-themed bar.

  • Big Hero 6 gift shop styled as a salvage yard for parts scavenged from Baymax’s rogue robot foes.

  • Beer and wine with a view of the water.

  • Sit-down Italian trattoria in a Tuscan-villa dining room and terrace over Paradise Bay, part of the Golden Vine Winery complex.

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