Disney California Adventure

Buena Vista Street

The park's grand 1920s department store.
Swing-era jazz quintet plays several short sets a day on the stage by the Carthay Circle fountain.
Upscale sit-down dining modeled on the theater where Snow White premiered in 1937, with an upstairs lounge.
Counter-service coffee and pastries on Buena Vista Street, named for the Three Little Pigs' hardest worker.
Scoop shop on Buena Vista Street for sundaes, shakes, and hand-dipped ice cream bars.
Candy shop on Buena Vista Street selling housemade fudge, taffy, and caramel apples by the piece or the box.

Drop-tower jailbreak from the Collector's fortress, scored to rock.
Taxi ride through Monstropolis to get Boo home safely.
Self-guided rooms of animation tricks inside the Animation Building, from zoetropes to a magic mirror.
A working Disney artist teaches a step-by-step drawing lesson; the character changes throughout the day.
Real-time animated Crush chats and jokes with the audience through an underwater viewing window.
3D film in the Sunset Showcase Theater; Donald chases a runaway sorcerer's hat through Disney songs.
Daytime stage show in the Hollywood Land theater built around Mickey and the Clubhouse gang.
Hot dog stand on the Hollywood Land backlot, gourmet toppings included.

Sling virtual webs at runaway Spider-Bots. No controllers — just hands.
Ant-Man-themed quick service serving comically oversized and shrunken versions of the same dishes.
Main gear shop for Avengers Campus recruits: apparel, pins, and prop tech from across the Marvel roster.

Slot-car race through Ornament Valley after a tour of Radiator Springs.
Snacks served from traffic-cone motel cabins, cone-themed to a fault.
Tractor-pull square dance ride through Mater's scrapyard, spinning and swaying to a hoedown beat.
Trackless Fiat cars shimmy and spin across a tile dance floor to Italian music, no two dances alike.
Diner-style quick service in Radiator Springs, burgers and shakes served under a vintage gas-station sign.
Route 66 curio shop at the Racers exit, styled after Lizzie's antique storefront in the film.

Self-guided walk past working sourdough-bakery windows, narrated by a bread-obsessed tour guide.
Quick-service counter for rice bowls with Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean influences.
Street-taco counter in San Fransokyo Square, with elote and specialty aguas frescas.
Soup-and-sandwich counter named for Big Hero 6's Aunt Cass, in the old Pacific Wharf Café spot.
Sundae counter running hot fudge over Ghirardelli chocolate since the park's opening day.
Big Hero 6 gift shop styled as a salvage yard for parts scavenged from Baymax's rogue robot foes.

Nighttime fountain-and-projection show across Paradise Bay.
Rocket-shaped gondolas swing outward and rise as they circle, retro-futurist and gentle.
Swing-ride tower themed to the 1935 cartoon 'The Band Concert,' lifting riders in a slow spinning tilt.
Parachute-style drop ride styled as glowing jellyfish bobbing gently up and down a tower.
Wild-mouse coaster staged as Goofy's flight-school biplanes, with sharp turns and a couple of drops.
Clamshell vehicles retell Ariel's story underwater, from Ursula's lair to the wedding boat finale.
Boardwalk stand for hand-dipped corn dogs, plain or wrapped around a stick of cheese.
Open-air quick service by Paradise Bay, with a menu that rotates through seasonal specials.
Sit-down Italian trattoria in a Tuscan-villa dining room and terrace over Paradise Bay, part of the Golden Vine Winery complex.

Launched looping coaster chasing baby Jack-Jack down the pier.
3D carnival-game shootout from a spinning midway cart.
Giant Ferris wheel; half the gondolas swing, half stay fixed. Choose wisely.
Waterfront gastropub stacked with Pixar sketches and memorabilia.
Carousel of hand-painted woodland critters, styled after Jessie's toy animal friends from Toy Story.
Spinning cars swirl through a memory-orb-lined set piece inspired by Riley's mind from Inside Out.
Midway of carnival games along the pier, each booth themed to a different Pixar film.
Walk-up window for giant cookie sandwiches, named for The Incredibles' snack-obsessed baby.

Hang-glider flight over American landmarks on a giant dome screen, with in-queue geography trivia.
Round-raft whitewater run down Grizzly Peak. Everyone gets wet.
Self-guided trail of rope bridges, a rock-climbing wall, and a zip line through a mock redwood forest.
Wildfire-crew-themed quick service near Grizzly River Run; build-your-own burgers and sandwiches.