Main Street, U.S.A.

What a welcome to the Park. Main street is just iconic and you can see why. The attention to detail is immense and it looks fantastic regardless of the time of day. Because of its popularity it does get incredibly busy but just embrace it and enjoy it.

The iconic Main Street U.S.A. -always bustling with people no matter the time of day. During our visit, it was beautifully decorated for Christmas, and the festive atmosphere made it feel even more magical. The street is lined with shops selling all sorts of Disney merchandise and treats. Apart from shopping and the detailed theming, there isn’t much else happening on Main Street itself, but it’s definitely a must-see part of Disneyland.

Beautiful American street in the entrance. There are some remarks that are inspired from the original Disneyland in the U.S.A. This street is always crowded with visitors, who do shopping from the colorful stores and taking photos of the beautiful, magical castle. Keep in mind that, Walt's Restaurant is also in this area. Have fun and enjoy your time!

When I was like 12 (30 years ago). This part felt huge. Like a long lane with shops. But it's actually quite smaller then I remembered. You can kinda reserve a spot for the Disney Parade by just sitting on the side walk. Be there about 30 minutes in advance and you should be fine.

This is a wide street, good for speed running into the first attraction of the day and enjoying the spectacle at night. Some details and hidden things could be added here and there sometimes to make it cooler.

What can I say besides so dreamy?!🤩🤩 The excitement of walking down main street and seeing the castle is unmatched 💕

This is a great introduction to the park, the land is intricately designed and both beautiful and effective. It leads you to all four other lands with the classic picturesque view of the castle. The parade happens here and you can view the castle shows at night from Main Street USA. The arcades are great in bad weather.

There's always Mickey and Minnie greeting the guests entering early in the day, (I think the ones staying in disney hotels having early access), and it sets the tone for the magic we would experience throughout the day. What a start.