Mickey's Toontown

Definitely the most kid friendly part of the park, which lets face it is more for adults than children most days. Here you can see mickeys house or visit some of the old style characters like Chip n Dale, Goofy, Pluto, Mickey, Minnie, Donald.

I love the revamp they did to this place. There is a lot of stuff for the kiddos to do, but the store they have to shop in is pretty good, too. You also, can't leave without trying a snack from Cafe Daisy.

I am so incredibly happy that they completely renovated and brought so much new life to Toon Town! I remember my parents taking me here this summer that it first opened and so wonderful that are they improved this area in so many ways. Mickey’s runaway railway was a spectacular attraction that I could go on five times and see something different. I also absolutely love all of the open spaces where they could have crammed more carts and stores. Great job, Disney!

Toontown in Disneyland is a fun, family-friendly area that has recently undergone a remodel, making it even more vibrant and enjoyable. It’s a popular spot, so expect it to be busy and bustling with visitors. The new and improved area is perfect for young children, offering ample space to run around and enjoy the whimsical, cartoon-like surroundings. The restrooms in Toontown are convenient for families, making it easy to spend extended periods of time in the area. However, be aware that Toontown does temporarily close at night for the fireworks show, so plan your visit accordingly. Despite the crowds and temporary closures, Toontown is definitely worth a visit, offering a unique and exciting experience for guests of all ages.

So cute and colorful. I had so much fun meeting Pluto, Mickey and Clarabelle ❤️ I can't wait to meet the others.

Fantastic for the younger family. It is so much fun. Very family-friendly and has recently undergone a remodel. It is very popular so expect it to be busy.

Mickey's Toontown inside of Disneyland, is a magical place. Toontown is less crowded a long wait to see Mickey Mouse, but that's to be expected. As a child I never got to visit Magic Kingdom. let along Disneyland and Mickey Toontown. Growing up I made a promise to myself that I would get to "Walt Disney World", Magic Kingdom, and I did. My first visit was around 1986, I took my daughter and my son. My daughter then 9 years old and my son 3 years old. I've been going back ever since year after year after year. I love Magic Kingdom, Disneyland and everything Disney. I've been blessed to make it over to "Disneyland Paris" and can't wait to get to Tokyo Disneyland. Each is magical in its own way. I'm a fan of the Mouse. My children and I still travel to the Magic Kingdom at least every other year. If you're feel stressed or need a pick me up, Walt Disney World, Disneyland is the place to go and just be a kid again, Walt Disney World is truly something for everyone, So, "don't ever grow up its a trap" ((giggle)).

This is one of the coolest areas of the park. They stylized the background to look like a real cartoon world. It is a great area to let the kids run around. Toontown has a water play area, slides for toddlers and a closed baby area!