In Frontierland, you might meet Woody and Jessie, listen to the Country Bears sing, ride the runaway mine train, explore the dark caves of Tom Sawyer's island, and perhaps the most thrilling...
...ride a log boat down a mountain and land with a giant splash, right in the middle of a thorny briar patch. Zippity-do-da, zippity-day.
Right around the corner from Frontierland, you find Liberty Square, where you can visit the haunted mansion (which isn't scary, just a bit spooky)...
...and the Hall of Presidents, a video presentation of American history that concludes by showcasing a collection of animatronic replicas (that means robots) of every American president to date. (Let's be real about the Hall of Presidents: I actually like history, just not at Disney World. I tried. Really I did. But Damian and I moved on quickly. Splash Mountain was waiting!)
You can also watch the riverboat make it's rounds (or even catch a ride)...
...and you might even run into the Liberty Square marching band. Now that's pretty neat.
Have you ever been to Frontierland or Liberty Square? If so, what was your favorite part? (I seem to have a soft spot for Splash Mountain.)
Splash Mountain is probably my favorite ride at Disney World. Frontierland makes me happy :).
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. your vacation makes me jealous :)
ReplyDeleteI want to go to Disney World! Only been to Disneyland.
ReplyDeleteThis makes me want to go to Disneyland :)
ReplyDeleteOh absolutely! I used to go all the time as a little girl. Splash mountain was my favorite and I did love Frontier Land. Thanks for bringing me back to those happy times :)
ReplyDeleteThe Big Thunder Mountain was one of my FAVORITE rides at Disney Land - and I HATE roller coasters! The Haunted Mansion was fun too.
ReplyDeleteWe took the steamboat ride around Tom Sawyer's island in DL and all I remember is that just about all of the attractions that the "tour guide" mentioned reminded me of the Kirsten Larson books from American Girl (I had just gotten her at the time and read her books so they were fresh in my mind). The best thing ever for an 11 year old AG fan.