Here is Adventureland and Fantasyland:
Adventureland
Attractions
Fire Mountain (FP): follow the story of geologists uncovering the remains of an ancient burial ground at the base of a supposedly non active volcano. The ride starts off as a slow rollercoaster ride through the geologists dig site and camp outside with some twists and turns. However, when the gods get mad, the volcano erupts and the ride turns into an inverted rollercoaster with five inversions inside the volcano on a high speed escape.
Jungle Cruise (FP): take a cruise down the Nile, Amazon and Congo with a skipper who tells stupid but sometimes hilarious jokes. Encounter lions, elephants and a rhino who chased an explorer up a tree.
Pirates of the Caribbean (FP): join Jack Sparrow during the Golden Age of Piracy in the Caribbean as he tries to defeat his nemesis Barbossa and settle his dept with Davy Jones. With the main cast accompanying you, this is an adventure not to miss.
The Magic Carpets of Aladdin: climb aboard a flying carpet and take an adventure to a whole new world on this hub and spoke ride set in the middle of the Agrabah Marketplace but watch out for those spitting camels.
The Enchanted Passage of Aladdin: this walkthrough attractions features eleven scenes from the Disney movie, Aladdin, including Aladdin escaping the guards, the palace of Agrabah and the Cave of Wonders.
Tarzan’s Treehouse: explore the moss and vine covered dwelling of the boy raised by gorillas. Shoot water at others in the play area as well as looking at the beautiful sculpted animals into the base of the tree. On the bottom level is a play area with ropes and vines. Also walk a trail showing scenes from Tarzan’s life.
The Enchanted Tiki Room: four feathered emcees and their sextet of pastel-plumed, long-eyelashed parrots and an eclectic chorus of orchids, carved wooden tiki poles, tiki drummers, singing masks, bird-of-paradise flowers, macaws, Amazon parrots, toucans, fork-tailed birds, cockatoos and several other species. These characters perform a wonderful shoe singing and dancing. In the middle, they drum up a tropical storm.
Restaurants
Bengal Barbeque**: Kabobs featuring an assortment of grilled chicken, beef and othe Caribbean and Asian meats (veggie too) as well as breadsticks, popcorn and nachos and soft drinks can be found here.
Blue Lagoon Restaurant****: a wonderful dining experience sitting underneath a tropical night sky. The guests actually dine on pirate ships on water. Serves Caribbean and Cuban food.
El Pirata y El Perico Restaurante**: counter service restaurant serving Mexican food like tacos, nachos and taco salads.
Liki Tiki’s**: a tropical bar featuring a number of tropical juices (including pineapple) and the famous Dole whips as well as floats, pineapple spears and soft drinks. Includes a kid bar selling lemonade and fruit punch. Sometimes, tropical birds hanging around the bar might talk to the guests.
Restaurant Hakuna Matata***: this buffet style character meal features a wide variety of African and American foods. This combined with the regular appearances of Timon, Pumbaa, Rafiki, and Simba as well as Donald and Goofy or Minnie and Daisy make for a great dining experience set right in the middle of the Serengeti with Lion King murals all over the place.
Dining
Agrabah Bazaar: an Arabian marketplace that sell numerous amounts of Aladdin souvenirs including toys and shirts.
The Curious Giraffe: This strikingly designed shop features a wide selection of adventure-themed curios with a jungle slant. From wild African ornaments to wild animal plushes, this friendly shop is so popular that even the giraffes are browsing!
The Treasures of Scheherazade: The intricately detailed flagship store of Agrabah Bazaar features a series of interconnecting rooms dedicated to various types of Disney treasure. From tasty sweet delights to fanciful, bright costumes and accessories.
Captains Chest: sells pirate themed merchandise including swords, hats, hooks, eye patches, ships in a bottle, action figures and clothing.
The Crow’s Nest: camera shops selling film, disposable cameras and accessories.
Island Supply: the latest summer fashions including shirts, shorts and sandals and beach themed merchandise like hats and accessories like Hawaiian shirts, grass skirts, swim wear, beach jewelry, sunglasses and surfing gear.
Tropical Imports: assortments of creatures, some found on the Jungle Cruise, are found here in push toys and plastic animals.
Zambizi Outfitters: African souvenirs are sold here including African wood carvings, instruments and Lion King toys and clothes.
Entertainment
Aladdin and Jasmine’s Oasis: this is a twenty minute live show. Aladdin, Jasmine and a storyteller, Kazeem, tell the story of Aladdin and the lamp. Kids are encouraged to sit in front on the floor and some might even get picked to come on stage and help out.
Legend of the Lion King presented at The Adventureland Theatre: much like the Animal Kingdom show, this broadway like spectacular illustrates the story of the Lion King in musical fashion.
“Pirates!” presented at The Polynesian Terrace Stage: the three-hundred seat amphitheatre shows three times a day. The show presents a lot of action with ten different pirates fighting on two pirate ships as well as presents great special effects with a huge tidal wave and a lot of explosions.
Fantasyland
Attractions
Beauty and the Beast Castle: this 180 foot castle is the central icon for Disneyland Brazil and the entrance to Fantasyland. Unlike the other castles found in the other Disney parks, guests can actually explore this one from the Ball Room all the way to the West Wing.
Secrets of the West Wing: this show features an incredibly realist animatronic Beast that walks and talks. Upon the guests entering the west wing, they see the story of the spell being put on the Beast by the old beggar lady.
Belle’s Magical Journey: a dark ride, much like the others in Fantasyland, that follows Belle and her journey to the castle and her story of what happens to her.
Snow White’s Wishing Well and Grotto: just outside the castle lie the castle gardens. In the middle of the beautiful flora is the well from Snow White. Careful listeners can here Snow White singing “I’m wishing”. Around the well is a waterfall.
King Arthur’s Carousel: nine pairs of marvelous steeds and three coaches travel around of this wonderfully themed carousel.
Dumbo the Flying Elephant: climb aboard Dumbo and fly around on this classic hub and spoke ride. Guests can move Dumbo up and down with a lever in their seat.
Peter Pan’s Flight (FP): with Peter Pan as your guide, soar over London and Neverland aboard your flying pirate ship while passing mermaids, Indians and all the unforgettable characters from Peter Pan.
Snow White’s Adventures: climb into a mine cart and follow Snow White as she relives her tale. You are taken through the Dwarves’ cottage and right into the Queens evil lair. Resist her poison apple as best you can.
Voyage of the Little Mermaid (FP): a crabmobile takes you under the sea and follows the story of Ariel’s dream to become human. A special twist is when the vehicle actually twists around during the climax with Ursula. Look for the statue of King Triton outside the queue.
Ariel’s Grotto and Triton Garden: next to Voyage of the Little Mermaid and hugging the castle is a garden with benches, waterfalls, tide pools, rock outcroppings and an abundance of beautiful plants. One pond holds a statue of King Triton standing in the water with a jet of water shooting out of his trident. At a few spots in the garden water leaps across the path. Ariel hangs around her grotto most of the time, posing for pictures and signing autographs.
Alice in Wonderland: travel to Wonderland in a caterpillar car. Proceed through many of the scenes from the movie including the Queen of Hearts rose garden and the Mad Hatter un-birthday Party. Some of the ride is outside.
Mrs. Potts’ Tea Party: instead of the traditional Mad Hatter themed tea party, Mrs. Potts’ and her children are the cups who’ll be spinning and swirling.
“it’s a small world”: celebrate the cultures of the world on this totally indoor dark ride on water. Pass little puppets singing and colorful scenery during this adventure around the world.
The Cinderella Story: hop into a pumpkin coach and journey through the story of Cinderella.
Pinocchio’s Daring Journey: follow Pinnochio on his journey from Pleasure Island to being trapped inside Monstro the Whale.
Storybookland Canal Boats: take a gentle boat ride through Storybookland. Enter through Monstro the Whale’s mouth and pass by famous scenes from Disney movies like the Cave of Wonders, King Tritons underwater castle, Aurora’s cottage, Pinocchio’s cobblestone village, the ball where Prince Charming and Cinderella met, Alice’s Wonderland, Pride Rock and the seven dwarves’ mine.
Casey Junior Circus Train: this steam engine provides a more fast paced journey through Stroybookland than the canal boats. Each train has two passenger cars and two “wild animal” cars.
The Magic Kingdom Railroad: a turn of the century style steam engine transports guests around the park with stops in Main Street, Frontierland and Tomorrowland.
Restaurants
Lumiere’s***: this royal restaurant is located Beauty and the Beast Castle which features waiters wearing elaborate costumes as well as enchanted objects and would sing to the tune of "Be Our Guest" from time to time and an animatronic Lumiere taking guests orders at their tables. It would also feature a huge audio-animatronic chandelier which features dancing and singing spoons and forks. This is also a character meal.
Mrs. Pott’s Cupboard*: desert is on the menu in this counter service restaurant located inside Beauty and the Beast Castle. Serves ice cream sundae, cookies and milkshakes.
Pinocchio’s Village Haus Restaurant**: pizzas, sandwiches and the famous Figaro Fries (french fries with lettuce, tomatoes and cheese) can be found here. Seating outside or upstairs with a view of Fantasyland. Pinocchio themed murals decorate the inside.
The Enchanted Grove*: small stand serving juices and slushies.
Scuttle’s Landing*: counter service near Voyage of the Little Mermaid serving snacks, coffee, tea and soft drinks.
Captain Hook’s Gallery**: themed to the deck of a pirate ship, this pub sells fish ‘n chips, bangers and mash and a variety of salads.
Dining
Lumiere and Cogsworth’s Clock and Candle Shop: located inside Beauty and the Beast castle, this shops sells a variety of fun clocks and candles as well as Beauty and the Beast themed souvenirs such as coat of arms and snow globes.
Heraldry Shoppe: this shop, located just outside the castle, specialized in placing family coat of arms on plaques and clothing.
Sir Mickey’s: this shop themed to “Mickey and the Beanstalk” is the main shop in Fantasyland. Disney character themed clothes, hats and souvenirs can be found here as well as the famous Mickey ears.
Seven Dwarves’ Mining Co.: themed to the seven dwarves’ mine, this shop sells Snow White themed clothing and souvenirs.
Belle’s Bookstore: any Disney book, whether story, novel or theme park guide, ever made is sold here inside the castle. Also provides guidemaps for the whole resort.
The Glass Slipper: find Disney character themed crystal glass blowing or class cutting here, next to The Cinderella Story.
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique: in this shop next to The Cinderella Story, child guests can choose between a variety of makeover packages which will convert them to princes or princesses.
Entertainment
“Belle’s Storytime” presented at Beast’s Library: A library-themed play area where kids can read-along to their favorite fairy tales. This also features The Magic Mirror from Snow White who interacts with the guests. The library features the small theatre where Belle recounts the story of Beauty and the Beast a few times a day.
The Sword in the Stone Ceremony: several times a day, Merlin the Magician will announce to Fantasyland that the Realm is in a (temporary) leadership crisis and in need of a (temporary) Ruler. After a larger burly man cannot pull the sword from the stone, Merlin will call upon five or six kid volunteers to attempt to pull the sword out. The kid who does will be claimed Ruler of the Realm for a few hours.
“Cinderellabration” at The Castle Forecourt Stage: this show recounts the celebration after the royal wedding between Cinderella and Prince Charming. Cinderella is crowned princess and an assortment of guests join here in the festivities including Snow White and her Prince, Ariel and Prince Eric, Jasmine and Aladdin, Belle and the Beast, Aurora and her Prince and as a surprise to Cinderella, the Fairy Godmother.
The last land to do is Tomorrowland. After that, I will do full walkthroughs for each land in the park including "ride-throughs" of the actual rides.
Please comment.
