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Overview of Fort Comstock with the Legends of the Wild West walkthrough

Fort Comstock - Legends of the Wild West

Discover the Wild West in Fort Comstock. Keep an eye out for Indians, trappers and cowboys, and learn about everyday life in the days of the Wild West.

Fort Comstock is uniquely located right at the entrance from Central Plaza to Frontierland, forming a clearly visible boundary between the two areas of the park. This unique location is sure to intrigue and excite visitors.

The fort, originally constructed as a defence against the Indians, took on a new role in history. It became a hub for peaceful trade, fostering a relationship of mutual respect and understanding. Despite its modest size, the fort's historical significance is a compelling reason to visit. The upper floor offers a captivating view of the quaint town of Thunder Mesa and the lively streets, as well as the majestic Big Thunder Mountain.
The fort's interior features several exhibition rooms that offer a fascinating insight into life in the Wild West. From Buffalo Bill, one of the most famous figures of the Wild West, to Davy Crockett and the gold rush, you will gain a comprehensive overview of an essential part of American history, leaving you feeling informed and knowledgeable.
In addition, several telescopes scattered throughout the fort are ideal for observing the surroundings.

Children in particular will enjoy visiting this fort. Still, adults can also enjoy a tour of the complex, especially if they don't just glance at the information boards but read them carefully. This will give you a good insight into the lives of the first settlers in the West of what is now the USA, engaging and entertaining visitors of all ages.

The name of the fort
You might think that the name Fort Comstock could be found in one of the adventurous legends of the Wild West. But that's not the case. The fort in Frontierland is named after a member of the Walt Disney Imagineering team – Paul Comstock.
At the same time, the fort's name also corresponds to a silver mine in Virginia City, Nevada. This mine, known as the Comstock Lode, was one of the richest silver mines in the United States during the 19th century, and its name was chosen to reflect the spirit of adventure and discovery associated with the Wild West.

Fort Comstock - in a nutshell: Frontier fort in Thunder Mesa featuring an exhibition about life in the Wild West Characteristics

Waiting timeAverage waiting time 0/5
Scary factor for kidsScary factor for kids 0/5
ThrillThrill 0/5
Motion sickness riskMotion sickness risk 0/5

Rating for...

ToddlerToddler 3/5 Stars
School childrenSchool children 4/5 Stars
TeenagerTeenager 2/5 Stars
Young adultsYoung adults 2/5 Stars
AdultsAdults 4/5 Stars
Senior citizensSenior citizens 4/5 Stars
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Tips for Fort Comstock

  • The fort's strategic location makes it an ideal spot to visit, especially when the queues at other popular attractions in Frontierland, like Big Thunder Mountain, are too long. It's a smart way to make the most of your time at the park.
  • From the fort, you'll be treated to stunning views of Thunder Mesa and large parts of Frontierland, a sight that will surely excite and inspire you.
  • It's important to note that during bad weather, access to Legends of the Wild West is usually closed for safety reasons. The wood can become too slippery, so it's best to plan your visit accordingly.
  • With a bit of luck, you may encounter a Disney character here from time to time, so keep your eyes open.
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Western-style dining
  • Silver Spur Steakhouse
    Silver Spur Steakhouse The Silver Spur Steakhouse is a stylish western steakhouse with an open kitchen - watch your steak while it´s grilled.
  • Last Chance Cafe
    Last Chance Cafe In the heart of Frontierland, to a certain extent on the market square of Thunder Mesa, you will find the small fast-food restaurant Last Chance Cafe - so why not give yourself a break before setting off on further adventures.
  • La Grange im Billy Bob's Country and Western Saloon
    La Grange La Grange is a restaurant with an all you can eat buffet at Billy Bob's Country and Western Saloon. Enjoy Tex-Mex dishes and super delicious desserts as much as you like.
  • Cowboy Cookout Barbecue Restaurant
    Cowboy Cookout Barbecue Howdy Cowboy, are you hungry? Then drop by the Cowboy Cookout Barbecue in Frontierland. Chicken, ribs and burgers are served in this cozy barn, with plenty of barbecue sauce on request.

Did you already know that Legends of the Wild Wet, that...

  • Fort Comstock was not built until 1993, along with the attractions Les Mystères du Nautilus and Le Passage Enchanté d'Aladdin? This park expansion was intended to increase the overall capacity of Disneyland's attractions.
  • it was initially possible to view the teepees in front of the fort up close? In the early years, the path between the Indian tents was still open to visitors.
  • a US flag with 38 stars flew above the fort? This flag represented the exact number of states in 1876.
  • Fort Comstock, along with Legends of the Far West, is one of three walk-through attractions in Disneyland Park?

Impressions of Legends of the Wild West
A view into the inner courtyard of the fort
Three cloth sacks lie in a wooden barrel, next to them is another
several transport bags and a wooden barrel are stored on a shelf
A wooden plaque with explanations of Gold Rush
An old miner in a caro shirt and cloth hat
Various minerals and crystals on a shelf, a scale in front of it
Three Indian tents stand in a small patch of woods outside Fort Comstock...
A view from the highest tower of the fort to the wooden roofs decorated with antlers
An information board at the prison of the fort, above it 2 revolvers are shown
The tower of the fort, around it wooden barricades can be seen
An old lantern made of metal and glass
A view from the fort to three Indian tents
The lawman's info board, above it is a sheriff's star
The sheriff with black hair and moustache
A metal plaque on a door with the imprint H
The Frontiersman info board, above it you can see a washbear cap and a knife
Showroom at Fort Comstock with Davy Crockett
Showroom at Fort Comstock with Buffalo Bill
Barrels, crates and an old wooden wheel are stored on a pedestal
Barrels and wooden crates stored in the fort
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