A view from Town Square along Main Street U.S.A. to Sleeping Beauty Castle

Main Street, U.S.A. in Disneyland Paris

Welcome to Main Street U.S.A.! Immerse yourself in the world of Disney and let the impressions of this promenade take effect on you.

As soon as you enter Disneyland Park and leave the entrance area behind you, you are on the park's Main Street, which leads you directly to the magical fairy tale castle in the centre of the park. At both ends of the Main Street, U.S.A. are the Town Square and the Central Plaza - two large squares that are not just open spaces, but the heart of the park's activities, hosting various shows, parades, and events.

Step into a time machine as you enter this part of the park, where the 19th and 20th centuries of the United States come to life. You're strolling down the main street of a small town in the heart of the United States, more precisely, the hometown of Walt Disney, Marceline, Missouri, as he fondly remembered it.
Shops, restaurants and small boutiques surround the street.
Even if this part of the park does not really many rides, you can immerse yourself in the typical atmosphere of Disneyland. You are in a phase in which the world is changing, new developments and progress are unstoppable. Motorised vehicles are replacing horse-drawn carriages, electric light will soon be available in every household, and easy worldwide communication will be possible soon with the invention of the phone. This fascinating feeling of progress sweeps across Main Street U.S.A. and captivates everyone.
The bouncy music, which can be heard everywhere, transports you directly to a bygone era.

If you want to experience the magic of Main Street, U.S.A. first thing in the morning without the crowds, you should take advantage of Extra Magic Time. You can enjoy this special opening time at Disneyland Park when you stay at one of the hotels at Disneyland Paris. This allows you to soak up the atmosphere, take photos and visit some of the attractions before the park officially opens.

The history of Main Street U.S.A.
The Plaza Gardens was built on the edge of a small town in 1861 and surrounded by a small park. Over the next ten years, the railroad was extended into the city, marking a significant period of growth and development for the town.
The increasing wealth of the small town is particularly evident at Plaza Gardens, which is adorned with numerous marble and golden details.
You can see this development in the large murals in the Plaza Gardens Restaurant, which depict key moments in the town's history, from its humble beginnings to its current status as a bustling hub of activity.

For a deeper dive into history, take a stroll through the two arcades flanking the street. The Liberty Arcade tells the story of the Statue of Liberty's journey from France to the USA, while the Discovery Arcade is a celebration of future visions, technological advancements, and the unstoppable progress since then.
You can also use the arcades during inclement weather if you do not want to get your feet wet while walking through this part of the park.

Main Street U.S.A. through the seasons
In spring, Town Square and Central Plaza transform into a sea of flowers.
During the Halloween season, ghosts are up to mischief, and during Christmas, Main Street U.S.A. is absolutely magical.
When the streets are lit up for Christmas and all the shop windows are beautifully decorated, when the Christmas Carolers sing Christmas carols, and the large Christmas tree is lit in a magical ceremony, you can experience a feeling of Christmas from an era gone by — a feeling that is hardly known today.

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Phototour across Main Street U.S.A. at Disneyland Paris

Front view of the train station on Main Street

Here you leave today and enter worlds of history, discovery and ageless fantasy.

View from Town Square towards Main Street, U.S.A. with the facades of Flora'S Boutique and Emporium

View of City Hall in Disneyland Park, in front of it the tracks for the Horsedrawn Streetcar are in the ground

View of the facade of the Emporium shop from the direction of Town Square

Flowerbed and lush green lawn in the middle of Town Square

A vintage car rolls slowly through Town Square toward Main Street, U.S.A.

Looking across the springtime Town Square toward the Main Street Transportation building.

View of the façade of Flora's Boutique New Century Notions store from town Square.

View out of the Gazebo in Town Square across Main Street, U.S.A. to Sleeping Beauty Castle.

A basket of flowers and other plants hangs outside one of the shops on Main Street, U.S.A.

A cluster of Mickey Mouse balloons flies on Main Street, U.S.A., with Sleeping Beauty Castle in the background

A bunch of Minnie Mouse balloons is waving at the Town Square, in the background you can see the City Hall.

Advertising sign for Franklin Electric on Main Street, U.S.A.

View over the upper floors of Main Street U.S.A. from Cable Car Bake Shop to Floras Boutique

Main Street U.S.A. buildings, Main Street Gazette, Emporium, Bixby Brothers, Walt's - An American Restaurant, as seen from across the street.

View along Main Street U.S.A.: Side entrance of the Emporium, Flower Street, Walt's - An American Restaurant

Main Street U.S.A. is heading toward Sleeping Beauty Castle, which is framed by the upper floors of Main Street buildings on the right and left in this photo

Main Street U.S.A. is heading toward Sleeping Beauty Castle, which is framed by the Main Street buildings on the right and left in this photo

Upper level on the right side of Main Street from Town Square: New Century Notions - Flora's Boutique, Market House Deli and others.

Shops along the street: Flora's Boutique and Candy Palace

Billboards above Main Street Vehicles advertising Coca Cola, The Coffee Grinder & typewriters

The rooftops of Main Street U.S.A. with the Disneyland Hotel at the far end.

View of Market Street flanked by Markethouse Deli and Main Street Vehicles.

The Marketplace at the end of Market Street, central a big Marketplace sign, in the background the laundry

Markethouse Deli entrance sign, in the background Coca Cola billboard with baseball player

Main Street Marketplace sign hanging above the Marketplace. The green wrought iron sign is decorated with a motif of fresh fruits and vegetables

Advertising sign for piano sub-range on a building in Market Street

Street corner of Main Street and Flower Street. At the corner you can see the entrance to the Bixby Brothers area of the Emporium, behind it the Toy Chest and at the right edge a Coca Cola truck.

View through Flower Street towards Main Street and Market Street. On the left you can see the yellow and ochre facades of Lily's Boutique and Walt's Restaurant, in the middle of the street the vintage Coca Cola Truck

View into Flower Street, on the left Emporium, in the middle the Coca Cola Truck from which a Cast Member sells cool drinks, on the right Walt's and in the background the entrance to Liberty Court

View over the roofs of Walt's - An American Restaurant and Liberty Court, on the horizon you can see the top of Big Thunder Mountain

Long shot of Main Street as seen from Central Plaza. At the far end of the street is the pink Disneyland Hotel

Flower Streetm eube side street of Main Street U.S.A. at night. On the left is the Toy Chest, on the right Walt's - An American Restaurant and Lilly's Boutique, in the background you can see the entrance to Liberty Arcade

Advertising signs above Main Street Motors at night. From left to right: Gibson Girl Ice Cram Parlor, Coca Cola with baseball motif, The Coffee Grinder with steaming coffee cup.

Market House Deli illuminated sign at night. Inscription: Eat Deli

Restaurants of Main Street

Cable Car Bake Shop The Cable Car Bake Shop is completely dedicated to the famous Cable Cars from San Francisco. While admiring the furnishings, you can treat yourself to some coffee and pastries.
Casey's Corner The best place to go at Disneyland for everyone who likes hot dogs. The design of the restaurant is completely geared towards baseball and what do you eat when watching a baseball game? Exactly, Hot Dogs!
Cookie Kitchen Cookies and other sweet pastries are the specialty of Cookie Kitchen. You can find these sweet treats on Main Street, U.S.A.
Market House Deli The Market House Deli restaurant is decorated in the style of a classic New York grocery store. Here you can enjoy sandwiches, salads and pastries. If the weather is good, you can sit outside and take your relaxing break there.
Plaza Gardens Restaurant An elegant Victorian style building awaits you at the end of Main Street, U.S.A. - The Plaza Gardens Restaurant offers a delicious all you can eat buffet all year round. For breakfast and dinner, Disney characters will keep you company.
The Coffee Grinder At Market Street, which branches off from Main Street, U.S.A., you will find the small coffee shop called Coffee Grinder. Here, you can get drinks and small snacks.
Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour Would you like some ice cream or waffles? Then head off to Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor. In this small, somewhat old-fashioned ice cream parlor, nothing is left to be desired.
Ice Cream Company You can get ice cream and a few small snacks at the Ice Cream Company. The small ice cream shop is tucked away on Market Street.
Victoria's Homey Style Restaurant The small Victoria's Home Style Restaurant is located at the end of Main Street, U.S.A. and often overlooked, which is sad! Depending on the season, delicious milkshakes or waffles are offered here.
Walt's - an American Restaurant Walt's - an American Restaurant is an elegant restaurant dedicated to the history of Walt Disney and Disneyland Park. There is also delicious food.

Photos of the Restaurants in Main Street U.S.A.

The guest room from the entrance of the Liberty Arcade, in the foreground on the right a wrought iron stove

One of the niches in the restaurant's dining room. To the left and right are wooden benches, in the middle a table over which hangs a hanging lamp made of stained glass, and behind it on the wall historical photos.

A wall full of historical pictures: Black-and-white photos of San Francisco, technical drawings, advertising posters...

Offer of small cakes & cupcakes: tartlets with berries, with white cream and with chocolate mousse

The main entrance of Casey's Corner, above it the illuminated sign in the shape of a C with a baseball player in the center

Side facade of Casey's Corner facing Liberty Arcade, themed after a sporting goods store and music hall.

The dining room of Casey's Corner with red wallpaper, lots of baseball memorabilia on the walls and in display cases, and lamps, Tiffany-style, advertising Coca Cola

The guest room as seen from the counter area. The room is dominated by a huge historical picture of a baseball game hanging above an antique baseball slot machine

A corner in the guest room with lots of pictures of baseball, newspaper clippings and a mirrored Brooklyn Dodgers sign

The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor exterior. Red brick building with white wood porch, a corner tower, and pink awnings over the upstairs windows.

Advertising for the Ice Cream Parlour on the roof above Main Street Vehicles: billboard with the name of the café, an ice cream sundae and an elegantly dressed woman.

Sales counter with display: muffins, cookies & ice cream

A multitude of framed charcoal drawings on a wall

Charcoal drawing with two men and two women playing cards. The young man and the young woman flirting

Outdoor area of Market House Deli in front of the restaurant on Market Street, with green chairs and umbrellas. In the background, the facade of Walt's on the other side of Main Street.

View to the upper floor in Market Street with the illuminated sign 'Eat Deli'.

Guest room of the restaurant. In the middle is a huge stove, on the back wall cabinets with canned food from the early 19th century and on the right is the sales counter.

Deco above the counter: Salamis, Vienna sausages and other sausages as well as cooking utensils hang from the ceiling

Antique piano with pianola, under the keyboard is the compartment for the piano rolls or music rolls, above the keyboard is the pianola with four panes of stained glass in art nouveau style designed

Mural of a stately drawing room: several gentlemen and ladies listening to an organ player. Historical advertisement for Estey Organ Company

The red, light bulb entrance sign to the Plaza Gardens Restaurant, with a fountain in front of it.

Foyer of the Plaza Gardens Restaurant, in the center of which is a large fountain with a bronze statue

The fountain in the entrance area of the restaurant, behind it the counters of open kitchen and buffet

Facade of Victoria's Home-Style Restaurant. On the left a green building with a winter garden with metal roof, on the right a white building with a large roof terrace.

Wide shot of the richly decorated restaurant, through the windows framed by heavy velvet curtains on the right side one can see the Central Plaza.

One side of the guest room. Left in a niche stands an old organm right a rustic sideboard

Sheet music book for Waltz me till I'm weary, Dearie

Walt's - An American Restaurant from the outside looking at the entrance at the corner of Flower Street & Main Street. On the left in Flower Street the Coca Cola Truck and the entrance to Liberty Court.

Foyer on the ground floor of Walt's - An American Restaurant. The elegant room is brightly tiled, to the right are windows with heavy brocade curtains, in the middle a table with numerous framed black and white pictures of Walt Disney and a staircase and elevator leading to the dining rooms

Picture of Walt Disney at Disneyland on a vintage bus ride down Main Street.

Walt Disney at his desk, reading a Mickey Mouse magazine...

The Fantasyland Room at Walt's - An American Restaurant. Richly decorated room with wooden arcades reminiscent of the castle

Bookshelves on the left and right in the guest room, at the back end an open fireplace

Sideboard in the room of the restaurant dedicated to Discoveryland. The upper part is surrounded by planets and in the middle there is a model of the Nautilus

Model to the orbits of planets, behind it a picture of Walt Disney with a model of the Nautilus

View through wooden arches to a round table in the Fantasyland room, on the back wall are pictures with scenes from Sleeping Beauty painted by Eyvind Earle

Salmon with carpaccio of two kinds of beets

Sham fillet with green asparagus, Bernaise sauce and potato gratin

Attractions in Main Street

Dapper Dan's Hair Cuts At the Dapper Dan's Hair Cuts barber shop, gentlemen can spoil themselves to the finest haircuts and shaves which are offered here.
Discovery Arcade Experience a fascinating journey into the history of great inventions at the Discovery Arcade - or simply use it as a covered walkway alternative to Main Street, U.S.A.
Disneyland Railroad Travel around the Disneyland Park with the Disneyland Railroad - a stylish, cozy and classic steam train. There are four train stations along the route. Where would you like to travel?
Horse Drawn Streetcars The Horse Drawn Streetcars offer you a ride on a traditional tram which is pulled by horses. This ride on Main Street, U.S.A. is only offered in the morning.
Liberty Arcade Stroll through the arcade that runs parallel to Main Street, immerse yourself in the history of the Statue of Liberty, probably the best-known symbol of the United States.
Main Street Vehicles The Main Street Vehicles offer you a ride in a classic car on Main Street, U.S.A. - you can not only drive with a classic car, but also use it as a convenient way of transportation.

Shopping-Highlights in Main Street

Boardwalk Candy Palace Are you craving chocolate, candy or gummy bears? You will find this and much more at the Boardwalk Candy Palace.
Emporium The Emporium is the large boutique at the beginning of Main Street, U.S.A. - there is everything your heart desires, at least when it comes to souvenirs from Disneyland Paris. A real shopping paradise.
Harrington's Fine China and Porcelains Glass figures, collectibles, pictures, pins and jewelry - you can find all these fine things in the shop Harrington's Fine China and Porcelains.
Lilly's Boutique Do you want to shop or take a look at some historical things? In Lilly's Boutique you can combine both, because there are cups, plates & co to buy while at the same time numerous pictures of Lilly and Walt Disney are shown.
The Storybook Store Looking for books, CDs and office supplies? Then have a look at The Storybook Store. Here, right next to the City Hall, you will surely find something suitable.
Main Street Motors The latest Disney fashion is available at Main Street Motors - where, by the way, originally real vintage cars were sold, which the name of the shop and the shop window design are still reminiscent of.

Photos of the attractions along Main Street U.S.A.

The entire space of Dapper Dan's Hair Cuts. The floor is tiled with black & white tiles in a diamond shape, the furnishings are classic brown, and the clients' chairs are brass with brown leather upholstery.

Discovery Arcade sign studded with light bulbs

Wide shot of the Discovery Arcade from the side of the Central Plaza

Model of a Ferris Wheel, the original Ferris Wheel for the 1893 World's Fair

Display case with godfather models of means of locomotion

Patent model of an electrically driven rocking horse

Patent model of a lever washing machine from 1865

Baltimore 1999 - an industrial metropolis in steampunk look

The Main Street train station at the entrance to Disneyland Park. Under it leads the way to Town Square, the station itself is white with red framed leaded glass windows

The green and red Disneyland Railroad locomotive C.K. Holliday in front of the railway bridge in Fantasyland

Horse-drawn tram in Town Square, two cast members accompany the trolley with a sign for the Market House Deli at the front.

Horse Qurieux pulls a tram, City Hall can be seen in the background

Long shot of the Liberty Arcade. Wrought iron green columns hold the ceiling, to the right and left along the arcade are display cases, pictures and benches along the walls and the floor is tiled with white, green and brown tiles.

Showcase for the construction of the base and the placement of the statue

Historical teddy bear in the exhibition of things that accompanied emigrants to the USA

Entrance of the Statue of Liberty Tableau. The entrance is framed by white and gold columns. To the right and left of it are panels with information and drawings about the Statue of Liberty, and behind the portal, which is draped in red velvet, is a historical advertising panel

Display in attraction: people watch the dedication of the Statue of Liberty from aboard a ship

Six men and a child watch the Statue of Liberty dedication ceremony

Paddy Wagon classic car, photographed from the side, in front of Walt's Restaurant

Side shot of Main Street Volunteer Fire Department fire truck.

Red Oldimer from behind on the way across Main Street towards Sleeping Beauty Castle

Green vintage bus of the Main Street Transportation Company in front of the castle

The whole shop variety of Main Street in pictures

Facade of Bixby Babies with the signs of the Bixby Brothers

Long shot of the shop with Christmas decorations and stuffed animals. The shelves are reminiscent of classic shops of the 1900s and are kept in warm brown

Interior view of the Boardwalk Candy Palace: shelves full of candy and a large mural of Atlantic City 1892 on the back wall.

Cookies in the shape of a Mickey head, the ears are covered with chocolate or coconut flakes

View along the shelves filled with cotton candy and lollipops. At the far end you can see the mural

The Disney & Co building in light yellow and mud brown from the outside

The front room of Disney & Co is reminiscent of a traditional fair in the USA. On the left you can see the gondola of a hot air balloon with Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Goofy

Mickey Mouse stands in the gondola of the balloon and wears a brown, thickly lined leather jacket

The middle room of Disney & Co with floats from Pike County Fair carnies, in front right Mr. Mickey Mouse with his dog show, left The Mighty Dingofort.

The fairground floats of the fortune teller Madame Minn(ie) and Mr. Mickey Mouse, the extraordinary dog trainer with his wonder dog Pluto

The Disney Clothiers building is nestled between Main Street Motors and Candy Palace. It has a white wooden porch and is paneled with turquoise painted wood

View into the shop, which is kept in light colours. The individual rooms are separated by archways with many ornaments

Baby and toddler department. On the left you can see three steps to the department. The whole area has a lime green wallpaper and white furniture

Imposing, brown showcase cabinet in which clothing for children is offered

The facade of the Emporium in wide angle on Main Street Vehicles from

Long shot of a salesroom with clothes on racks in the foreground and shelves in the background as well as a large shelf with stuffed animals in the center of the room.

Long shot of a salesroom with cups, sweets and clothes

Wide shot of the salesroom, on the right a shelf with Disney princesses merchandises, on the left small stuffed animals

Mural of the original emporium: The Original Emporium - One Block of Top Quality Merchandise, Los Angeles, California, establishes 1855. Top right corner a picture of the owner: Walter E. Disney.

Close up of Tinkerbell figure flying in the dome

Mickey Mouse clock as entrance sign for Disneyana Collectibles in the Discovery Arcade. Mickey's arms tell the time: 4:50 p.m.

Long shot of the entrance area of Harringtons: The round domed building is framed by magnificent columns and spanned by a large glass dome. The floor and columns are made of precious marble

The glass dome with stained glass in Tiffany style

Tinkerbell in a very skimpy gold dress flies underneath the chandelier

Lilly's Boutique from Main Street, Walt's rooms are on the upper floor of the burgundy brick building, and the shop is on the ground floor. Both areas have burgundy awnings on the windows. On the left you can see the building of Walt's - An American Restaurant, on the right that of Disney & Co.

The salesroom in Lilly's Boutique is decorated in warm brown tones. On display are mainly cups and other tableware on the shelves and tables

Large salesroom in Lilly's Boutique: You can see mainly white furniture, on the right there is a large fireplace surrounded by a brown wooden shelf on which numerous pictures and other decorative elements are placed.

Historic photo of Walt Disney and Lillian Marie Disney dancing in a round frame

Main Street Motors, red wood boarded up building at the corner of Market Street and Main Street.

Long shot of the salesroom of Main Street Motors, on sale are mainly tops like t-shirts or sweaters.

Rear part of the shop. On the shelves are utensils from a car workshop like oil cans and funnels etc. as deco

Model of a vintage car that appears to fall off the shelf as the loaded luggage tumbles out of the car in a high arc

Salesroom, under the ceiling are historic advertising posters for Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show & The Great Wallace Shows.

Advertising poster Buffalo Bill's Wild West - The Show of Shows with motives (Cavalry, Bullfao Bill, Stagecoach Raid, Sitting Bull & Rough Riders) from the show

Back area of the shop, on the ceiling pictures with motives from everyday life at the end of the 19th century

Upper floor of the Storybook Store from outside

Long shot of the Storybook Store's salesroom: merchandise can be seen on the ground floor, the gallery surrounding the upper floor is full of bookshelves with Disney characters between them.

Donald Duck carries a very unevenly stacked pile of books

Parades, fireworks and other spectacles

Once a day, Main Street U.S.A. turns into the parade route. Either in the afternoon or early evening, depending on the time of year, you will see the Cast Members putting up poles to create enough space for the big and impressive parade floats, which will make their way from Fantasyland, passing the beautiful castle, and then proceed towards the town square. If you want to watch the parade, look out for a spot at the side of the road and watch the spectacle from there, or you can reserve a table at Walt's for the time of the parade and ask specifically for a window seat.

Throughout its long history, Main Street U.S.A. has hosted numerous parades, including Disney's Once Upon a Dream Parade, ImagiNations, Main Street Electrical Parade, Fantillusion, and many more.

Once it gets dark, the street turns into a sea of lights that is really beautiful to look at.

Billboards and advertising posters on Main Street

Another interesting part of Main Street U.S.A. is the advertising posters found there, which contain many hidden gags & innuendos - can you find them?

Advertising board: The great Electric Remedy cures all diseases of stomach, liver, kidneys, general debility, fever and ague

Antique Perrier advertising sign with a woman getting off the Disneyland Railroad

Advertising for The Savannah Line to Florida

Historical Coca Cola advertisement with a woman in a red costume with advertising message: Relieves Fatigues, Delicious & Refreshing

Advertising for The Ice Cream Company with a boy with a megaphone and the slogan: I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream

Advertising for Dr. Beardsley's Camels Hair Health Underwear

Advertising for 'The Tasker' roller skate

Tugg and Sons advert with two elephants tearing at a pair of trousers: Tugg ansd Sons Quality Dungarees 'Give your lil' Yanks Tuggs!'

Advertisement for a Halma game with a message: The Popular Game - it possesses remarkable fascination for children as well as adults

Billboard for Hertz with an elegantly dressed group in a white vintage car and the advertising message: The Drivurself System - A private car at your command

Advertisement for a Domestic S.M.CO sewing machine from 1882

Advertisement for Dr. Johnson's Pills for Pale People on a house wall

Advertising for commercial typewriters: The Music of Commerce should be played on the best instrument

Advertising for the Harmony Barber Shop in Flower Street

Advertising board for John Mirabile & Co - importer for drinkable & edible products

The Main Street Quartett live in Disneyland Paris

The Main Street Quartet live at Disneyland Paris for their 30th anniversary. The original 1992 formation is performing for the anniversary. Classic entertainment on Main Street, U.S.A.

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