Mickey's Toontown in Disneyland | the disney food blog

UPDATED October 22, 2024

Mickey’s Toontown in Disneyland park has been entirely transfomed! The newly reimagined land reopened on March 19, 2023.

WELCOME to Mickey’s Toontown!

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Disney has shared that the new, interactive experiences in this land — which originally opened in 1993 — was redesigned so “families and young children can have more opportunities to play together inside Disneyland park.”

Toontown City Hall

The land offers new play experiences along with open, grassy areas where guests can play and unplug.

Mickey’s Toontown

In fact, there are more play activities in Toontown than ever before! These include experiences for active play, tactile play, and more, giving kids the chance to “play, slide, spin, splash, touch and listen.”

CenTOONial Park

One of the new spaces that debuted in the transformed Mickey’s Toontown is called “CenTOONial Park.” CenTOONial Park is the first space guests will see when they enter the area.

CenTOONial Park Fountain

At the center, there is a fountain designed for play which also serves as an icon for Mickey’s Toontown. Water tables set at the base invite and allow guests to play with the water.

Nearby is the “Dreaming Tree” — a tribute to Walt Disney’s beloved Cottonwood tree in Marceline, Missouri, where as a child he used to sit and daydream.

The Dreaming Tree!

The sculpted tree roots give kids the chance to play, crawl, and explore.

Speaking of exploring… let’s check out the RIDES, characters, and MORE in Mickey’s Toontown!

Mickey’s Toontown Attractions

Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway

Toontown is now home to Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway!

Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway in Disneyland

Guests first enter El CapiTOON Theater, where the “Perfect Picnic” short is the featured show, of course!

Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway (The Disneyland Queue)

There is also a special exhibit “created by the Toontown Hysterical Society” showcasing life in the Toon world before guests take off on their Runaway Railway adventure!

Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway Queue in Disneyland’s Toontown

Be on the lookout for items and Easter Eggs from animation classics such as Steamboat Willie, Plane Crazy, Mickey’s Christmas Carol and more in the exhibit.

Height requirement: None
Ages: All
Access: Standby Line and Lightning Lane Multi Pass option; Lightning Lane Premier Pass inclusion

Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin

Jessica Rabbit herself has started her own private investigative service, and Roger Rabbit and Benny the Cab have teamed up with her to stop those Toon Patrol Weasels in Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin!

Roger Rabbit’s CarToon Spin

YOU have the ability to spin your taxi a full 360 degrees as you join in the chase in this dark ride!

Height requirement: None
Ages: Preschoolers, Kids, Tweens
Access: Standby Line and Lightning Lane Multi Pass option; Lightning Lane Premier Pass inclusion

Chip ‘N’ Dale’s GADGETcoaster

This “fun-sized” (kid-friendly) coaster was created by Toontown’s very “tinkerer,” Gadget Hackwrench, for Toontown’s tiniest residents (and visitors!).

Chip ‘N’ Dale’s GADGETcoaster

Fans of the Disney animated series Chip ‘n’ Dale Rescue Rangers will enjoy the ride and its nods to the clever Gadget!

Height requirement: 35 inches or taller to ride
Ages: Kids, Tweens
Access: Standby Line

Mickey’s Toontown Houses and Characters

Mickey’s House

Mickey’s House — where guests are able to Meet Mickey himself! — is one of those spots that has been reimagined!

©Disney via @ScottGustin

But Mickey wouldn’t want to live in Toontown if someone special didn’t live nearby, and that’s his best gal!

Minnie’s House

Guests can look forward to visiting Minnie’s House, too!

Minnie Mouse in Toontown

Enjoy a walk-through of Minnie’s house, and keep your eyes peeled for Minnie, as she may make an appearance!

Goofy’s How-To-Play Yard

Goofy’s new digs — the How-To-Play Yard — feature a fun interactive “candy kitchen, a playful sound garden, and a soft spongey playground.

Goofy’s How-to-Play Yard

Note that no actual candy is involved… but we can bet that plenty of GOOFY fun will! “GAWRSH!”

Donald’s Duck Pond

The nearby Donald’s Duck Pond delivers even more interactive elements to Toontown, like spinning water lilies and balance beams, rocking toys, and a splash area.

Donald’s digs in Toontown

Note that the characters in Toontown are free roaming, so keep your eyes peeled for PALS around the land! In fact, you may spy the newest kid on the Toontown block…

Hiya, Pete!

He’s a rare character, but Pete has made his way to Disneyland as a character you may meet in Toontown!

Mickey’s Toontown Dining

Cafe Daisy is one of two NEW eateries in the transformed Toontown!

Cafe Daisy

Cafe Daisy is a sidewalk table eatery serving up diner classics. Guests who have previously visited Toontown may recall Daisy’s Diner (which served pizza), Pluto’s Dog House (offering hot dogs, of course!), and Clarabelle’s (a cold treats and frozen yogurt spot).

Cafe Daisy EATS!

Cafe Daisy has brought back hot dogs, pizza, and sweet treats… with some NEW twists! Items include — but aren’t limited to — Pizza Flop-Overs, Daisy’s Dressed-up Dog, Daisy’s Goody-Goody Donuts, and more!

Cheesy Pizza Flopover

Good Boy! Grocers is a farmers market roadside stand with grab and go items like pickles, Mini Babybel snack cheese, Coca-Cola drinks, waters, Topo Chico Sparkling Mineral Water, gluten-allergy-friendly cookies, fruit bars, and whole fruit.