Disneyland Railroad Discoveryland Station

Disneyland Park

Discoveryland

Guest Must Be

Any Height

Age Interest

All Ages, Preschoolers

Accessibility and Other Information

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Accessibility and Other Information

Accessibility

Wheelchair users must transfer into the attraction vehicle (alone or with assistance) - must be accompanied by at least one able-bodied person aged 15 or over
Suitable for guests who have difficulty standing
Authorization to ride the attraction depends on the type of limb atrophy you have (a full list is available from City Hall, Donald Desk, Studio Services and the Central Reservations Office)
Suitable for guests with a learning disability, autism, behavioural disorder or mental health disorder - must be accompanied by an able-bodied person aged 15 or over
Suitable for visually impaired guests
Suitable for blind guests - must be accompanied by an able-bodied adult aged 15 or over
Guide and assistance dogs allowed
Suitable for hearing impaired guests
Suitable for expectant mothers
Suitable for guests with a debilitating illness or temporary physical impairment

Service Animals Permitted with Caution

Interests

Fun For Little Ones

Guest Policies

Supervise children at all times. Children under age 7 years must be accompanied by an adult
Number of Guests with a learning disability, mental health disorder, behavioral disorder or autism allowed onto the attraction as a group accompanied by at least one helper: 1

Leave tomorrow behind you and steam ahead to your next magical stop in Disneyland Park.

As part of our continuing efforts to exceed the expectations of our Guests, this attraction is closed today.

Disneyland Park

Discoveryland

Guest Must Be

Any Height

Age Interest

All Ages, Preschoolers

Accessibility and Other Information

Disneyland Railroad Discoveryland® Station: Come Along for the Ride!

Embark on a relaxing 20-minute Grand Circle Tour onboard an authentic steam-powered train.

Listen to the clamour of the engine, the chug of the wheels and the call of the whistle as you travel aboard the Disneyland Railroad. Offering convenient stops at Frontierland®, Fantasyland® and Main Street, U.S.A®, it's the perfect way to preview the magic of Disneyland Park and take in the picturesque scenery, such as the Grand Diorama, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril and Pirates of the Caribbean.

Disneyland Railroad is also a handy way to get around quickly and easily. And because the trains are scheduled to arrive regularly throughout the day, you'll have just enough time to take in all the sights at your station before you board.

Blast from the Past

There are 4 meticulously restored, working narrow-gauge trains you can ride. Each includes 5 passenger cars and has been named after an American legend.

W.F. Cody
Buffalo Bill's real name. The cars are named after Western cities: Silverton, Durango, Denver, Wichita and Cheyenne.

C.K. Holliday
The man who built the Santa Fe railway—commonly seen as a holiday train. The cars are named after popular resorts: Coney Island, Atlantic City, Chesapeake, Long Island and Niagara Falls.

G. Washington
The first President of the United States. The train's colours are blue, white and red. The cars are named after places famously associated with Washington: Mt. Vernon, Boston, Philadelphia, Yorktown and Valley Forge.

Eureka
The word Californian miners yelled when they discovered gold in 1849. The cars are named after Californian cities: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Monterey, San Diego and Sacramento.

A Longstanding Disney Tradition

A noted train enthusiast, Walt Disney built his very first railroad in his backyard. The Carolwood Pacific Railroad, a 1/8-scale train, debuted in 1950 and featured a custom-built, steam powered locomotive that encircled his property.

Delighted with his miniature backyard railroad, Walt decided to share his love of trains with the whole world.

Today, railroads exist at every Disney Park around the globe.

Disney Parks Accessibility Maps

Take a look at the Accessibility Maps.

At some attractions, Guests will need to transfer from their wheelchair into the attraction vehicle in a limited time. These attractions are flagged up with the following symbol in the Disney Parks Accessibility Map: T.

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