not so Frightening Fridays
Let's continue looking at Halloween Time at Disneyland Resort.
Review part one here.
As we enter under the Railroad Station it is apparent that Halloween has invaded Main Street USA.
Lampposts all have banners and pumpkin Mickeys
The Opera House sports candy corn colored banners
Carved pumpkins adorn either side of the entrance
Even the Mad Hatter shop gets into the Halloween act.
Pumpkin wear hats? I love the Davey Crokett hat on the right.
The Mickey photo spot near the parade gate is
all decorated up for the Fall holiday.
Giant Pumpkin Mickey sits squarely front and center
in Town Square. PhotoPass photographers
are staged to take memorable photos.
Front of pumpkin - facing train station
Back of pumpkin - facing castle
The Emporium has banners and pumpkins
Disney Showcase
Windows contain more pumpkins ...
...and kids costumes are featured.
T-shirts highlight Perry and hidden Mickey
Even more kids outfits and accessories
As we continue down Main Street almost all of the
buildings have banners and pumpkins adorning them.
And finally, we reach the hub. Each year at the base of the iconic Partners statue we get a series of carved pumpkins that celebrate each of the different lands of Disneyland. Each of the light-up pumpkins feature a character we might find in that land. Coincidentally, the placement of each pumpkin is important, as each faces the land that it represents.
Tomorrowland - Buzz Lightyear
Toontown - Roger Rabit
Fantasyland - Tinkerbell
Critter Country - Winnie the Pooh
Frontierland - Woody
New Orleans Square - Jack Skellington
Adventureland - Tarzan
Join us again next Friday for part three. We will stroll into Frontierland.
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