Westernland

From the towering Big Thunder Mountain to the majestic flow of the Rivers of America, encounters await with cowboys, cancan dancers, gold miners and other denizens of the Old West. The shops and restaurants recall the rugged spirit of the Western U.S. frontier.

Relive the days of the Old West as you try your skill as a sharpshootin' marksman. Formerly a drinking establishment, this saloon has been turned into a shootin' gallery so all the greenhorns, cowpokes, dudes and outlaws who visit Westernland can have a shot at becoming the "Best in the West."

The Gallery is filled with all sorts of interesting targets, each with a unique reaction to being hit. From bottles that jump and boots that dance to a box of dynamite that "explodes," there's no shortage of amusing targets to aim for. And when they've finished, each Guest gets a score card with a special message from Pecos Goofy!

The Country Bear Theater showcases the zaniest group of foot-stompin' bears ever assembled on one stage. Guests are invited to set for a spell and listen as these "real" down-home bears put on a un-Bear-ably hilarious musical revue.
Three different shows, "Country Bear Jamboree," "Vacation Jamboree" and "Jingle Bell Jamboree," are presented throughout the year according to the season. Come join the fun with the rockin'-est, hillbilly-est band of Country Bears you ever did hear at the Country Bear Theater.

A rowdy, Western-style “table-service saloon,” owned and run by Slue Foot Sue. At lunchtime, Woody and Jessie from the Disney/Pixar film Toy Story2 star in a lively lunch show filled with singing, dancing, action and laughter.

In the afternoon and evening, Pecos Goofy rustles up some Frontier-era fun by showing off his roping talents for the dinner crowd in "Pecos Goofy's Frontier Revue." The show also features a dance troupe performing the "Can-Can," direct from Paris, and a stage appearance by Mickey Mouse!

Enjoy a leisurely trip down the Rivers of America on a romantic sternwheeler. Named after the popular 19th Century American author whose stories about life on the Mississippi River are now regarded as classics, the Mark Twain Riverboat's ornate decoration and authentic design captures the look, period ambiance, refinement and dignity of a stately paddlewheel steamboat.

For years now, there have been stories about supernatural forces at work in Big Thunder Mountain. When one mining company didn't heed the rumors and blasted out all sorts of mine shafts and tunnels, unexplained and dangerous events started occurring. Some of the old hands even say they can hear tommy knockers, the spirits of long dead miners, tapping from somewhere inside the mines...
For the wildest ride in the west, no daredevil or thrill-seeker should miss a ride aboard one of the company's mine trains that roar down the tracks without an engineer!

These log rafts are the only means of transportation over to Tom Sawyer Island. On the Island, children of all ages will find a fun and safe environment where they can let their imaginations run wild.

Some of the various play areas include Tom Sawyer's Treehouse, Injun Joe's Cave, Smuggler's Cove, Fort Sam Clemens and an Indian Village.

Get ready for a rip-roaring good time when Woody and Jessie from the Disney/Pixar film Toy Story 2 star in their very own lunch show at the popular Westernland restaurant Slue Foot Sue’s Diamond Horseshoe. Also, Woody's lovable horse Bullseye will be making his first appearance on stage performing a terrific dance number!

Pecos Goofy is the star of this dinner-show, rustling up Frontier-era fun for the Guests by showing-off his roping talents.

A dance troupe also performs the up-tempo French dance "Can-Can" and Mickey Mouse appears on stage as the saloon cook with a special dessert. .

Young children will have a jumpin' good time with Mickey and the gang!

They can laugh along with the puppet show and other fun activities, and dance and jump along to the rhythm of the Disney songs.