Through soundproof glass, guests can see into Radio Disney's state-of-the-art radio studio and watch daily live broadcasts.

It's a short trip across the river to fun with balancing rocks, secret caves and a barrel bridge. Tom and Huck never had it so good.

The caverns had beautiful colored pools and small waterfalls set among stalagmites and stalactites.

Your stagecoach shares a well-worn dirt path with the Conestoga Wagons. Four horses pull your stagecoach on a journey that takes you along the shore of the Rivers of America and into the Living Desert.In the Living Desert, keep your eyes open for balancing rocks, bubbling pots of colorful mud, and saguaro cacti that look strangely human.

Climb onto a saddle on the back of a mule for a scenic ride across hills with shrubs and pine trees. Pretend you’re in the Old West.

Cutouts of the cartoon characters were placed thoughout Fantasyland Autopia.

Guests could fly high above Tomorrowland as they piloted their own rockets up and down in a circle around a central rocket.

The Rocket Rods zoom above, through and around Tomorrowland in the fastest and longest attraction in Disneyland Park. This thrilling experience puts guests behind the wheels of high-speed vehicles of the future as they tear along an elevated highway above Tomorrowland

Time space motion and the loss of gravity feeling are all authentically simulated to make your journey to the moon breathtakingly realistic

Disney's classic attraction becomes a new experience in which rockets will rock it through the greatest concert in the universe. An all-new soundtrack will fit the exciting twists and turns of Disney's rocket classic.

Guests ride in Lenny the Cab on a joy ride through Roger's milieu, with all sorts of intriguing effects. The rider can turn the steering wheel and change the direction in which the cab is pointing.

Rollin' River Revue was a 1981 outdoor concert series presented on Tom Sawyer Island and viewed by guests positioned along the banks of the Rivers of America. Each weekly presentation had a special musical theme unique to that evening's performance. Week one was 60's surf music, followed by swing, country, jazz, Latin, pop, and bluegrass. The show was then extended with a weekly guest star throughout the rest of the summer.

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