Hop over to Critter Country where you’ll find a hideaway filled with all kinds of hats and caps. Whether you’re making your way up the mountain or stopping by after splashdown, don’t miss your chance to etch a name on your all-new headwear!
Cast Members Testing Davy Crocketts Explorer Canoes
Dateline: June 9, 2021
Status: Current
Source: insidethemagic.net
Over the last few weeks, Disney fans have been excited to see progress at the Disneyland Resort. Recently, we shared that Disneyland is prepping many restaurants to reopen very soon in Disneyland and Disney California Adventure Parks, and Avengers Campus is allowing Guests to fully enjoy their own Marvel experience with super hero interactions happening in every
Hunny In The Briar Patch
Dateline: March 12, 2017
Status: Current
Source: MickeyMousePark.com
"Critter Country" was originally called the "Indian Village." Until 1971, that section of Frontierland contained Native American shows and attractions. The following year, it became "Bear Country," the first major expansion since the "Haunted Mansion" and cost $8 million. "Bear Country" was themed like the forest of the Pacific North-West. The centerpiece attraction was
The Briar Patch store is the only original structure that remains in Critter Country. When the small log cabin store first opened in 1956, it was the Indian Trading Post, selling handmade jewelry and goods to complement the authentic Native American performances nearby.
When the entire land was gutted and turned into Bear Country in 1972, the store remained. With the addition of Splash Mountain in 1989, the store became the Briar Patch.
One of the unique architectural details is the presence of huge carrots, seemingly growing through the grass roof.
