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A half-hour class where a Disney artist teaches you to sketch a character. Pencil and paper provided. This makes a calm change of pace during a day at the park, and even non-artistic visitors may end up drawing something they're pleased with. Offered every half hour on the half hour for most of the day, but seating is limited and people line up beforehand, so try to arrive 20 minutes early.
One of Disneyland's most iconic and beloved rides, this steam-powered train takes you in a clockwise loop around the edge of the park and stops at four of the themed lands — Main Street, New Orleans Square, Mickey's Toontown, and Tomorrowland. It's great for sightseeing as well as an easy way to get around the park. The trains arrive about every 5 to 10 minutes at each station.
Changing exhibitions of original Disney-themed art.
A theater modeled after a classic cinema that shows the first six Mickey Mouse cartoons.
A set of vintage vehicles that can take you from one end of Main Street to the other, offering a leisurely ride from the Town Square at the park entrance to the park hub in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Hop aboard an old-fashioned Fire Engine, a Horse-Drawn Streetcar, a Jitney (an old-fashioned automobile), or an Omnibus (an open-air double-decker bus). Note that these vehicles only run during the daytime before the first parade of the day, and some (the horse-drawn streetcar in particular) only during good weather.
A theater that shows an audio-animatronic Abraham Lincoln and exhibits about the Great Emancipator, as well as a documentary on Disneyland. The other features an audio-animatronic of Walt Disney, with a documentary of his life narrated by former Disney CEO Bob Iger.
An Audio-Animatronics show—indeed, it was the very first audio-animatronics show—that features singing birds, flowers, and various tiki figures; sing along now! In the Tiki, Tiki, Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room...