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Casey Jr. Circus Train

Casey Jr. Circus Train is a cheerful little circus train in Fantasyland. The plucky little engine Casey Jr. comes from the Disney animated film Dumbo. He pulls you over hills and through green valleys, past miniature cottages and villages.

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The concept

Casey Jr. Circus Train was already there when Disneyland Park opened in 1955. The sleigh-style carriages came from the carousel that later became King Arthur Carrousel. The well-known theme song was written by Frank Churchill and Ned Washington, who also worked on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Pinocchio.

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The Experience

From the train you see famous places in miniature. Think of Arendelle and Elsa's ice palace from Frozen, the houses of the three little pigs and Prince Eric's palace from The Little Mermaid. You'll also pass the Seven Dwarfs' cottage, Agrabah with the Cave of Wonders, and Toad Hall. And then there's that steep hill: will Casey Jr. make it?

Discover Casey Jr. Circus Train

Storybook Land from above

The train passes many of the same miniatures as the Storybook Land Canal Boats, but from a higher vantage point.

Find your favourite film

Among other things, you'll see Arendelle from Frozen, Agrabah from Aladdin and Cinderella's castle. Who can recognise the most places?

Cheer Casey on

Along the way, the little engine has to climb an "impossible" hill. Will a bit of encouragement help?

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Visitor information

There's no minimum height. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 14 or over. Wheelchair users must transfer. There's no Lightning Lane for this attraction: everyone queues in the regular line.

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A small journey through big films

Casey Jr. Circus Train is a gentle ride for young and old. Want to see the miniatures up close? Then hop aboard a boat on Storybook Land Canal Boats too.

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