Discover Frontierland Shootin' Exposition
Our tips:
- Buy credits
- Watch out for the surprises
- Safe for everyone
Frontierland Shootin' Exposition
The Frontierland Shootin' Exposition is a shooting gallery in Frontierland. In a rustic log cabin, you shoulder a replica of a .54-calibre Hawkins buffalo rifle. Then it's time to aim at almost 100 targets.
The concept
Through the sights you look out over Boot Hill in Tombstone, Arizona, a notorious town in the Wild West. The recreated town makes a gorgeous backdrop for testing your marksmanship. You shoot at moving and stationary targets, all packed with detail.
The Experience
Every time you hit a target, something happens: lights come on, you hear sounds or something moves. Some of the animations are a little spooky. The rifles don't fire bullets or any other projectiles. They emit invisible infrared light. If that light hits a sensor on a target, it counts as a hit.
Discover Frontierland Shootin' Exposition
Buy credits
You pay separately to shoot. One credit gets you about 25 shots. If you want to keep going, you buy extra credits.
Watch out for the surprises
Hit a target and you're rewarded with lights, sounds and animations. Some even have a supernatural twist.
Safe for everyone
The rifles don't fire bullets. They work with invisible, safe infrared light.
Visitor information
There's no minimum height. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 14 or over. You can stay in your wheelchair or ECV. Lightning Lane isn't available for this attraction: everyone waits in the same standby queue. Shooting costs extra: you buy credits on the spot.
Who's the best shot?
The Frontierland Shootin' Exposition is great for a quick contest with the whole family. Who can hit the most targets?
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