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Mr. Toad's Wild Ride

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride is one of the attractions that were already there on Disneyland Park's opening day. You ride along with J. Thaddeus Toad, who turns it into a reckless journey. According to Disney, the attraction is unique to Disneyland Park.

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The concept

The ride is based on the scenes from The Wind in the Willows in the Disney film The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad. In 1983 the attraction was given a new façade: the stately English manor house Toad Hall. Inside, the scenes were given new details and special effects at the same time.

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The Experience

In Toad Hall you climb into an open car for two. You skid past teetering piles of books in the library, race through a fireplace and end up in the dining room. Then it's out through a window, along a riverbank and narrowly past a flock of sheep. You dodge police officers, crash through scaffolding and pies, and cause an explosion. Watch out for that train!

Discover Mr. Toad's Wild Ride

Only found here

According to Disney, this attraction only exists in Disneyland Park. A good reason not to skip it.

Two to a car

Each open car seats two people. Ideal for riding together with your child.

Take a look at the manor house

Take a moment to admire the façade of Toad Hall. The stately manor house was added in 1983.

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Visitor information

There is no minimum height. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 14 or over. Wheelchair users must transfer. The ride contains strobe effects. There is no Lightning Lane for this attraction: everyone queues in the regular line. The attraction may close temporarily during fireworks shows.

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Chaos on wheels

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride is fast, chaotic and full of humour. Will you escape punishment for all that damage? There's one more surprise waiting at the end, which we won't give away here.

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