Downtown Disney District

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Shopping, dining and entertainment

Downtown Disney District is the promenade between the parks and the hotels of Disneyland Resort. You'll find more than twenty places to eat and drink, shops and live music. Entry is free: you don't need a park ticket.

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Shops

World of Disney has the biggest selection of Disney souvenirs in the resort. You'll also find The LEGO Store, Disney Home, the Star Wars Trading Post, Avengers Reserve with comics and collectibles, Disney Wonderful World of Sweets with freshly made sweets, Pandora, Sephora and lululemon, among others. You can buy and trade pins at Disney's Pin Traders, by the monorail station.

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Food and drink

  • Din Tai Fung: soup dumplings and noodles from Taiwan.
  • Paseo, Céntrico and Tiendita: Mexican cuisine from chef Carlos Gaytán, from upmarket dining to street food.
  • Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby: British dishes in a London atmosphere, with Earl of Sandwich downstairs.
  • Jazz Kitchen Coastal Grill & Patio: fish and seafood with live jazz.
  • Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes, Naples Ristorante e Bar and Ballast Point Brewing Co.
  • Parkside Market: a food hall featuring Seoul Sister (Korean) and GG's Chicken Shop, among others.
  • Something sweet: Salt & Straw, Beignets Expressed and Wetzel's Pretzels.
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Entertainment

At Splitsville Luxury Lanes you can bowl on twenty lanes spread over two floors. Outside, in The Alley, you can play games and listen to local musicians. On the lawn by the Downtown Disney LIVE! Stage there's live music on many evenings, from Motown and rock to jazz and reggae.

Downtown Disney District is set to be revamped: new restaurants and shops are coming to the west end, inspired by Southern California's mid-century architecture.

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Monorail

From the station in Downtown Disney, the Disneyland Monorail takes you to Tomorrowland in about 13 minutes (with a ticket and reservation for Disneyland Park).

Parking

Downtown Disney District has its own car park. Follow the "Downtown Disney parking" signs.

Opening times

Shops and restaurants have their own opening hours. Most stay open until late in the evening.

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