Orleans Square

New Orleans Square is a themed land within Disneyland Park. You can access it by entering Disneyland Park and following the pathways towards Adventureland or Frontierland. It's centrally located and easily navigable once inside the park.

Disneyland Park does not have parking directly at New Orleans Square. You'll need to park in one of the main Disneyland Resort parking structures (Mickey & Friends Parking Structure or Toy Story Parking Area) and then take the tram or walk to the park entrance.

Yes, strollers are permitted in New Orleans Square, but it can get crowded. Consider using a stroller that is easy to maneuver through tight spaces.

The best way to navigate New Orleans Square is on foot. Take your time to wander through the streets, explore the shops, and enjoy the detailed theming. Maps are available at the park entrance.

While there isn't direct transportation to New Orleans Square from outside the park, once inside Disneyland, you can walk or take the Disneyland Railroad to stations near New Orleans Square.

No, New Orleans Square is part of Disneyland Park. A standard Disneyland Park ticket is required for entry into the park, which grants you access to all themed lands, including New Orleans Square.

The operating hours for New Orleans Square are the same as Disneyland Park's general operating hours. These can vary seasonally, so it's best to check the official Disneyland website or app for the most up-to-date information.

Most attractions in New Orleans Square, like Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion, are included with your park admission. Some experiences might offer Lightning Lane access via Genie+ for an additional fee.

Discounts are typically for general Disneyland Park admission, not specifically for New Orleans Square. Keep an eye on the official Disneyland website for any promotions or special offers on park tickets.

Dining reservations for Tiana's Palace can be made up to 60 days in advance through the Disneyland app or the official Disneyland website. They are highly recommended as the restaurant is very popular. +1

The absolute must-dos include Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion, and dining at Tiana's Palace or Cafe Orleans. Exploring the unique shops is also highly recommended. +2

Yes, New Orleans Square offers attractions suitable for families. Pirates of the Caribbean and the general atmosphere are enjoyable for most ages. Haunted Mansion might be a bit spooky for very young children.

You might encounter live jazz music, character meet-and-greets (like Jack Skellington and Sally), and parades that pass through the area. Check the Disneyland app for daily schedules. +1

Yes, restrooms are available within New Orleans Square. Look for signage indicating their locations.

Visiting in the morning or later in the evening can help you avoid the peak crowds. The atmosphere is also magical at night with the lights.

Tiana's Palace offers delicious Southern-inspired cuisine, while Cafe Orleans provides a more upscale dining experience with classic New Orleans dishes. Both are highly recommended. +1

Tiana's Palace is famous for its flavorful Southern dishes, including gumbo, beignets, and various seafood and meat entrees, all inspired by the movie 'The Princess and the Frog.'

While Tiana's Palace and Cafe Orleans are table-service, there are often snack carts and smaller eateries nearby offering quick bites and treats.

Beignets are a classic New Orleans treat often available, and you might find other sweet and savory snacks from various carts and kiosks.

Options can vary, but Tiana's Palace and Cafe Orleans often have vegetarian choices. It's best to check the current menus on the Disneyland app or website for specific dietary information.

Capture the charm of the architecture, the iconic Pirates of the Caribbean facade, and the festive atmosphere. The gas lamps and wrought-iron balconies make for beautiful shots.

Photography is generally not allowed inside the ride vehicles for safety reasons. However, you can take photos of the ride exteriors and queue areas.

The golden hour (shortly after sunrise or before sunset) offers beautiful lighting. Nighttime with the park lights also creates a magical ambiance for photos.

Look for character meet-and-greets, especially during Halloween season with Jack Skellington and Sally, for unique photo opportunities. +1

For low-light conditions, use a wider aperture and a higher ISO. Consider using a tripod for sharper images at night, but be mindful of park rules.