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Mickey's Toontown

Mickey's Toontown

Tourist attraction in Anaheim, CaliforniaWikipedia

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Sep 25, 2026

TobyHOST
34:41
We have places like Tomorrowland.
TobyHOST
34:44
Toontown.
TobyHOST
34:44
Toontown, yes.
TobyHOST
34:45
Frontierland.
TobyHOST
34:46
Johnny Rockets.
LaneHOST
26:01
But here's the thing.
LaneHOST
26:03
The reason why I'm so adamant that Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway should stay at Walt Disney World and not be moved out of the Chinese theater or anything, unless you can promise me that we get the same exact looking theater type facade at Toontown in California.
LaneHOST
26:23
The reason why I feel like we need to keep that ride where it is and keep it for the most part how it is is is because that's the first ever attraction at any Disney park to feature Mickey Mouse.
LaneHOST
26:40
It's a Mickey exclusive ride, I guess I should say.
DanHOST
12:39
And again, consider how Disney, when they say wide open space, they usually mean like a park.
DanHOST
12:47
I think that they're going to benefit from what they learned from Toontown.
JimmyHOST
12:52
Yeah.
DanHOST
12:53
I think there's going to be some areas that are kid friendly, but not kid centric.
CindyAUDIENCE
43:10
So-
Scott GardnerHOST
43:10
And having Toontown for the two-year-old too I think is great as well
Mike RahlmannHOST
43:14
I was gonna say that, that Too- Toontown at Disneyland is, it's, we don't talk about it much, but that is so well done back there.
Scott GardnerHOST
43:19
Mm-hmm.
CindyAUDIENCE
43:20
Right, right.
JakeHOST
86:10
Yeah.
JakeHOST
86:10
I mean, I was just thinking, like, is this going to be, like, the new version of Toontown with Mickey and Minnie's house, but now it's, like, the villain's lairs?
KateHOST
86:17
I mean, it could be.
KateHOST
86:19
It could be
ErinHOST
16:10
Just so many options.
ErinHOST
16:11
Okay, back in Toontown.
ErinHOST
16:12
Toontown.
ErinHOST
16:14
Pete.
ErinHOST
16:14
Pete.
ErinHOST
19:39
What else? No, there's really not...
ErinHOST
19:43
Maybe.
ErinHOST
19:44
Maybe Toontown could just be its own little haunted island.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:37
Around Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom, through the Grand Canyon and Primeval World.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:45
Stops at Frontierland, Mickey's Toontown, and Tomorrowland.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:53
Last call.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:55
[background chatter]
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:43
Welcome aboard the Disneyland Railroad.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:46
We're embarking on a grand circle tour of the Magic Kingdom.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:50
We'll be stopping at New Orleans Square, Mickey's Toontown, and Tomorrowland.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:55
We'll also-
Todd James PierceHOST
4:06
They're trailered in for work, and there's a small barn on property that they stay in when they're on-site.
Todd James PierceHOST
4:13
Likewise, behind the rolling hills of Toontown, Disney took out backstage support areas for such things as storage, office, and general work areas to make way for the large show building necessary for Runaway Railway.
Todd James PierceHOST
4:29
For a while now, the formula for new attractions at the California parks has been some support areas backstage need to be relocated, often outside of the Disneyland campus for a new attraction, particularly a new attraction with a large show building.
Todd James PierceHOST
4:47
The Coco Show Building is just the most extreme version of this.

15 MINS LATER

Todd James PierceHOST
19:36
Here's a list of rides and lands that have opened toward the end of May or early in June.
Todd James PierceHOST
19:42
Finding Nemo Subs, Midway Mania, The Little Mermaid Ride, all of Cars Land, Mission Breakout, Pixar Pier, Galaxy's Edge, and Avengers Campus, which includes web-slingers.
Todd James PierceHOST
19:55
The only three major rides in the last two decades that opened outside of this time frame are Tiana's Bayou Adventure, Rise of the Resistance, which simply opened later than planned due to construction and installation issues, and Runaway Railway with the updated Toontown.
Todd James PierceHOST
20:14
These two were originally eyed for a 2022 opening, but as parts of this combined project were eventually stalled due to COVID closures, that probably affected the timeline.
TristanHOST
12:04
Is a worthy number nine.
TristanHOST
12:05
So my number nine is I've kind of roped everything into this, but it's Toontown.
SeanHOST
12:12
Oh, I didn't put Toontown, but I should have.
SeanHOST
12:16
I'm glad you
TristanHOST
12:16
did.
TristanHOST
12:38
And I've only been to Disneyland twice, right? Twice.
SeanHOST
12:43
And it's a
TristanHOST
12:44
place that I just am always longing to go back to, especially Toontown.
AshleyGUEST
41:05
Like to town is so fun.
AshleyGUEST
41:07
Toontown.
Madison SassmanHOST
41:08
So good.
Madison SassmanHOST
41:08
It's so fun.

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AshleyGUEST
49:40
We're like, we're going to get you started.
AshleyGUEST
49:41
But now Disney does that, too, which is so nice.
AshleyGUEST
49:44
That was another thing that happened in Toontown when kids came up because they want to be excited, but they don't understand.
AshleyGUEST
49:49
Pin trading is something I just learned about.

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