Dream Kingdom: Main Street, U.S.A.

 

When guests enter the park, they are immersed in an American Midwestern town at the turn of the Twentieth Century. This is Main Street, the "opening credits" of the park, where names of people who helped make the resort are found in fictional businesses. This is inspired by Walt's hometown of Marceline, Missouri, which has inspired many other Main Streets in the parks.

When guests go through the front gates, they see the Main Street station for the Dream Kingdom Railroad, which departs to Frontierland. Beneath that is the floral Mickey face while on both sides of it are tunnels with attraction posters inside them. On the other side is the Town Square. Here, guests see a park with a flagpole in the center. On the left, they get help at City Hall, pick up merchandise at the Chamber of Commerce, or sign up for Defenders of the Dream Kingdom at the Firehouse, which is like the Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom in Disney World. On the opposite side is the theater, where guests can see Mickey's Magic Show, a live stage show, or Meet Mickey himself in his dressing room nearby. Guests can also ride Horse-Drawn Streetcars and the Omnibus to the hub.

Going down the street, guests find a selection of dining and shopping. On the left, they can find The Emporium, Walt's American Restaurant, Photo Parlor, Disney Clothiers, and Parkside Cafe. On the right, they will find Crystal Arts, Jolly Holiday Ice Cream, Main Street Deli, Pin Traders, and Dapper Dans' Barber Shop. Dapper Dans and the Main Street Marching Band perform around here.

At the end of the street is the hub, where guests can access all the lands. In the center of it is the Partners statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse, and behind it is the Enchanted Fairytale Castle, which is similar to Shanghai's castle. This castle has references to all of the princesses instead of just one. On the left side are the entrances to Frontierland and Adventureland. On the right side are the entrances to Fantasyland and Tomorrowland. Near the entrance to Tomorrowland is the Plaza Inn, a sit-down restaurant.

Help and Services:

• City Hall
• Chamber of Commerce

Attractions:

• Dream Kingdom Railroad
• Defenders of the Dream Kingdom
• Horse-Drawn Streetcars
• Omnibus

Entertainment:

• Mickey's Magic Show
• Meet Mickey
• Dapper Dans
• Main Street Marching Band

Dining:

• Walt's American Restaurant
• Parkside Cafe
• Jolly Holiday Ice Cream
• Main Street Deli
• Plaza Inn

Shopping:

• The Emporium
• Photo Parlor
• Disney Clothiers
• Crystal Arts
• Pin Traders
• Dapper Dans' Barber Shop

This area is a lot like the other ones I've done. However, I decided to recreate the authentic American feel from the earlier parks. I had a flagpole in the center of the town square and some Americana around, making it look like guests have been transported to the time period.