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The trash and recycling cans around Adventureland are all decorated to fit that tropical theme, they fit in perfect with the local artwork!
Put your debris in the can before it turns into space junk!
The Plaza Inn at Disneyland is hands down the fanciest place to eat a meal that isn't table service... We've taken looks at it from time to time, today it is their old fashioned sign out front...
The Plaza Inn at Disneyland is the gold standard for fast food, just look at the ornate serving areas for some of the dishes!
Serving all your import needs in Adventureland! True to any good operation dealing with various loads of goods, the lighting is made up of mismatched lamps, there are various crates laying around, frieght left behind or damaged in transit, etc.
A couple years ago banners such as this one decorated the Disneyland Resort - with a team of flying elephants Santa could really make good time!
After a week hiatus and a blizzard we're back with Christmas photos! Today - Critter Country. These guys know how to throw a great country holiday event and have garland and wreaths all over their land, all with a natural and homey touch.
And welcome to Walt Disney's Enchanged Tiki Room. This sign still hangs over the entrance to the classic attraction - it is interesting that it specifically calls it Walt Disney's, in part because (for a while) he personally owned the attraction through WED vs. the Walt Disney Company. Just one of those interesting tidbits of the past...
Flaming torches, masks, tropical flowers, thatched roofs, you are certainly in Adventureland now!
You've never really experienced the Rivers of America till you have ridden them in one of the Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes. Hop on board for some excessive and a different look at the river...
Need a refreshment? Have some Dole Hawaiian Pineapple Juice!
The Midnight Dancer greets you to The Enchanted Tiki Room...
Still need decorating ideas for Halloween? How about an old time feel for your festivities? Classic touch, fun but not really spooky, and if you are really good you can find white pumpkins to make ghost jack-o-lanterns.
...and ready to spook someone! These pumpkins are ready to hit the streets of Frontierland in their decked out hay wagon...
This jumbo Mickey pumpkin greeted visitors to Disneyland last year...
Last year these banners were everyone around the Disneyland Resort - I would avoid eating any apples for a while if I were you...
Need to stock up on your villians or Nightmare before Christmas merch? This is the place to get it and conviently located right in New Orleans Square...
This all-white jack-o-lantern was on display at Disneyland last year with some classic Halloween decorations from years past...
There are some shops in Frontierland that have very ornate lighting - this light features a glowing tee-pee with a peaceful wildlife scene all around it...
It is getting to be that time of year again - time to start planning for Halloween! Time to start making plans for how to carve your pumpkins, I'm thinking you can get some creative ideas here...