DCA's California Screamin' is one of the park's most efficient crowd-movers. With the ability to run five trains on the track ...

Of the two entry paths to Paradise Pier, the main bridge delivers the most dramatic and fun sense of traveling back in time to an old-fa...

Here we are, settled into our bobsled and ready to plunge into the icy caverns of the Matterhorn! While we wait, I'd like to share two...

Gadget's Go Coaster appears to have been cobbled together from Tinker Toys, bottle caps and acorns. It's a cheerful, speedy little...

Today we have a quick look at California Screamin' looping gracefully over Toy Story Midway Mania. Both rides are technological marvel...

California Screamin' barrels around a turn above the waters of Paradise Bay. This end of the massive coaster gets up close and persona...

One of my very favorite features at the Disneyland Hotel is this incredible scale model of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Located in the l...

Clear across the park from the wonders of Cars Land sits the ride that, in many ways, represents the many unfortunate executive decisions ...

El Bumpo! Way back before Six Flags took ownership...back when the Goldrusher mine train was the park's biggest coaster...when not o...

Big Thunder Mountain viewed from the Mark Twain The recent Disney Parks Blog confirmation that Big Thunder Mountain Railroad will clo...

Eleven years after Disney California Adventure opened, California Screamin' remains one of the most popular attractions at Disneyland ...

Space Mountain opened at Disneyland on May 27, 1977. I got to the park a few weeks later to take my initial trip into "superspace....

While strolling around the perimeter of Disneyland's Matterhorn, you're bound to come across this footprint casting that appeare...

How about a brisk Matterhorn Bobsled run to wake you up first thing in the morning? On-ride Matterhorn photos always make me want to shout...