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Frontierland celebrates the spirit of adventure. From the Wild West, to the winding rivers traveled by Davey Crockett you'll find excitement in every corner.
Big Thunder Railroad
Thunder through mine shafts, bat caves and caverns, past falling rocks and water in this twisting, turning mine train roller coaster. Enjoy the beautiful stalagmites, stalactites and other natural wonders, but don't feed the coyotes and rattlers!
Revel in this roller coaster with plenty of twists, turns and falling rocks. Watch the scenery for a natural arch bridge and a surprising splashdown.
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Height Requirements: 40" (102 cm) or taller
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Frontierland Shootin' Exposition
Take aim at moving and stationary targets on Boot Hill to gauge your marksmanship against visitors from across the frontier. Get in on the action and hone a skill that was essential in the Old West of the 1870s. 18 rootin' tootin' rifles fire safe beams of light. Hit the targets for some surprising laughs.
Stars of "Toy Story 2"
Round up your posse and bring 'em down to Big Thunder for a face-to-face meet and greet with Sheriff Woody, the star of "Toy Story 2". Get your cameras and autograph books ready. You're likely to run into Jessie, the Yodeling Cowgirl. ©Disney·Pixar
Fantasmic!
Mickey's active imagination sets the stage on the Rivers of America for Fantasmic!, a musical extravaganza where the forces of good and evil battle in his dreams. Stunning effects erupt against the night sky as beloved Disney Characters join the reverie both in digital film projections on water and live performances.
Premium Viewing
Reserve your prime seat and tempting dessert sampler with this delightful premium viewing option! Take in the show from an elevated section near the anchor by Café Orleans and the French Market. Reserve your seat up to 30 days before the show. Ticket does not include regular park admission. Reserved seating is first come, first served, so get there early!
Pirate's Lair on Tom Sawyer Island
Pirates of all ages are sailing across the Rivers of America to Pirate's Lair. There awaits them adventures with Captain Jack Sparrow and a shipload of scurvy pirate knaves. Venture through the mysteries of Dead Man's Grotto, explore the hidden caves of Pirate's Den, learn vital pirate skills, and all the while hunting for what every pirate longs for, hidden treasure!
Billy Hill and the Hillbillies
Stomp your feet, hoot along and raise the roof at the liveliest session of pickin' and grinnin' this side of the Pecos. Four brothers, all named Billy, put on quite a show of bluegrass and slapstick comedy. Look for them in Frontierland, including on stage at the Golden Horseshoe.
Big Thunder Ranch
Get up close with some friendly critters at Big Thunder Ranch, a charming little petting zoo located alongside Big Thunder Ranch Barbecue. Inspired by the western ranches of the 1880s, Big Thunder Ranch features a small wooden ranch house and petting barnyard where young cowpokes can meet and pet barnyard animals, such as cows, goats, sheep, donkeys and pigs. From time to time, the ranch has even served as home to the Thanksgiving turkeys pardoned by the President of the United States.
Mark Twain Riverboat
Cruise back in time on an authentic steam-powered paddlewheel riverboat. Mark Twain Riverboat is a 14-minute sightseeing voyage aboard a recreation of the glorious 19th-century riverboats that carried people and cargo up and down the mighty Mississippi. Journey back to the days when traveling was as much about elegance and romance as it was about transportation. Board the gleaming white, 4-level, 105-foot-long vessel. You are free to walk around the decks to inspect the 400-passenger, 5/8th-scale ship and admire its meticulously detailed craftsmanship. Several chairs are available in the box of the first deck.
Sailing Ship Columbia
Sail boldly forth into the wilderness on a full-scale replica of a majestic 3-masted ship from the 18th century. Sailing Ship Columbia recreates the grand pioneering adventures of the famous vessel that discovered the Columbia River and became the first American ship to circumnavigate the globe. Board the 110-foot-long, fully rigged Columbia and feel the wind and sun upon your face. Marvel at the towering 84-foot mainmast or inspect the merchant ship's 10 cannons and 2 deck-mounted swivel guns — necessary to repel the attacks of ruthless pirates.
