Storybook Land Canal Boats

Description

Storybook Land Canal Boats

📍 Located in Fantasyland at Disneyland Park
Sail Through a Miniature World of Disney Classics
Any Height
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A Voyage Through Storybook Magic

Embark on a gentle cruise through the mouth of Monstro the Whale and discover a land where beloved Disney stories come to life—in miniature. Glide along winding waterways aboard a 12-passenger open-air boat and behold meticulously crafted villages, castles, and landscapes from your favorite fairy tales.

As you float past each enchanting scene, your Storybook guide will share tales of the heroes, heroines, and happy endings that make Disney magic timeless.

Tiny Worlds, Grand Detail

Every cottage, palace, and tower in Storybook Land is handcrafted with incredible precision—built to a one-inch-to-one-foot scale and adorned with lush gardens and sparkling details. Keep your eyes open for these familiar locales:

• The icy kingdom of Arendelle and Elsa’s glittering ice palace from Frozen

• The Three Little Pigs’ straw, stick, and brick houses

• The rooftops and parks of London from Peter Pan

• The quaint Alpine village from Pinocchio

• The whimsical English countryside from Alice in Wonderland

• The bustling city of Agrabah and the Cave of Wonders from Aladdin

• Prince Eric’s seaside palace and King Triton’s undersea castle from The Little Mermaid

• The Dwarfs’ cottage from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

• The French countryside and mountaintop castle from Cinderella

• Toad Hall from The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad

• The colorful patchwork quilt of Lullaby Land

A Classic Disneyland Treasure

Since opening in 1956, Storybook Land Canal Boats has captured the wonder of Disney’s greatest tales with its blend of artistry, nostalgia, and imagination.

Currently, Storybook Land Canal Boats is closed for refurbishment. Please check back soon to experience the return of this timeless Disneyland favorite—where the magic of storytelling truly sets sail.

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