Disneyland Park Seoul: Mickey Central

 

Similar to Tokyo Disneyland's World Bazaar, this crossroad area features two streets instead of one. Although it still has the American feel of Main Street, it is more Victorian in style. It also features a glass canopy overhead to protect guests from bad weather.

ATTRACTIONS
1 - Omnibus
Guests can take a ride out to the hub and around the street on a covered omnibus, a green double-decker bus from old times.

2 - Horse-Drawn Streetcars
Guests can also take a ride on some streetcars, which move around the covered areas as well as out to the hub.

3 - The Disney Gallery
Guests can learn about Walt Disney, the man behind the mouse, and how Disneyland came to Korea. They can also take part in Animation Academy, where they learn to draw Disney characters.
DINING:
Here are some dining options:
A - Guyong Korean BBQ
B - Eatside Cafe
C - Mickey Central Waffle House
D - Carnation Corner
E - Gibson Gal Ice Cream
F - Roy's Deli

SHOPPING:
Here are some places to shop:
G - The Emporium
H - Disney Confectionary
I - Crystal Arts
J - Korean Display
K - Clothing Mall

ENTERTAINMENT:
Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Goofy, Donald, Chip, and Dale meet around here
The Parade Route also passes through the hub

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