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Frontierland is a mix of attractions and rides representing the pioneer, gold rush, and wild west eras of America as it expanded westward, in the early 19th through the turn of the 20th century. Appropriately, the western most land in the Magic Kingdom, Frontierland can be accessed from Adventureland or Liberty Square. You will know when you have arrived when the sound of banjo music fills the air mingled with loud screams which come from the excited (or terrified) riders of Splash Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, This popular lands two major thrill rides. Looking around it is not hard to feel that you have stepped back in time to an old west town. The buildings are clapboard and have wide boardwalks as well as hitching posts for horses. There is even a saloon (no alcohol served here though). It is easy to imagine the likes of Davey Crocket, Buffalo Bill, Wyatt Earp Billie the Kid, and Jessie James walking streets just like this. Frontierland is on the "Rivers Of America." Rafts are available to take the short ride over to Tom
Sawyers Island. The Walt Disneyworld Railroad makes a stop at the Frontierland Station.
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Woody's Cowboy Camp: Western hoedown with Woody, Jessie, and Bullseye from Toy Story. Frontierland Hoedown: The Country Bears and a troupe of dancers lead guests in square dancing and line dancing. Notorious Banjo Brothers and Bob: Comic musical trio entertain with banjos and a tuba. For all entertainment times consult your Magic Kingdom entertainment guide.
There are no table service restaurants in Frontierland, only counter service and snack stands. Counter Service: Pecos Bill's Tall Tales Café Located next to The Country Bears Jamboree this large counter service restaurant serves chicken wraps, cheeseburgers, BBQ pork sandwiches, chili, cheese fries, etc. along with soft drinks, bottled water, tea, and coffee. There is a large fixings bar so you can jazz up your burgers with grilled onions, relishes, and all manner of other side items. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Aunt Polly's Dockside Inn (Tom Sawyer Island) Only accessible by raft this pleasant waterside spot on Tom Sawyer Island is open seasonally, when Disney feel crowds are large enough to support it. Be aware that it will be hit or miss as to whether Aunt Polly's will be open during your visit. When it is open, it is a great place to sip ice cold lemonade or indulge in a Strawberry Shortcake Sundae while the kids knock themselves out exploring the island. Aside from lemonade and Strawberry sundaes, Aunt Polly's serves apple pie, ice cream, brownies, coffee, tea, soft drinks, and bottled water. Snack Stands: Frontierland Fries Nothing special here just fries and soft drinks. Snack Wagons: Smoked Turkey legs are available from a snack wagon. You have to try one of these mouth watering oversized drumsticks. They are delicious!
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