| New Orleans Square | |
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| Disneyland | |
| Opening date | 1966 |
 New Orleans Square | |
| Location: | Disneyland Park |
| Theme: | 19th century New Orleans |
| Opening Day: | 1966 |
| Number of Rides: | 2 |
New Orleans Square was the first new land to open since the opening of Disneyland Park. It is themed to be the nineteenth century New Orleans. It is the home to two of Disneyland's most popular attractions, Pirates of the Caribbean and The Haunted Mansion. It is also home to the new Disney Dream Suite, which is a suite that guests can win a stay in. This land only exists at Disneyland Park. It is located in between Frontierland, Adventureland, and Bayou Country.
Attractions[]
- Fantasmic!
- Haunted Mansion Holiday (Haunted Mansion during Holiday season)
- The Haunted Mansion
- Pirates of the Caribbean
Previous Attractions[]
- The Disney Gallery
- Pirates Arcade Museum
- Princess Tiana's Mardi Gras Celebration
Dining[]
- Blue Bayou Restaurant
- Club 33 (private club)
- Cafe Orleans
- French Market Restaurant
- Mint Julep Bar
- The Harbour Gallery
- 21 Royal
- Royal Street Veranda
Former[]
- Le Petite Patisserie (1988–2004)
Shopping[]
- Cristal d'Orleans
- Jewel of Orleans
- L'Ornement Magique
- La Mascarade d'Orleans
- Le Bat en Rouge
- Parasol Cart
- Pieces of Eight
- Portrait Artists
- Royal Street Sweets
- Mlle. Antoninette's Parfumerie
Former[]
- Bookstand (1966–1973)
- Le Chapeau (1966–1974)
- Le Forgeron (1966–1974)
- Lafitte's Silver Shop (1966–1988)
- Candy Cart (1966–1995)
- One-of-a-Kind Shop (1966–1996)
- Le Gourmet (1966–1998)
- La Boutique d'Or (1974–1980)
- Marche aux Fleurs (1975–1985)
- Chocolate Collection (1980–1995)
- Port d'Orleans (1995–2002)
- La Boutique de Noel (1998–2006)
- L'Ornement Magique (1998–2013)
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