Frontierland: Dining, Shopping, and Entertainment

 DINING:

W - Crescent City Cafe

Quick Service

In this quaint New Orleans restaurant, guests can eat bread bowls, soups, sandwiches, and other foods in an outdoor pavilion. They may also hear a jazz band play from time to time, depending on when they come.


X - Tiana’s Palace

Table Service

Inspired by the restaurant seen in The Princess and the Frog, this is where guests can get an authentic New Orleans dining experience. Here, they can have beignets, gumbo, as well as some American cuisine. Don’t forget to order the mouth-watering Mardi Gras cake for dessert!


Y - Davy Crockett Inn

Quick Service

Near Grizzly Hall is a rustic building where guests can eat burgers, chicken tenders, and hot dogs, as well as sandwiches, in a rustic setting. Here, you’ll feel like you’re in the forests of America with the room filled with antiques from the American frontier.


Z - La Rancha Cibola

Quick Service

This is a restaurant that sells Mexican food. Here, guests can have burritos, tacos, and other traditional Mexican foods as they sit in a Mexican hacienda.


AA - The Silver Horseshoe

Table Service

In this Wild West-style saloon, guests can enjoy a lively atmosphere as they eat an elegant American cuisine. From country-fried chicken to BBQ ribs, to Thanksgiving turkey and vegetarian salads, this is one great restaurant to be at.


SHOPPING

AB - French Quarter Store

Located in New Orleans is a gift shop selling merchandise themed to the Big Easy. This features many items that pay homage to the city’s rich and diverse culture.


AC - Mardi Gras Gifts

For those celebrating Mardi Gras, this is the place to go. Here, guests can find beads and party items that would celebrate the Carnival season like nowhere else.


AD - Bayou Crossing

After their bayou adventure with Tiana, guests will come into this repurposed Tiana’s Foods warehouse that has become a gift shop. Here, guests will find merchandise themed to the ride as well as the princess it is inspired by.


AE - Trading Post

Inside a rustic trading post, guests will find souvenirs fit for a mountain man. Here, they can buy western-themed merchandise and apparel, as well as other items from the frontier.


AF - Thunder Springs Mercantile

This is a gift shop selling merchandise from the Thunder Springs settlement. Here is where guests will find cowboy-themed merchandise, as well as merchandise from the Navajo tribe.


AG - Prospector Prizes

For those who survived the wild mine train ride of Big Thunder Mountain, they will come into this gift shop and find merchandise themed to the attraction, as well as the nearby Western River Expedition ride. Here, they can purchase apparel, pins, and toy trains.


ENTERTAINMENT

Jazz musicians play in the New Orleans area.

Cowboy fiddlers also play in the Thunder Springs area.

Tiana, Naveen, Pocahontas, Woody, and Jessie meet in this land.

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