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Entering Frontierland Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Area detail in Frontierland. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Look up to see the detail in Frontierland's shops. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Fuente del Oro Restaurante: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Last Chance Cafe: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Silver Spur Steakhouse: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The Lucky Nugget Saloon: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The Lucky Nugget Saloon: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Thunder Mesa Riverboat Landing: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Thunder Mesa Riverboat Landing: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Phantom Manor: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Phantom Manor: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Phantom Manor: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Big Thunder Mountain: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Big Thunder Mountain: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Big Thunder Mountain: Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Looks like Disney also got some Europeans to pay up for "Walk of Magical Memories" tiles, too. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Passing under the Disneyland Hotel, you'll find the park's ticket booths. But, of course, you bought your tickets in advance, right? :^) Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Once you're past the ticket booths, you'll pass under the Main Street train station on your way into Disneyland Paris' Town Square. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The view to the left as you enter Disneyland Paris' Town Square. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The view to the right as you enter Disneyland Paris' Town Square. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The view down Main Street from Town Square. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Disney uses period theming to sneak a billboard onto its Paris Main Street. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Disneyland Paris uses arcades on either side of Main Street to allow for additional guest access, as well as shelter in bad weather. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
A billboard on Disneyland Paris' Main Street that might look awfully familiar to anyone who's also visited Tokyo DisneySea. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
