Do you count Main Street as a "land"

[DisneyDaniel]

In terms of "rides" on Main Street, U.S.A., I definitely think the following would count as rides: Disneyland Railroad and Main Street Vehicles (Fire Engine, Horse-Drawn Street Cars, Horseless Carriage, and Omnibus.

So, yes, Main Street offers moving amusements which may not be on everyone's list of all-time favorites, but they're still rides--and still special for this land.

[wendybeth]

Doh! You're right, DD- how could I forget the RR? Still, I tend to view Main Street as before, and the RR only reinforces that perception: it distributes people to other points in the Park, although lots of people ride it for fun or to rest.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by DisneyDaniel

In terms of "rides" on Main Street, U.S.A., I definitely think the following would count as rides: Disneyland Railroad and Main Street Vehicles (Fire Engine, Horse-Drawn Street Cars, Horseless Carriage, and Omnibus.

So, yes, Main Street offers moving amusements which may not be on everyone's list of all-time favorites, but they're still rides--and still special for this land.

Ah, but if you're talking attractions, then we've forgotten all about Mr. Lincoln!

Lincoln was a must-do on my family's list, and usually our first attraction.

But I agree with everyone, attractions or not, my original POV was that Main Street was a "street", NOS a "square", etc. It was not until I got my AP that I realized just how many lands there are.

[DisneyDaniel]

Yep, Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln was my family's favorite, "must do" attraction also, and I would not purposely omit it on a list of Main Street attractions.

Main Street Cinema, as a 1955 original, is an attraction, too, and I could watch "Steamboat Willie" over and over...

And for angry guests or over-zealous Annual Passholders, they might consider City Hall an attraction.