Walt Disney had dreamed of the concept of Disneyland for many years before he would eventually see his dream come true. The park opened in 1955, and despite a disastrous opening day, it was a massive success. These days, it has expanded to open up another park in Florida and several others in other countries. Millions of people flock to the parks every year to experience the magic. This collection features iconic locations in the park like Sleeping Beauty’s castle and the Haunted Mansion. You’ll even see characters like Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck! I’ll also share some interesting facts about the history of Disneyland that any Disney fan will be glad to know.
25 Free Disneyland Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Disneyland Castle With Fireworks
The castle in Disneyland is one of the most recognizable landmarks, and it’s the centerpiece of the grand fireworks shows that happen frequently in the park. There are different castles at different Disney parks. For example, Disney World in Florida as well as Tokyo Disneyland have Cinderella’s castle instead and Disneyland Paris houses Belle’s castle.
2. Minnie Mouse Greets A Guest
If you’re lucky at Disneyland, you may have the chance to meet a character like Minnie Mouse and get a picture with them. Classic Disney characters are common favorites, but you can also meet Disney Princesses like Snow White and more modern characters like Captain Jack Sparrow.
3. Disneyland Castle Coloring PDF
4. Disneyland Entrance Sign
5. Disneyland Castle Firework Show
The Sleeping Beauty castle is what most people will first think of when they think of Disneyland, as it’s the main icon of the park and the Disney company as a whole. The castle has been there since the beginning in 1955, and Walt Disney himself had a say in the design of the castle.
6. Disneyland Food Cart With Mickey-Shaped Snacks
There are many iconic food items in Disney parks, and most of them are shaped like Mickey Mouse’s head. Some of these include Mickey pretzels and Mickey waffles. Did you know that Doritos chips had their origin in Disneyland? A food vendor made the chips out of leftover corn triangles and sold them as a snack, and they became very popular.
7. Disneyland It’s A Small World Attraction
The It’s A Small World ride is one of the most famous rides in the park, and it features dolls that represent different cultures of the world. Depending on who you ask, it’s either the best or most annoying ride in the park! It had it’s origins at the New York World’s Fair before being installed in Disneyland. Now, a version of the ride appears in most Disney parks.
8. Disneyland Jungle Cruise Boat
9. Disneyland Main Street With Shops And Balloons
10. Disneyland Monorail Passing By
11. Disneyland Night Scene With Glowing Lights
The castle in Disneyland is magical at any time of the day, but it’s especially enchanting at night time with lights shining on it. You can make the background dark while using bright colors for the castle to replicate this effect.
12. Disneyland Parade With Mickey And Friends
13. Disneyland Park Map With Attractions
If you visit Disneyland, there’s so much to see that you need to choose your schedule carefully! Using a map can be a great way to make sure you don’t miss out on anything. When Disney first envisioned the idea of a theme park, he had something smaller in mind. Over time, his vision would become more and more ambitious until it became what we know today.
14. Disneyland Teacup Ride
15. Disneyland Train Station
16. Donald Duck At Disneyland
17. Dumbo The Elephant Ride At Disneyland
18. Goofy Smiling At Disneyland
19. Haunted Mansion Ride At Disneyland
The Haunted Mansion ride first opened in 1969 and is perfect for anyone who likes things to be a bit spookier! It uses many different lighting tricks and illusions to create the appearance of ghosts and ghouls.
20. Mickey Mouse Waving At Disneyland
21. Mickey-Shaped Balloons In Disneyland
22. Pirates Of The Caribbean Ride At Disneyland
23. Sleeping Beauty Castle At Disneyland Coloring Page
24. Space Mountain Roller Coaster
25. Splash Mountain Ride
Splash Mountain is another popular ride at the park. It used to be based on the film Song of the South, but after it was decided that some elements were offensive, the theming was changed to fit the movie Princess and the Frog instead.
After You Color Your Disneyland Pages
Add some subtle hidden Mickey symbols onto the pages just like you can find in the real park. Draw any Disney characters who didn’t appear in the collection like Daisy Duck or Jack Sparrow to wander around the park. Use glitter, stickers and other crafts to add some sparkle and magic to the scenes.
Visiting Disneyland is one of the most incredible trips you can take, but not everyone can go frequently! Hopefully this collection of pages was the next best thing as you got to express your creativity. You can print and share these pages as many times as you like, so you can have fun experimenting and trying all your ideas. Then, you can spread the magic by sharing your Disneyland art on social media for others to enjoy.
