If your kids are getting wiggly in their stroller or simply need a place to walk or explore (or crawl) freely, head over to CenTOONial Park. Designed as the central space within Mickey’s Toontown, this park offers sculpted roots, a little shade, and plenty of cushy “grass” underfoot. Best of all, it’s specifically designed for toddlers and preschoolers to crawl, climb, and just hang out.

CenTOONial Park Fast Facts

• Location: Mickey’s Toontown
• Height Requirement: None
• Attraction Length: Varies
• Lightning Lane Multi Pass: No
• Ride Type: Park
• Early Theme Park Entry Eligible: No
• Extended Evening Hours Eligible: N/A
• Ride Switch Available: N/A

Queue

There is no queue for CenTOONial Park. Guests can walk up and explore the area at any time.

Accessibility 

Guests may remain in their wheelchair or ECV to experience CenTOONial Park.

On-Ride Photo

There is no on-ride photo for this attraction.

Is CenTOONial Park Kid-Friendly?

CenTOONial Park is designed with young kids in mind. After all, it’s located in one of the most kid-friendly spaces in all of Disneyland: Mickey’s Toontown. 

Designed as a space where kids and families can gather and play together, the park offers some places to sit down, crawl, and explore. While there’s nothing here for older kids (especially tweens), the littlest of kids will find plenty to entertain themselves.

Best For: Toddlers and preschoolers who need some space to run, explore, or get the wiggles out.

Will CenTOONial Park Cause Motion Sickness?

CenTOONial Park is an open-air play area, and there is nothing located here that should cause motion sickness.