The best way I can describe Mickey Avenue at Shanghai Disneyland is a mix of Mickey's Toontown and Buena Vista Street. The land itself is relatively shallow, not a long corridor like the Main Streets of the Magic Kingdoms of the world, and the architecture for most of the street is whimsical and sort of cartoon-like, yet familiar and cozy at the same time. And it features a tower at the end of the street that looks an awful lot like Carthay Circle Restaurant. There is charm and a sense of elegance, and some playfulness too. A unique entry area for a unique Magic Kingdom park!
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| Mickey Avenue is a cornucopia of facades, leading to a familiar icon--at least to Disney California Adventure guests. |
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