Since its opening in 1966, Disneyland's New Orleans Square has always delivered impressive and romantic immersion in the beautiful, intricate environment of the Crescent City--specifically its French Quarter. The colorful facades, exquisite detailing, incorporation of greenery, and different materials make for an evocative ambiance that really transports guests to the Big Easy.  One of the most effective ways New Orleans Square does this is through its bountiful use of balconies, evoking its real-life inspiration. The balconies feature marvelous wrought iron railings that show an artisan flair, and their projections out over the main walking paths carves out a 3D space that is more dynamic and engaging.  The texture of this architecture really steeps guests into the escapist setting, and it's always been one of my favorite aspects of the Disneyland Park!