Book review: Disneyland Park

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If you want to visit the famous Disneyland Park but don’t want to miss school tomorrow, we may have a solution. Get Disney’s Disneyland Park book, go on an adventure of a lifetime, and still arrive at school on time.

Disneyland Park is a collection of four exciting bedtime stories that will transport you from the comfort of your bed into a magical world where anything is possible. You can be a space traveler, a globetrotter, a cruise passenger, or even survive a haunted mansion. What’s important to know before the trip is that each story is based on your favourite Disney theme park ride.

From joining Albert, the skipper, on his famous Jungle Cruise to saying hello to people from around the world on It’s a Small World, from frightening yourself in the Haunted Mansion to traveling to faraway planets on Space Mountain, this book lets you do it all. What’s even better is that you can take anyone you like on these trips; they just have to be there with you when you are ‘into’ the adventure!

Each ride and story is as safe and entertaining as possible. Visiting the world’s greatest monuments may seem tiring; traveling by boat through a jungle full of animals may seem dangerous; and boarding a Doom Buggy at a haunted mansion with an invisible ghost as your guide or escaping a meteor shower in space might not be on your to-do list, but they make the adventure even better.

The narration is simple and easy to understand, and the full-colour illustrations help. By the time you and your friends are through this book, you will know more about the world, jungle animals, ghosts, and space than you did before taking the trip.

Even though none of the trips are connected, you can take them in one go or break up the reading so you can finish the whole book in four days.

Four trips on four different theme park rides that’s irresistible, to say the least. Get your passport this book and go on an adventure you will never forget!

Published in Dawn, Young World, September 19th, 2026

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