Disney's FrontierLand Secrets Revealed

Today in Provost Park Pass I talk all about FrontierLand. There is so much history in Frontierland. I hope you like this video. Let me know what I should talk about next.

[janessaromero]

So glad I found your account! Your editing is hilarious hahahaha 😩😂

[dalalmansour]

My seven year old and I are going through each land with you, and we love it! Tom Sawyer’s Island is such a nice break when the kids are getting fatigued with lines and crowds.

Frontierland is my husband’s favorite land. He’s French, and he said the “wild American frontier” was very enthralling to him as a child. Disney did a great job at capturing a child’s imagination of what the American frontier was like.

[dawnpowers]

Why aren't there more people subscribed to this channel?!? I am so happy I found this! Your videos are awesome!!!!

[javiercortes]

Provost Park has become my favorite Disney YouTube channel. Informative, funny, good jokes (really). Greetings from Mexico (visiting again Disneyland, God willing, next October with our grandchildren)

[zachcipriano]

Big Thunder Mountain is a solid contender for my favorite ride at Disneyland

[PorchPotatoMike]

When they are running Fantasmic you can’t ride the Mark Twain, but in the winter when there is no Fantasmic during the week, you can ride the Twain at night. It’s one of my favorite things to do there. In fact, once I was able to watch the fireworks from the top deck of the boat. They loaded us up and actually stopped on the back loop of the rivers and we all got a very special viewing.

[jenescoto]

I love “the wildest ride in the wilderness” (yes I changed my voice) the best part is it shows you a sneak peak of Star Wars land 😍😍😍

[ThunderMesaStudio]

Yes, there was a french fry cart in Frontierland in the 1990s, and in the early days you could fish from a dock on Tom Sawyer Island. But you could never have fished from where the fry cart was since those two things are separated by at least 40 years.

[joeleon]

Very informative information on Frontierland! I'm really happy to have found your account and Disneyland brings out my inner kid factor in me. I never knew about the Stage Door Cafe or that trail that's not used by many people today that leads to Fantasyland. Thanks again for another amazing video!

[sjoyp]

Some other things we love in Frontier Land - Farley the Fiddler. He is part of the street entertainment. Hey, street entertainment...that would be a good episode because there are so many different entertainers that enhance the DL experience. Farley will do impromptu hoe downs with guests as they come through Frontier Land. He also has his own badges that you can only get from him. Also, in the store is Walt's barb wire collection on the wall. Barb wire collecting is a thing and the pieces have to be over 18" to be of value. His collection is quite valuable. It is on the store wall in the corner.

[givemehendrix]

Before the present shooting gallery there was one which shoot BBs and the targets went pass the shooters. Every night the targets got repainted, ducks, rabbits, buffalo, every night

[kimpanattoni]

I do not know if you covered this, but there is a path off to the left of the castle that goes by a gazebo and dance floor where they used to have "Date Night at Disneyland". It is still in use, or was when I last checked several years ago, and they have swing dance events there. A friend of mine used to go swing dancing there quite often and tried her hardest to get me to go dancing, but I cannot dance worth a lick, so I said I would just watch. It is a great path that I never see many people on, so I am trying to find it in one of your videos. I believe it winds up in Frontierland but I do not remember where. It is just up past the Main Street roundabout and on the left just barely beside the castle, just before you get to it. Is this path in any of your other videos? Is the path even still there now? We are talking around the very early 2000s when my friend danced there.

[TheLostBoysGirls]

Love this video, especially your closing remarks on why you love Disneyland. We love Disneyland for the same reasons. It makes us feel like a kid again, no matter what age you are. It's like what Walt Disney said, "Growing older is mandatory, but growing up is optional". Fantastic work once again. 😃✨

[lichegate]

Chris, I've watched three or four of your videos now and I think you nailed the tone here. Some of your (more recent?) videos have been a little manic for my taste, but this one strikes a good balance between informative and silly. Plenty of enthusiasm still shows through. Keep making them like this and I'll keep watching. I appreciate quality Disneyland content and you did a great job with this one! Thanks!

[Charly-Franco]

i been in disneyland about a dozen times, and never going to the island, because i believe it's too boring, but now next time i´m go to see it, thanks

[itslaurenlauren]

Also, a long time ago on Tom Sawyers island, there used to be a fort which guest's could frolick. It closed in 2003 and now used for storage.

[haileysmith]

Your channel is one of my favorites. You really teach me a lot and make me feel like I'm there with you. You guys are the best! <3

[notlargerthanlife]

Being a native Tucsonan (Southern AZ), half Mexican, and also a huge Dis-Nerd,  I never get tired of listening to the way people pronounce Rancho del Zocalo x)

[lisamariesanchez]

I would love to be part of a group tour if you ever led one. You have so much knowledge and share it in a such a fun filled way with your contagious enjoyment of the parks!

[Karlainwndrland]

Thank you for sharing all that Disney knowledge and taking us around the park to share it all. Now when I go to Disneyland I look for things that I hadn't notice before that you have shared in your videos. And thanks to Brad R. he introduced me to your videos and I tell him all about your videos each week :)