Markersea Park: California Coast

 

Recreating the state of California in the 1960s, this area is split into two sections. First, it's the charm of San Francisco, then the natural beauty of the fictional National Park of Mount Grizzly. Both areas are richly themed and bring California's culture to life.

After crossing a stone bridge from the left side of Victoria Bay, guests arrive in the bustling city of San Francisco. Here, they come across a city park where they can find a Red Cable Car, which takes them from one end of the land to the other. Around the square, guests can find Golden Gate Gifts, Japantown Restaurant, Mission Street Tacos, and Bay City Souvenirs. Near the park, they may even find a smaller Golden Gate Bridge leading to the Mount Grizzly section. If guests choose to go further down, they will come into Lombard Street, home to the family coaster Lombard Street Speedway, which takes guests down the street and through a nighttime San Francisco scene. As guests go further down, they go into Fisherman's Wharf, where they can find Aunt Anne's Seaside Cafe and Ghiradeli Shop. Across from this is a gift shop called the Hip to Shop, which sells 1960s merchandise. At the end of the street is a ferryboat station, which takes guests to an exploration area known as Prison Island, a recreation of Alcatraz that guests can look around.

Crossing over the Golden Gate Bridge, guests end up in Mount Grizzly National Park, which pays homage to places like Yosemite and the Redwoods. The key attraction here is Redwood River Rapids, a wild water ride. Guests can also find the Smokejumpers Station restaurant and the explorational area Camp Grizzly, nearby which is the El Capitan Corner. Guests can also follow a path to the Markersea Steamer Line station, which departs to Mystic Bazaar.
Attractions:
17. Red Cable Car
18. Lombard Street Speedway
19. Prison Island
20. Redwood River Rapids
21. Camp Grizzly
22. Markersea Steamer Line

Dining:
23. Japantown Restaurant
24. Mission Street Tacos
25. Auntie Anne's Seaside Cafe
26. Ghiradeli Shop
27. Smokejumper's Station

Shopping:
28. Golden Gate Gifts
29. Bay City Souvenirs
30. Hip to Shop
31. El Capitan Corner

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