Top 5 Disney Attractions with NO LINES!

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You've got your E-tickets, and your... Not so E-tickets. But that was never a bad thing! With your lesser appreciated attractions, no waiting in line is necessary! Today I walk you through my 5 favorite attractions that you can experience, no line required!
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[@jamesoniris2647]

The worst thing to wear at Disney: Fur jackets Sandles One of those I wanted the D shirts

[@mrbeaver8184]

The other worst thing to wear at Disney: Fursuits

[@mae5274]

@@mrbeaver8184 wdym fursuiters are all over the place at disney

[@mitsubishilancerevox8707]

I failed on all of them. Except the fursuit. That thing, it scares me

[@disneydork100]

High heels.

[@coratheneutralmilkhotelfan2131]

@Tron unless you're planning on wearing only a jacket

[@sleepylionking1103]

“Do you want to smell like The Haunted Mansion? Or ROME BURNING TO PIECES?”

[@impr0zkirkulease130]

Yeah.😝😂😆

[@user-gf8eg7pm7g]

Imagine asking someone this question and screaming Rome burning to pieces😂😂😂🔥

[@fancychuproductions3916]

Me: "Lights up the Haunted Mansion Scented Candle" My house: the wait time for the refrigerator is 5 hours

[@cobbvanthdilf]

I wouldn’t recommend wearing sandals on the treehouses, they could fall off and get lost

[@TalysAlankil]

As someone who went through the dragon's lair in paris as a kid, yes, i did get terrified. I loved it though.

[@troodon1096]

If I went there at about age 8 (which wouldn't have actually been possible, as Disneyland Paris opened when I was 16, so speaking theoretically here) I don't think I would have been particularly scared, but I've always had a thing for reptiles (go figure). I find myself wanting to go to Paris now; closest thing you can get to seeing what Beastly Kingdom could have been.

[@Ascendant1]

It was definitely terrifying and my parents definitely had a hard time peeling me away from it.

[@SplinterGirl13]

I feel like the carousel of progress never has a line at world at least. That's one of my favorite rides. Love the music and air conditioning haha! People mover used to never have a line but now a lot of the cars are broken because of age and the line has gotten longer. Still worth the wait

[@fxdiz]

I agree the carousel of progress Is awesome and there is almost never a line for it. Sandal's '

[@nairbpenguinlizard]

Bruhhh I dont remember ever waiting for people mover until the last two years

[@iLuvvYuuMjxXxLia]

SplinterGirl13 are you serious? It’s the worst ride, that’s why there’s no line! To any tourists wondering what it is: it’s an animatronic led storytime about how technology has changed over time, featuring an annoying repeated song and seats that move from room to room. Nothing to do with Disney, and more suited to the theme of Epcot. Skip.

[@MusicallyModestly]

Cinder Ella That attraction is mostly for the non-tourists, like you stated it doesn’t make sense to them. Granted, the story and the topic of the show itself may not be the greatest, but it’s more about the history of the attraction itself! The people involved working for the show and it’s long-running history for theater/ innovative ideas at the time! It’s a reminder of how “We’ve Come so Far” and how technology has changed the park itself over the years. Maybe try to not knock something off because you don’t understand the idea and culture of an attraction. Plus it’s great to sit and get some a/c for 20 minutes ;)

[@RxYouth]

Except it was built specifically by Walt and WED for the 64 World's Fair and sources say Disney himself stated it was his favorite attraction and should never stop running. It was also at Disneyland first before being brought over to WDW. Some may find it a little cheesy and boring but its steeped in Disney history and was probably unlike anything anyone had ever seen at the time. Plus Walt literally had his hands on it and that stuff is only getting fewer and farther between. And maybe my entertainment threshold is much lower than yours cause I just find most animatronics, especially those made my the Disney Co. to be cool and fascinating. Now is it a must see attraction everytime, no probably not, but I think everybody should experience this ride for the history behind it alone and because it was Walts supposed favorite.

[@WaddleDee105]

I feel like I've heard you say "Magic Candle Company" more times than my gf has told me she loves me.

[@mariamanousakis1717]

Mood lol

[@intothemagic]

Same but also I’m gay so that’s probably the reason

@@WaddleDee105 no that actually isn't he said magic candle at least 15 time it could be 0-14

[@WaddleDee105]

@ Well 14 would still be appallingly low unless you were only in a relationship for a few weeks.

[@jdogg1012]

😂😂😂 lol

[@BallingerFamily]

I’d like to add the Main Street Magic Shop (you basically get a free magic show in the place where Steve Martin used to work), the Animation Academy in California Adventure, the Wilderness Explorer program in Animal Kingdom, and Club Coo- oh, yeah... never mind about that last one.

[@debcarpenter8519]

Hey, we're neighbors! I live in Loveland, but I was born and raised in Southern California. Grew up at Disneyland in the '60's and '70's! I never got to do Swiss Family tree house for the exact reason you mentioned. My parents weren't going use a "C" ticket for us to climb a tree! LOL!

[@DavidinSLO]

I think it was a "B" ticket ...

[@Maleficently]

Sleeping Beauty's Castle was always my favorite little 'secret" hide away, I was so unhappy when it disappeared for like 12 years. So glad they brought it back. I like that there's also a side room for those who have mobility issues, or don't want to tramp around in sandals through the castle. :)

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Together we can continue to find more ways to increase food production and protect our precious natural environment. Only then, will we truly be LIVING WITH THE LAND

[@thehoneyqueen1765]

Jean Laffite approves.

[@christianweber7435]

Kim jong un approves

[@nairbpenguinlizard]

I get ideas for what to plant in my home garden and ways to plant them from The Land. Love that ride

[@griffinwoods2385]

Preach!

[@CommanderEliza]

You're gonna make me cry 😭😭

[@ninomitchell2039]

I just realized that if they wanted/could they can do the beastly kingdom after onward comes out

[@thebraineater8030]

Sandals, oh and the hatbox ghost is the best Disney character change my mind.

[@michaelsullivan3581]

Sandals!

[@Marillawen]

I love roaming the hotels too, especially the Polynesian, and walking from the TTC is just so calm and magical!

[@loserboypro]

I hope Moana: Journey of water doesn’t replace the seas pavilion.

[@2kn111]

It won't. From my understanding, it's going to be like a path to the Seas Pavillion

[@megelizabeth9492]

And seems to connect the land and the seas pavillion, which if so, would be genius.

[@danubiosalas4231]

It will replace Innoventions West. The Land and The Seas will not change for now.

[@megelizabeth9492]

@@danubiosalas4231 They are the strongest parts of Future World, so that makes sense.

[@Disneylander]

I wish I could LIVE in Trader Sam's. Disney's "adventure" themeing is always spectacular, but Sam's is SO crammed full of details and delights that it even makes the Tiki Room feel sparse.

[@danubiosalas4231]

I am dying to visit Tokyo DisneySEA.

[@dorisfromage2349]

You mentioned the Tom Sawyer Island, which is now the Pirate Island, and that one should be on the list.

[@gunterheisler]

I love Living with the Land. My #1 favorite ride, whenever I go to Epcot, I make it a point to go

[@carlyjo467]

At the Seas they were training dolphins last time I was there and it was one of the coolest things we got to see the whole trip! Also sandals

[@anothernewyorkerinla3923]

Is it ok to wear sandals in the Sleeping Beauty Castle walk-through?

[@SWIFTO_SCYTHE]

Why would it not be??

[@charliehuffman326]

@@SWIFTO_SCYTHE You need to watch to the very end of the video to understand.

[@111zoe]

Yeah, just definitely NOT Tarzan’s treehouse or the Swiss family tree house 😂

[@111zoe]

Tron true 😂😂

[@WoWUndad]

Why would you go through a checklist of every attraction instead of just wearing shoes

[@luckyduck1000]

Coincidentally, a ride in Universal Studios is actually called ”The Dragons Challenge”, based off of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire!

[@imboredimverybored3425]

Yes that is because the imagineers were not getting paid enough left for universal and built the same rides with slightly different ideas.

[@angelocampbell5975]

Memento Mori

[@carlazuz3985]

Living with the land is literally my favorite attraction, ever since I was a little kid.

[@benmorales8988]

Holy crap its carl azuz

[@aceofprops4175]

I don't know if this counts, but walking around Disneyland right after sunset, when all of the lights are just coming on is one of my favorite things. It's so quietly magical, especially if you can wander into and unexpected crowd-free spot. Bring your sandals.

[@Yando_]

I don't know why but I always assumed you lived in California. Seeing that PO Box address confused me a bit.

[@catwithabowtie]

Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln! Showings every 20 minutes in the Opera House. Please see Lincoln, it's a very important show

[@bijouxette3137]

Plus it is a nice break tp site in some nice A/C

[@dolfinmagikpro]

I have to agree with you on the "Behind the Seeds" tour. That was one of the best experiences my wife and I had when we went 5 years ago. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in the subject. Great work as always!

[@themeparkaddicts9611]

Now the lines will be long after everyone sees this video and runs over to the parks :) Great video!

[@InterwebSpider]

For the longest time, I thought the doll dioramas in the castle were a fever. No one seemed to know what I was talking about.

[@planetmuskvlog3047]

The Wedway People Mover is another favorite without lines, just wish they would bring it back to Disneyland.

[@KhailAnonymous]

"keep in mind these entries aren't in any particular order - so if you disagree with me, know that its not important" "...and thats why in my personal opinion it lands at number 4" ------ wait what? Is it in an order or not?

[@troodon1096]

Like he said, it's in no particular order lol...

[@viddork]

Actually, they're in a very particular, or should I say peculiar, order. They are, in order, no number given, #4, #3, #4, and #1. New math!

[@danubiosalas4231]

I know, he says “no particular order”. But visiting The Seas is a must, EVERY. SINGLE. TIME I go to Epcot. And I live in Orlando, Annual Passholder for 4 years. You do the math. Lol

[@spydaytrading516]

I probably wouldn’t where something like sandals to Disney

[@ramenlover1696]

another reason I love Disney. Some of my best and most magical memories are little things that didn’t have anything to do with rides. Getting covered in glitter in the boutique, running through the fake snow at the Christmas show, watching it’s a small world transform, riding the Main Street cars, eating food shaped like a mouse! It’s magical

[@chericrabbypelley9009]

Here's to my favorite KZbinr! You truly get how I feel toward Disney and the magic. Sandals!

[@mandog7681]

Mines gotta be Winnie The Pooh ride at Disneyland 👌👌 usually just walk right on

[@normanflager8158]

I've been going to disneyland for many years now and I'll be heading back this weekend. Thanks for the reminder of these easy-to-enjoy attractions! We all know that things can get a little structured when you're juggling fastpasses (or even reservations, for that matter) so its wonderful to be aware of the lesser recognized (but just as fun!) attractions to fill in dead time.

[@Noxrame]

I definitely agree about the resorts. When I went to Disney world last year, we stayed at Port Orleans Riverside and it was super cool just to wander around the buildings and grounds.

[@771Ashley77]

I really love that disney let’s the cats stay on property. I saw a mom and an entire litter of kittens playing by the water & woods on our way into Disney Springs. As a cat lover, it was super awesome seeing them all along the line for Big Thunder when I went to Disneyland.

[@moniquecreighton5888]

We just got home a week ago from Disneyland/DCA and there were barely any lines. The only thing we had to wait for was Haunted Mansion Holiday. We both know that it's worth the 50 minute wait.

[@kitchensinkchronicles3272]

Monique Creighton i’m glad about that, i’m going on the fourth

[@thepaper888]

Wear your SANDALS when visiting..... The Sorcerer's Workshop in Hollywood Land in California Adventure. No lines and sooooooo many fun activities it goes a little underground and people walk right through it and past it and don't even realize what's in there. Extremely ridiculously fun, my favorite place in California Adventure.

[@kitchensinkchronicles3272]

i’m going to disney in two weeks and i literally can’t wait!!

[@AlliAsAlways]

Have fun!!

[@conorlynch1992]

All attractions have no lines now

[@alex_skywalker5561]

Sandals! I love roaming the hotels as well! Whenever we go to Downtown Disney, we always make it a point to go to either the Grand Californian or Disneyland Hotel. It’s always so nice just to relax in the lobby and listen to the Disney piano music and maybe catch a glimpse of a monorail on the way out in that woodsy courtyard area. As far as in the parks, I always enjoy stopping by the Disney Galley to look at some of the Disneyland memorabilia and maybe catch a showing of “Disneyland: The First 50 Magical Years” or Mr. Lincoln since that doesn’t really have a line. Not sure if this counts, but eating at the Hungry Bear Restaurant and watching the riverboats and the trains go by and listening to the wilderness noises is always relaxing. To me, that’s what Disneyland’s about; the experiences and immersion that take us away from our daily lives.

[@tylerroads9209]

I have to give my dad a shout out in the comments really quick for always advocating for us to find the lesser known attractions and experience them, even when I was a little kid and just wanted to go on the Dumbo ride again. Now I have incredible nostalgia for all of these attractions and it's so nice to be able to indulge in a little bit of childhood without all the lines. Also, he later told me he's terrified of heights and still took us on the treehouse walkthroughs (also his sandals weren't ideal for rope bridge climbing either)

[@MusicalJourneysThruCinema]

Bought my Pirates candle from the Magic Candle Company several months ago. Love it!

[@fearfil]

Ughhhhh the space tunnel music is so nostalgic.... take me back 😢😩

[@megasaurus]

The little mermaid ride at Disney World is by far one my favorite rides because there is never a wait, and it is never stressful. It also has a gorgeous queue.

[@J-Fox-of-Chaos]

I’ll bear this all in mind, I’m always watching for these, especially with a trip of my own coming up soon. I’ve definitely got a new respect for the resorts after hearing this, no more just sitting poolside in my sandals!

[@carlstenger5893]

While working as a river boat spieler at Six Flags Over Texas in the 1970's, I often had guests (many of them in SANDALS) complaining about the time spent in lines. I explained to each and every one of them that they paid money to stand in lines. Rides, shows, and parades were just something to do while waiting for the next opportunity to stand in line.

[@HossJosh]

I've have been one of those scuba divers in the Seas Aquarium. It was so much fun interacting with everyone on the other side of the glass! Also, sandals.

[@Dave_Medeiros]

Love the Mystic Manor music in the background :)

[@taniam1976]

David Medeiros , I believe it’s the music from the Space Mountain queue. Where’s Mystic Manor?

[@Bejar03]

Mystic manor is in Hong Kong Disneyland

[@actuallyitscady]

I grew up playing VMK (virtual magic kingdom) and I always thought that the dragon under the castle in the game must have been in California because I grew up in Florida and we didn't have a dragon there. When I did finally go to Disneyland and discovered that the dragon was actually in Paris I swore to myself that I would go someday and see it in person. I got to do so last summer. It is actually incredible and I stayed in that cave for a solid 20 minutes just watching it. The videos don't do it justice.

[@paulbecker8644]

Is that a Haunted Mansion chair? If so I need it! Haunted Mansion is my all time fav ride

[@adriennerollick2236]

I love wandering around the resorts! I'm so glad you included them. I am a believer in taking a day during your vacation and devote it just to resort exploration. I usually wear sandals while I exploring.

[@MouseEats]

Love the videos! My brain had a confused moment when the Space Mountain soundtrack played over Animal Kingdom visuals.

[@lilbuggerus5201]

I cant believe that you didnt mention wearing sandals to the pool 😁😆

[@stupidenclave4470]

I can agree with the sea base. It is amazing to see the animals and how they sometimes interact with the guests. I have done some scuba diving in the tank, and many line up to watch the group look around.

[@katiepelon8919]

I love that there is a place for edu-tainment and conservation at WDW. It really endeared Epcot to me when I first visited years ago. Can’t wait to see what we’ll get after the renovation.

[@davidfeltheim2501]

I have been watching a tone of Disney vids lately because I am finally going back to Disneyland next week! This channel as well as many others have revolutionized my understanding of Disney and finally going back to Disneyland after all this will be an incredible experience! I will remember to bring SANDALS as well!

[@mariabotsolis5269]

My brother was just in Disneyland Paris on Wednesday, he said the Dragon was absolutely incredible, and there was barely anyone there. Hyper Space Mountain was only a 10 minute wait! The longest they waited in line was 30 minutes!

[@briannakadlecik1903]

Great video. Side thing: I love the music that you play in the background while you are talking. It totally brings me back to the amusement parks and I love it!

[@christianpalth]

I love these videos!!! Going to Disney Land in a couple of weeks!

[@yar3mix3r]

Have fun... ride pirates for me😂😂😂👌

[@christianpalth]

ttv streamersnip3 I GOT U HOMIE

[@PeruvianPotato]

Get ready for that $290 price tag but short lines on all attractions

[@PossiblyLukeMirco]

Behind the Seeds is totally worth doing. One of the best experiences I’ve ever had at Disney World. Also, if anyone likes the Sea pavilion, you should eat at the Coral Reef. Food is pretty solid, but you get to eat right next to the giant aquarium. It’s a really cool, unique dining experience

[@SalmonFiend69]

Perfect timing, just got on my break at work

[@TrentonBlessWrestlemania489]

Recently got a candle from Magic Candle Company using your code. Great scent!

[@peachjellow]

At Disney world, I would 100% recommend the 3 cabbaleros (Srry I can’t remember how to spell it) ride. It NEVER has a line, maybe cause no one knows about it, but it’s super fun

[@corncrackerkid5092]

I love the ride AND the movie! Funnily enough the one time I went on the Three Caballeros was the one time it had a line, however I think a majority of the people were from the same family reunion

[@Big_GameJames]

At California Adventure i love going to the Redwood Creek Trail because its nice and quiet and its fun watching the kids run around and having fun. Its also very pretty with all the trees around.

[@nicholasstilley2370]

One thing I couldn't stop thinking about but one of my best friends growing up is a diver at the seas I was so excited that I just so happened to be at Epcot during his first week as a cast member and saw him around in the sea pavilion

[@detectivectenders]

one time when my family and i were at disney world we got dole whips in adventureland. later that same day, we got dole whips at the polynesian village hotel while trying to get somewhere with monorails, and using the pv hotel as i guess you could say a connecting point between the two monorails we were using. one of my favorite disney world days ever.

[@Krillinish2]

Topic suggestion: A history of Disney Parks appearing in ABC sitcoms. Remember when Steve Urkel and the Winslows went to Disney World?

[@CosplayCore]

Animal Kingdom made an appearance in Sabrina The Teenage Witch, which I LOVED. I love these parks and I love that sitcom.

[@maddisynwholikesmusicals5444]

Krillinish2 the whole Disney land episode of full house

[@Justsomething91]

I was just watching legends of the haunted mansion 2. Great videos

[@matthewrichards8497]

Sandals! Though I usually wear shoes to Disneyland. Once I wore sandals to the OC Fair and couldn't go on certain rides. Since then, I've only wore closed-toed shoes to theme parks. I really appreciate the Cinderella Castle walkthrough so much more since hearing about the history of it.

[@timfortune9]

I would say pretty much the entire World Showcase tops my list. Even beyond the rides and films that you do have to wait in, I love wandering each pavilion looking at the architecture and browsing the shops. My trips to Epcot have always been "Future World rides in the morning, spend the afternoon wandering the World Showcase" (and since 2010 (when I turned 21), Drinking Around the World. I've succeeded with beer, but only made it as far as Japan with liquor. Ended up passing out on a bench and waking up to people taking pictures of me).

[@kaylamartin4838]

Its been several years now, but last time I was in Disneyland Paris I spent a good hour in the Dragon's Lair sketching out the different positions that it moves in etc. Its such a mesmerizing animatronic! With the dark cave, and lighting it really feels like it could be alive. It shocked me the first time I saw it, and I was surprised that more people didn't go in to see it! I've visited the dragon many times and there is rarely anyone else in there. I really wish that Disneyland in California would build something like this.

[@WarioWill]

During the treehouse part, I could smell The Bengal Barbecue for like 2 seconds it was weird

[@pinkparfait]

Sandals...The Tiki Room at DL is my favourite No-line attraction. I agree, the castle walk-through is also pretty awesome...I bet many people miss it while rushing to other attractions.

[@kelbrl18]

At Disneyland there is a fun show in Frontierland in the Golden Horseshoe. They have tummy sundaes, treats, and it's a great place to sit down out of the heat and kick up your SANDALS. They also take people from the audience to participate in the show.

[@simontaneous]

I'm glad you mentioned Disney Paris. My girlfriend and I stopped there this summer, and I love how they have a considerable amount of no wait, walk throughmattractions. The dragon has to be the best. Alice in wonderland hedge maze was fun too

[@Fionnachu]

Thank you so much for the candle code. I got some and I couldn’t be happier. Pinocchios Village smells soooooo amazing

[@Fionnachu]

Alexander the Ordinary it’s like pistachio nuts, almond, honey, heliotrope, and rich, creamy vanilla custard I loooooooove it. Look up the stuff it has some nice holiday ones out right now

[@nightingale4460]

Did ya say Candle Cove?!?! *sings In The Cove by Madame Macabre*

[@toddcribbs12]

Living with the land is one of my favorite rides thank you offhand Disney

[@kristinashea17]

I love all your commentary on all the videos i’ve watched!

[@reikingman3805]

Sandals are nice in summer. But I agree, walkthroughs are amazing.

[@Brando501st]

Sandals! Love your in depth info on Disneyland. I love hearing this since I now live a block away from Disneyland.

[@mclark2288]

Nothing better than kicking off my sandals and watching a new Offhand Disney video!

[@goodoldfashionedangel]

I hear that Space Mountain music in the background!! I love it!!

[@AndreaSHG]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. I am a grown-ass-33-year-old and I am terrified AF of the Dragon in the castle at Disneyland Paris!!! I never go if I am alone because I have an overactive imagination. I am making my first Disney World trip in January 2020 and your videos are getting me extra excited!

[@danakscully64]

I've stayed at the Disneyland hotel a few times. My friend splurged and got the Club Level Service. You can go upstairs and get wine/beer, breakfast, snacks, desserts, espresso shots, sandwiches, coffee, etc. It's amazing.

[@mariapantazopoulos3201]

SANDALS!! Behind the Seeds is 100% worth the money imho. It's one of the cheapest tours available and it's super interesting!! I loved getting to set lady bugs free on the plants and seeing all the different areas up close! It really makes you feel involved in the magic.

[@wrh41]

You can scuba dive in The Seas aquarium, and you can pet the dolphins - no lines, just an upcharge. Both are incredible experiences.

[@hannahmersch5073]

The Sleeping Beauty Castle walkthrough is by far my favorite attraction!

[@scottedward3030]

I guess after potentially waiting for a raft... Tom Sawyer Island.

[@CosplayCore]

I'm not sure this counts as an experience but something I loved that I didn't have to wait in line for at Disneyland's Magic Kingdom was Clopin's music box... It's just a little thing that a lot of people don't notice as they pass the restrooms, but it made my day.

[@planetmuskvlog3047]

When I was in college in Florida, my friends and I used to go to the resorts, ride the monorail 🚝, and swing in hammocks over at the Swan and Dolphin Hotels... all free... totally magical!

[@planetmuskvlog3047]

HORIZONS, the Epcot legacy ride, was my favorite ride and it rarely had a line! I used to ride it several times each visit.

[@thxu4_the_venom657]

we usually snag a hotel near-ish to disney, but instead of going to the parks we would hop on the trams and buses and ride around to each hotel and it's so fun, and of course we would go to disney springs for dinner, but if you want a disney experience without spending so much money on the actual parks this is a great option!

[@davidmiles533]

Good video. Glad you added hotels. There once was a 5* restaurant at Disneyland CA. It was called Granville’s. The Duck was fantastic. Ate there in 86 on my honeymoon.

[@willg4802]

David Miles you ate Donald Duck!?!

[@KirbyVolt]

Honestly resort hopping is very fun in general. You have the Epcot resorts, the magic kingdom resorts and so on. It's fun to experience them at different times of day too. Though I wouldn't recommend doing all that walking in sandals. You'll probably wear them out.

[@ClaireNamo]

I had the chance to scuba dive in the tank at Epcot many years ago. It was truly the most memorable experience I have ever had!

[@theonlyturtlequeen]

Ooo, the Cape May Cafe at Yacht and Beach Club is my absolute favorite restaurant, anywhere, if you every get the chance/have the money and like seafood, it's perfect!

[@AnimeSquirrel]

I love the Wilderness lodge. The restuarant in it is great.

[@rckjeep]

It's been over 20 years since I've been to WDW but we spent a whole day checking out as many hotels as we could. They are incredible.

[@GiantPots]

The Boudin Bakery Tour in the Pacific Wharf area at California Adventure is a walk-through tour that shows how sourdough bread is made. The path is very wide so it's never crowded and they give out bread samples. During the history of the company tour, one gets to watch bakers making both linear bread loaves and Mickey shaped loaves as well as beautifully displayed bowls of dough rising.