See 16 from Disneyland's trips in the first person on Disney Plus

Too far from Disneyland, but itchy to drive the trips? You are not too far from your television. Or a laptop or a tablet or a phone. You are reading this about something that is also able to stream television, right?

Disney put 16 new videos on his Disney Plus streaming service, shot from the perspective of the first person of some of his Disneyland trips. If you are already a subscriber, great. Register in your account and you should find you available on the start screen.

And if you are not, you can register for a Disney Plus/Hulu bundle for 11 US dollars per month or a Disney Plus/Hulu/HBO Max bundle for 17 US dollars per month. Look at it like this: It is damn much cheaper than lunch in the actual Disneyland.

The next thing that is there

Highlights are the trips in the Indiana Jones, Caribbean and car pirates. At least everyone heard of it. Then there is a jungle cruise that has been open since Disneyland in 1955.

Somehow cool that a parking ride that was old has lived long enough to look into people's living room. This is how Disney describes it:

“Pack your feeling for adventure and your best word games for a world-famous journey in which the rattling skipper on bathrooms, old ruins and the back of the water on bathers. This sail pays one of the original attractions of Walt, and proves that large jokes never act over seven decades in parking history.”

The 16 additions published on July 17, 2025 for Disney Plus:

• Pirates of the Caribbean
• Indiana Jones Adventure
• Landing cars
• Cool Springs racing driver
• Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
• Haunted Mansion
• Main Street, USA
• Avengers campus
• Jungle cruise
• Hollywood Land
• Incredicoaster
• Tianas Bayou adventure
• 70th celebration night spectacular
• Mickey's toontown
• Pixar Pal-a-Round
• Climb around the world

In addition to two Star Wars Pov Ride experiences from the Edge part of Disneyland, which was uploaded on May 4, also known as Star Wars Day, this 16 are uploaded. One of these experiences was Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld, and the other was a tour of the area after business time. Both are still available to watch Disney Plus.