
And have we looked up? We can see Lady Liberty herself in the ceiling holdings!
These fantastic adverts on the wall invite you to take a look at a short video about the building and the gifting of the Statue to the United States.

And have we looked up? We can see Lady Liberty herself in the ceiling holdings!
These fantastic adverts on the wall invite you to take a look at a short video about the building and the gifting of the Statue to the United States.
The Liberty Arcade on Main Street U.S.A. is a tribute to the wonders of the Statue of Liberty in New York City.
As you may or may not know, the Statue was a gift from the people of France to the United States of America, dedicated on October 28, 1886. Designed by the Frenchman Frédéric Bartholdi, the figure is based on the Roman goddess of freedom, Libertas, and is a symbol of the freedom of the United States. You can read more about 'Liberty Enlighting the World' here (Wikipedia).
The Arcade in Paris is a fantastic tribute, full of images and memorabilia of the Statue herself, and to do with the celebrations of 1886, when Liberty became a symbol to all Americans.
And don't forget to always look up! Here we see the detailing of the Vitruvian Man, by Leonardo DaVinci, one of the greatest thinkers and inventors of his time.
Here we can see some posters, showcasing what the inventors of the 19th Century thought the 20th Century and beyond would produce in some of the major American cities! Were they right?





Each arcade has a different name. When you enter the park, the arcade on the right is named Libery Arcade, and the one on the right is named Discovery Arcade. Over the next few days, we will have a look at each of these Arcades and allow you to experience them from the comfort of your chair!
The Arcades themselves offer a quicker way to get 'past' Main Street U.S.A. to the hub, but they also have seperate entrances to the shops that you pass by. A great way to avoid the crowds, but also enter some quieter areas of the shops.
We will start with Discovery Arcade, as it allows us to walk alongside Main Street with a better, more direct route to Discoveryland itself!
As you can guess, the Arcade is dedicated to all areas of Discovery and inventions that have changed the way we live our lives.


















Do you see the apple, infamous in the movie? And the heart, stabbed with the huntsman's knife. Fantastic detailing!
Perhaps now is a good time to check the number plate, or registration, of the vehicle.