Disney Afternoon Avenue
The popularity of the Disney Afternoon led to a temporary attraction at Disneyland called Disney Afternoon Avenue. Disney Afternoon Avenue was a feature of Disneyland in 1991, two years before Mickey's Toontown (a name linked to the film Who Framed Roger Rabbit) opened in January 1993.
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