Images of Disneyland Tahitian Terrace | Ken Kanaka's Tiki Talk

Disneyland Tahitian Terrace From 1962–1993 the Tahitian Terrace served Disneyland guests semi-exotic foods under the branches of a 35-foot tall man-made tree while dancers and other entertainment emerged from a waterfall. The facility was turned into an Aladdin-themed experience in 1993 but only lasted 2 years, while the Terrace served happy guests for over 30 years. Go figure.

A group at Tiki Central has been posting photos of the restaurant and it's memorabilia for the past two weeks, and there's lots of amazing stuff to be seen: postcards, menus, serving trays, signs and figures — even the table lamps have been collected and documented (oddly enough, the lamps are still available today!). For old-tyme Disneylanders the topic has brought back memories. For the rest of us, it's yet another peek into the good stuff we sadly missed.

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Find vintage Tahitian Terrace souvineers on eBay:

VHTF 2004 DISNEY LAND PASSHOLDER DINING TAHITIAN TERRACE POSTER LE 3D LARGE PIN
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Disneyland Stouffers / Tiki Room / Tahitian Terrace Adventureland Poster Print

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End Date: Saturday May-25-2013 14:28:00 PDT

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WED / Disneyland Adventureland Tahitian Terrace Concept Art Design Print

$9.95
End Date: Saturday May-25-2013 15:50:09 PDT

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Disneyland Tahitian Terrace Limited Edition Pin New on Card 2004
	$17.50 End Date: Monday May-27-2013 21:44:47 PDT Buy It Now for only: $17.50 Buy It Now \| Add to watch list

Disneyland Stouffers / Tiki Room / Tahitian Terrace Adventureland Poster Print
	$36.95 End Date: Wednesday May-29-2013 0:05:46 PDT Buy It Now for only: $36.95 Buy It Now \| Add to watch list

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Donna says:

January 25, 2009 at 3:25 pm

i have a tahitian terrace original menu – look to see if i can find a value on the item

neptune says:

July 6, 2010 at 1:01 am

living in northern california but born in socal, i have been going to disneyland at least twice a year since the early 70's…my experiences (after at least 60 visits) are to say the least quite extensive…what i havent learned about the park myself through constant exploration i have gleaned from books i have read…i could fill a book myself with all i have seen and done for sure…so many changes , most for the worst…the last 15 years disney has lost sight of what were classic restaurants and small eateries especially…most assuredly i could without a doubt converse forever about the park's good and bad changes but it must be said that that the biggest mistake was to remove the tahitian terrace…yes to be sure there were many corporate driven changes and they leave a horrible corporate odor and visage..but closing down the tahitian terrace especially for the abominable aladin show was a completely crystal clear example of how disney execs have lost their way and the how they have forgotten who works all year to save money and become lost in the kingdom…who travels from near and far to wait in long lines and brave the humid air without a complaint…the prices have risen steadily, the attractions havent changed much in the general view…though alot of them are still killer…i cant think of one attraction that was created that eclipsed it's former cousin…there is not enough time to comment on whats right and wrong with disneyland but its remains the most astounding place in the world…the tahitian terrace was a tropical retreat and an exotic oasis in a teaming and busy adventureland…the advent of the bengal barbecue was brilliant but its no terrace…if the gods are kind and benevolent one day the tahitian terrace will return and with it the most beautiful and perfect ambience in a park that still remains the gold standard….

Pam says:

March 26, 2011 at 9:45 pm

Bring Back the Tahitian Terrace! It would be so celebrated! So embraced! To bring back the Tahitian Terrace would be a move of such wisdom on the part of Disneyland ‘powers that be!’ Do It, you know it will be the best move!

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