Paradise Pier

Paradise Pier is a location in The Disney Club Season 1. It is a seaside amusement park located in California. It's also not too far away from the Hotel Hightower.

Season 1
Paradise Pier makes its appearance in the episode "Tower of Terror", with the gang teleporting to the park to give Candace a little surprise for her 15th birthday.

Attractions

 * Maliboomer

A "space shot" ride which shot rides up a 180-foot tower.


 * Mulholland Madness

A "wild mouse" rollercoaster themed to California freeways.


 * Orange Stinger

A swing ride inside a giant orange peel structure, with seats shaped like bees, and an orange scent inside the ride.


 * S.S. Trustworthy

An outdoor play area themed to a run-down fireboat.


 * Sun Wheel

A ferris wheel inspired by Coney Island's 1927 Wonder Wheel, featuring swinging/stationary gondolas and a large replica of a sun face in the center.


 * House of Mirrors

A maze-like puzzle with the walls lined to the brim with mirrors, including a mixture of normal and bending ones.


 * Tea Cups

A spinning teacup ride, complete with three small turntables, each holding six teacups that rotate counter-clockwise. This one is rather infamous for giving guests motion sickness due to how fast they'll spin.


 * Boardwalk Games

A collection of smaller games.


 * Boardwalk Bowl - A Skeeball game
 * Dolphin Derby - A water gun-based racing game where players must get their dolphins to the finish line first.
 * San Joaquin Valley - A basket toss game inspired by roadside fruit stands and California's agricultural heritage.
 * Shore Shot - A basketball hoop toss game.
 * Angels in the Outfield - A bottle baseball toss game.
 * New Haul Fishery - A fishing rod game where guests have to dip their fishing rod into the flowing waters and let the magnetic "hook" snatch the snout of a colorful toy fish.
 * Cowheunga Pass - A barnyard ball toss game where guests have to toss balls into milk cans.


 * California Screamin'

An enormous steel roller coaster that stretches out across nearly the entire park. It is listed as the eighth-longest roller coaster in the world and the third-longest steel coaster in the United States.