The Disneyland Railroad steam train

Is named after Buffalo Bill, whose real name was William Frederick Cody. It sports a Western look suited to the American West, in gold and green.

Honors Cyrus Kurtz Holliday, a pioneer of the American railroads, behind the line that has linked New England in the northeast to Santa Fe, New Mexico, since the nineteenth century. Its carriages recall that route by bearing the names of famous northeastern resorts such as Coney Island and Atlantic City.

Pays tribute to one of the founding fathers of the United States and its first president. It wears the national colors: blue, white, and red.

Entered service when Discoveryland Station opened. Its name evokes both the cries of Californian gold prospectors striking a nugget and the famous exclamation of the Greek scholar Archimedes, echoing the creative spirit of Discoveryland.

Sits at the entrance to Disneyland Paris, in the area called Main Street USA.

Naturally serves Fantasyland, and also Adventureland, which has no station of its own.

Serves Frontierland, devoted to the American West.

The most recent of the four, provides easy access to Discoveryland.