Your character never speaks, but the Disney characters you meet all have some charming, character-appropriate lines to rattle off. None of these are challenging-a golden path can always lead you to the next step of each quest-but children will likely enjoy the feeling of helping their favorite characters, and they get you moving from one area of the park to another. Mickey wants you to get some autographs for him Ariel wants you to collect some 'dinglehoppers' Buzz Lightyear needs you to blast surveillance cameras placed around the park by Emperor Zurg. He encourages you to introduce yourself to Mickey Mouse, who's standing nearby, and if you walk up to Mickey and wave, you're given the first of dozens of errands Disney characters have for you. (Actual parents needn't worry this version of Disneyland is perfectly safe for youngsters.) After settling on an appearance for your in-game avatar, you're greeted by a talking golden ticket who becomes your constant companion in the park. You play as a child, free to roam the park to your heart's content without the need to wait in any long lines or stick close to virtual parents.
