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Mickey's Birthdayland opened as a temporary land in 1988, in celebration of Mickey Mouses' 60th Birthday. The land was set in the fictional town of Duckburg, and A a new train station was built so that the [[Walt Disney World Railroad]] could drop off guests there. Mickey’s Birthdayland also featured the attraction Minnie's Surprise Party, (which was a show about Mickey's Birthday birthday) and guests could also tour Mickey's House or visit Grandmas Duck’s farm (which was a petting zoo). The star of Grandma Duck’s farm was Minnie Moo, a cow who had what appeared to be a Mickey head on the side of her body.

Although originally intended as a temporary park, Mickey's Birthdayland was very popular. Due to this popularity, the land was renamed Mickey's Starland and it was upgraded to a permanent land in 1990. Due to the change in theme, Minnie's Surprise Party was closed. When it reopened it was called Mickey's Magical TV World Show, a new show featuring which featured characters from the popular Disney Afternoon cartoons including: Darkwing Duck, Scrooge McDuck, Launchpad McQuack, Baloo, Louie, and Chip and Dale. Mickey's Starland closed in 1996, and was given buildings that look more permanent. When the land re-opened it was named Mickey's Toontown Fair.