Miley Cyrus and Patrick Schwarzenegger reportedly visited Disneyland on Saturday. Miley’s younger sister Noah Cyrus also accompanied the rumoured couple.

Some of the old friends of the alleged couple were also present at the Disneyland date, according to People. Miley and Patrick enjoyed the various swing rides. According to Eonline, they were spotted on Radiator Springs Racers, Buzz Lighyear Astro-Blasters and California Screamin'. They also took Fantasyland rides like and Alice in Wonderland, Teacups and Dumbo.

VIP tour guides showed Miley, Patrick and the group around the Disneyland and personal bodyguards were also present. It has also been reported that to maintain the privacy, guards also took the alleged couple behind the stage. Miley and Patrick had visited the Disneyland at around 6pm and enjoyed their date till late in the night. They munched on the food at the Blue Bayou. According to Eonline report their food menu included of popcorn, churros, chicken nuggets and pineapple floats.

Miley even took to Instagram to share her picture from the Disneyland where she can be seen hugging cartoon character Pluto. She captioned the image as “Reuniting with Pluto. Long time no see.” Meanwhile, Patrick and Miley have been linked since last few months. They are yet to confirm their relationship; however, they have been spotted together on various occasions. They had also attended Clive Davis' Pre-Grammy Gala at The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills just last month. They reportedly had a great time together.

“They were kissing and cuddling at a VIP table. They whispered in each other's ears and were smiling and laughing,” a source told the People. They were also seen together sitting at the front row at the Tom Ford fashion show. Before being linked to Patrick, Miley was dating Liam Hemsworth. They were in a relationship for quite some time before calling it quits. Miley and Liam also got engaged but called off their alliance for unknown reasons. Both Miley and Liam continue to maintain cordial terms.

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