Disney's Magic Kingdom
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Disney's Magic Kingdom is 107 acres of pure, magical, fun. This theme park is designed like a wheel, with seven lands extending from the center of the theme park, Cinderella's Castle and Main Street.
The seven areas are named as follows:
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- Main Street, USA area
- Adventureland area
- Frontierland area
- Liberty Square
- Fantasyland area
- Mickey's Toontown Fair area
- Tomorrowland area
On this page we give a brief overview of the entire park - it's dining, attractions, entertainment, and more. Click on any of the links to get a more detailed description of the most popular ways to spend your day in Magic Kingdom.
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The attractions at Magic Kingdom
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The attractions at Magic Kingdom are all lots of fun. There are many chances for you to meet and greet your favorite characters, so be sure to be on the lookout!
It's A Small World is probably one of the most well-known and popular attractions in any of the Disney Theme Parks. This indoor boat ride through the continents features nearly 300 dolls!
The Astro Orbiter is a spinning rocket ride that takes off high above Tomorrowland.
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is a wonderful runaway train ride that's great for young ones just starting off getting used to roller coasters! This attraction offers Fast Pass!
Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin is a target shooting ride straight out of Toy Story. Help Buzz Lightyear to defeat the Evil Emperor Zurg! This attraction offers Fast Pass!
Cinderella Castle is a gateway to Fantasyland and also a wonderful place to experience Cinderella's story in murals around the hall.
Country Bear Jamboree is a wonderful musical show featured in the Grizzly Hall Theater.
Donald's Boat is an interactive watery playground that is great for the kids on those really hot days!
Dumbo the Flying Elephant is one of the little ones' favorites. Fly over Fantasyland in everyone's favorite flying elephant!
Frontierland Shootin' Arcade is a traditional indoor arcade styled after the Wild West.
Jungle Cruise is a safari boat ride through South America, Asia and Africa that's lots of fun!
Liberty Square Riverboat is a scenic, three-tiered boat ride through Frontierland, Liberty Square, and Tom Sawyer Island.
Mad Tea Party is the classic tea cup ride - everyone's favorite!
Main Street Vehicles are a variety of vehicles such as a fire engine, trolley, horseless carriage, or omnibus that you can ride down Main Street for a truly fun ride.
Mickey's Country House is a self-guided tour of Mickey's house!
Mickey's Philharmagic is a 3-D movie that is truly magic! Watch Donald Duck create all sorts of mayhem in this wonderful 3D film. This attraction offers Fast Pass!
Minnie's Country House is a self-guided tour of Minnie's house!
Monster's Inc. Laugh Floor is an interactive comedy show that is lots of laughs!
Peter Pan's Flight is an indoor high flying ride through Never Land. This attraction offers Fast Pass!
Pirates of the Caribbean is a classic Disney ride through pirate territory!
Prince Charming Regal Carrousel is a traditional carrousel ride with 90 beautiful antique horses.
Snow White's Scary Adventures is a dark indoor ride through the Evil Queen's world!
Space Mountain is a thrilling indoor space ride through the darkness - sure to satisfy any roller coaster lover. This attraction offers Fast Pass!
Splash Mountain is a classic log-flume ride with a final, thrilling, 52 1/2 foot drop! This attraction offers Fast Pass!
Stitch's Great Escape is a wonderfully fun experience with everyone's favorite "dog" Stitch. This attraction offers Fast Pass!
The Swiss Family Tree House is an outdoor treehouse based on the 1960 film and the family that lived in it.
The Barnstormer at Goofy's Wiseacre Farm is a great first roller coaster for the young ones!
The Enchanted Tiki Room - Under New Management is a fun, musical show featuring Zazu from The Lion King and Aladdin's Lago.
The Hall of Presidents is a stage show that features every American President in all their audio-animatronic glory!
The Haunted Mansion is a scary ride through a haunted house. Watch out if you don't like ghosts!
The Magic Carpets of Aladdin are a Dumbo-like ride; circle the golden lamp and get to see Adventureland from above.
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh is a must-ride journey for any Winnie fan through the Hundred Acre Wood. This attraction offers Fast Pass!
Tom Sawyer Island is an outdoor playground inspired by the novels of Mark Twain - it's tons of fun for children of all ages!
Tomorrowland Speedway is a really fun, guided track race experience! Drive your own race car or ride along with a partner.
Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover is a skyway vehicle tour that's a great relaxing ride.
Walt Disney World Railroad is a 20 minute scenic train ride around Magic Kingdom. Catch the train in the front of the park and ride it all the way to the back, or vice versa.
Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress is a show presented in a revolving theatre. The show, designed by Walt Disney himself, and originally shown at the 1964/1965 New York World's Fair, tracks the technological progress of the 20th century.
Entertainment at the Magic Kingdom Theme Park
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Entertainment at Magic Kingdom is truly magical. There are many parades, shows, and fireworks to choose from. As before, click on any of the links for more information!
The "Spectromagic" Parade is a special nighttime parade shown on certain nights. All of your favorite characters light up the night as they float down Main Street USA.
The Celebrate a Dream Come True Parade is a wonderful parade with music and Disney characters on floats to glide down Main Street USA and delight all!
Character Greetings are abundant. Meet Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy, Aladdin and Jasmine, Mary Poppins, Chip 'n' Dale, Sleeping Beauty, Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Jessie from the Disney·Pixar's Toy Story series and many others all throughout the park.
Check your times guide for specifics or visit our page for character greetings.
Club 626 Dance Party is a party hosted by Stitch for teens and pre-teens. Hosted at the Rocket Tower Plaza Stage in Tomorrowland.
Disney's Celebrate America is an annual 4th of July fireworks show.
Dream Along With Mickey is a stage show featuring many of your favorite characters in a quest to stop Sleeping Beauty's Malificent from turning dreams into nightmares. The Show is presented on the stage in front of Cinderella's Castle.
Fairies Meet and Greet features Tinkerbell and her friends. Visit their tent and take your picture with the fairies!
Fantasy in the Sky Fireworks is a celebrated fireworks show that originally came from Disneyland Paris. Appearing only at select times.
Holiday Wishes is a fireworks show that plays during Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party.
The Judge's Tent is one of the best places to find characters, especially Mickey Mouse! Visit the tent to see what characters will be appearing and get their autographs and photos.
The Main Street Electrical Parade is a nighttime float spectacular. Led by Tinkerbell, these floats covered with dazzling lights are sure to be a joy for all.
Mickey's Once Upon a Christmastime Parade is a holiday parade that only plays during Christmas time.
Move it! Shake it! Celebrate it! Street Party is a music and dancing spectacular, an interactive celebration for kids of all ages held in front of Cinderella's Castle.
The Pirate Tutorial teaches kids of all ages how to be a pirate! Located in Adventureland.
At the Princess Tiana and Prince Naveen Character Greetings you can meet the newest Disney Princess! Meet Princess Tiana and Prince Naveen, get their autograph and take a picture with them.
Storytime with Belle is a live stage show where Belle re-enacts the story of Beauty and the Beast. The children can get a chance to join Belle onstage and after the show, stay and get Belle's autograph and picture!
The Toontown Hall of Fame is one of the best places to find and meet your favorite Disney Princesses and Fairies. There are two rooms where you can meet the characters, located in Mickey's Toontown Fair.
Wishes Nighttime spectacular is a fantastic nighttime fireworks show! Don't miss it!
 Dining at Magic Kingdom
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Dining at Magic Kingdom is lovely, themed, and fun! There are several different types of dining experiences: character dining, quick service, and causal. The restaurants at Magic Kingdom are divided into these categories below, for easy referencing, depending on how much time you have, how much you want to pay, and what kind of experience you are looking for.
Character Dining
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Cinderella's Royal Table
The Crystal Palace
Quick Service
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Aloha Isle
Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies
Casey's Corner
Columbia Harbour House
Cool Ship
Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe
El Pirata y el Perico Restaurant
Enchanted Grove
Golden Oak Output
Main Street Bakery
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Cafe
The Pinocchio Village Haus
Plaza Ice Cream Parlor
Sleepy Hollow
Sunshine Tree Terrace
The Lunching Pad
Friars Nook
Westward Ho
Casual Dining
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The Diamond Horseshoe
Liberty Tree Tavern
The Plaza Restaurant
Tomorrowland Terrace Cafe
Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station
Tony's Town Square
 Shopping at Magic Kingdom
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Shopping at Magic Kingdom is plentiful. Main Street USA has many shops where you can find souvenirs, gifts, memorabilia, and pin trading. Listed below are all of the shops you can find in Magic Kingdom and the park section you can find them in.
Agrabah Bazaar: Adventureland
Big Al's: Frontierland
Briar Patch: Frontierland
Buzz Lightyear Shop: Tomorrowland
Buzz's Star Command: Tomorrowland
Chapeau Hat Shoppe: Main Street USA
Cinderella's Royal Table: Fantasyland
Cornelius Coot's County Bounty: Mickey's Toontown Fair
Emporium: Main Street USA
Engine Co. 71 - Firehouse Gifts: Main Street USA
Fantasy Faire: Fantasyland
Frontier Trading Post: Frontierland
Geiger's Counter: Tomorrowland
Heritage House: Liberty Square
Island Supply: Adventureland
Magic Kingdom Stroller/Wheelchair Rental
Main Street Baby Services: Main Street USA
Main Street Gallery: Main Street USA
Merchant of Venus: Tomorrowland
Mickey's Star Traders: Tomorrowland
Mickey's Toontown Fair Souveniers: Mickey's Toontown Fair
Newsstand: Main Street USA
Pirate's Bazaar: Adventureland
Pooh's Thotful Shop: Fantasyland
Prairie Outpost and Supply: Frontierland
Seven Dwarf's Mine: Fantasyland
Sir Mickey: Fantasyland
Space Mountain Shop: Tomorrowland
Splash Mountain Shop: Frontierland
Toontown Farmer's Market: Mickey's Toontown Fair
Town Square Exposition Hall: Main Street USA
Uptown Jewelers: Main Street USA
Ursa's Major Minor Mart: Tomorrowland
Yankee Trader Gourmet Shop: Liberty Square
Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe: Liberty Square
 Tours at Magic Kingdom
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There are quite a few option for tours at Magic Kingdom. Some are general tours of the entire park or it's workings, and others are more specific event oriented tours. For most of the tours you can discern what they are all about by the title - click on the links to head to disney World's Website for more information.
Disney's Keys to the Kingdom Tour
Quinceanera Celebration
Disney's The Magic Behind Our Steam Trains Tour
Harmony Barbershop (To make an appointment, call: 407-934-7639.)
 Special Events Planned for 2011
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There are several special events planned for 2011. Some are new, and some are annual events, but they're all sure to be a blast!
Night of Joy: September 9 - 10, 2011
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party: November - December, 2011
Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party: September - October, 2011
 Guest Services
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Guest Services is located on the West side of the Main Entrance Plaza, and can provide assistance in many situations, as well as several services. The cast members are always very helpful and will assist you in any way they can. The services provided by guest services are listed below, and as always, click on the links for more detailed information.
Locker rentals
Stroller rentals
Wheelchair and EVC rentals
Kennels
Package Pick-up Service/Delivery Service
Currency exchange
Some of the other specialized kiosks and centers are listed below.
The Camera Center (Hosted by Kodak) located in the Exposition Hall at Main Street, U.S.A., provides camera services and film, as well as many other camera needs.
Florist and Gift Basket Shop
Important!
Lost children are usually taken to the Baby Care Center- check on your map and make sure you know where it is if you are traveling with young children.
ATMs (Presented by Chase) are under the Walt Disney world Railroad Train Station on Main Street, U.S.A., near the Frontierland Shooting Arcade, at the Tomorrowland Light & Power Co. arcade near the Space Mountain attraction, and near Pinocchio's Village Haus quick-service restaurant in the Fantasyland area.
First Aid is located next to the Crystal Palace restaurant on Main Street U.S.A.
The Baby Care Center (Hosted by Nestle) is located next to the Crystal Palace restaurant on Main Street U.S.A.
 Fast Pass
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Fast Pass is a relatively new addition to some of the most popular Disney World Theme Park attractions. Fast Pass is a system that allows you to skip waiting in long lines for your favorite attractions!
The attractions at Magic Kingdom that currently offer Fast Pass are:
Splash Mountain
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
Peter Pan's Flight
Mickey's Philharmagic
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
Space Mountain
Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin
Stitch's Great Escape
 Characters
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Characters are plentiful at Magic Kingdom. Here are some more specific locations for your favorites! Make sure to check your times guide for specifics and visit our page on Disney World Character Greetings as well!
Near The Carousel Of Progress in Tomorrowland
In the Toontown Hall of Fame Tent and the Judge's Tent in Mickey's Toontown Fair Area
Near the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction in Adventureland
Near The Enchanted Tiki Room Under New Management attraction in Adventureland
and at restaurants with character dining!
 Transportation
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Transportation to and from Magic Kingdom is simple. If you are staying at a Disney World Resort, use the complimentary bus, boat, or monorail (or even complimentary self-parking if you wish) to move to and from the theme parks and your resort. If you are staying off-site, you can use the self-parking for a small fee.
 Park hours, extra magic hours, operational updates, entertainment and special events are listed on Disney's Magic Kingdom Calendar.
You can also call to receive operational updates: 407-939-6244.
 General Tips and Our Favorite Things To Do in Magic Kingdom!
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"it's a small world" is every young child's favorite ride. (It's even some of the adults' favorites!)
Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin is a really fun ride because it's a mix of roller coaster, arcade game, and your favorite Toy Story characters!
Mickey's Philharmagic is a wonderful 3D experience and lots of fun!
Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress is a great show for the older children and adults. Younger children may find it boring or difficult to sit through. However, it's informative, fun, and its distinctly Disney-esque theme makes it highly entertaining.
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