Disney's Magic Kingdom Park Guide

Magic Kingdom Park is home to six distinct lands, each with its own unique character, atmosphere and adventures to discover. Here's what to expect from each one.

The most popular land in Magic Kingdom Park and an absolute favourite with younger guests. In Fantasyland you can fly over Never Land with Peter Pan, glide through the pages of a storybook with Winnie the Pooh, race through a diamond mine with the Seven Dwarfs and embark on countless other fairy tale adventures. Fantasyland is pure Disney enchantment at its very best.

Part jungle, part tropical island and with a desert oasis thrown in for good measure, Adventureland is exactly what it sounds like. Visit Aladdin on your own flying carpet, walk through the treehouse home of the Swiss Family Robinson, cruise down the Nile, Congo or Amazon rivers and come face to face with the Pirates of the Caribbean.

Step back to Colonial America circa 1776 and explore quaint shops, cobblestone streets and an impressive replica of the Liberty Bell. Don't miss the Liberty Tree — an immense 135-year-old oak decorated with 13 lanterns symbolising the USA's first 13 colonies.

Set sail on a whimsical musical journey around the world, past a jubilant chorus of children from every corner of the globe. This iconic and unmissable attraction inspires a sense of pure wonder in guests of all ages — and you'll be humming the song for days afterwards.

Ride Type: Boat Ride | Height: None

Board a giant clamshell and become part of Ariel's world on a musical adventure filled with high-energy songs and incredible effects inspired by the animated classic

Ride Type: Dark Ride | Height: None | Lightning Lane Multi Pass

Take flight above Storybook Circus with Goofy in a homemade stunt airplane on this brilliant junior roller coaster — the perfect first coaster experience for younger guests.

Ride Type: Junior Coaster | Height: None

Magic Kingdom Park is home to some of the most spectacular live entertainment at Walt Disney World Resort. From dazzling parades and Broadway-style shows to iconic nighttime spectaculars, here's what not to miss during your visit.

Location: Tomorrowland | Lightning Lane Multi Pass

An absolute must-see at Magic Kingdom Park. Mike Wazowski hosts this hilarious interactive comedy show where every performance is unique thanks to the incredible amount of live audience interaction.

Insider Tip: Got a funny joke? Text it to the Monsters before the show — it could be used live on stage!

Put on your opera glasses and join Donald Duck in this spectacular 12-minute 3D extravaganza projected onto one of the world's largest seamless screens. Travel through beloved Disney films including The Lion King, Aladdin and Peter Pan in a vivid and musical adventure for the whole family.

Ride Type: 3D Show | Height: None | Lightning Lane Multi Pass

Magic Kingdom Park is home to around 30 restaurants and eateries, with something to suit every taste and budget — from quick-service favourites to some of the most magical dining experiences at Walt Disney World Resort.

Cinderella's Royal Table — Ascend the spiral staircase or ride the gilded elevator to Cinderella Castle's banquet hall for a one-of-a-kind fairy tale dining experience with the Disney Princesses. Advance booking is essential. Fantasyland

The Crystal Palace — Join Winnie the Pooh and his Disney pals for a delicious all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast or lunch in this beautiful Victorian greenhouse-inspired setting. Main Street, U.S.A.

Liberty Tree Tavern — A hearty meal in a stately colonial-style inn, with traditional New England-inspired classics, roast turkey and American favourites. Liberty Square

The Plaza Restaurant — Homely American-style food in a lovely setting at the end of Main Street, U.S.A. The mayor has been known to stop by! Main Street, U.S.A.

Be Our Guest Restaurant — Dine in the stunning Beauty and the Beast dining hall for a quick-service breakfast or lunch, or an unforgettable sit-down dinner. Fantasyland

Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe — Chicken fajitas, beef burritos, the pepper jack-topped Southwest Burger and mini churros with dipping chocolate in an Old West saloon setting. Frontierland

Tony's Town Square Restaurant — Enjoy Italian-American cuisine in the lovely restaurant where Lady and the Tramp shared their famous first kiss. Main Street, U.S.A.

Most restaurants at Magic Kingdom Park can accommodate dietary requirements and food allergies — ask to speak with a chef on arrival.

Casual and comfortable clothing and good walking shoes are essential for a day at Magic Kingdom Park. A waterproof jacket or poncho is well worth packing for those classic Florida afternoon showers. Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times inside the park.

The following are not permitted: adult costumes or clothing that could be viewed as representative of an actual Disney character, masks, clothing with objectionable language or graphics, excessively torn clothing, revealing clothing inappropriate for a family environment and objectionable tattoos.

Magic Kingdom Park is open daily from 9am, with closing times ranging from 6pm to midnight depending on the season and any special events. We recommend checking with the park before your visit for exact times on your chosen date.

Magic Kingdom Park has a large paid parking area near Walt Disney World Resort's Ticket and Transportation Center (TTC). From the car park, take a tram to the TTC and then board either the monorail or a ferryboat into the park — the monorail is faster while the ferry is a more relaxing way to arrive.

Parking Tip: Park at EPCOT for less walking, hop on the Monorail and ride it one stop to the TTC, then take a second monorail straight into Magic Kingdom Park!

Address: 1180 Seven Seas Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830, USA

For Magic Kingdom Park, take Exit 64 from Interstate 4.