Magic Kingdom Map and Brochure (2025 – 1971)

Location: Orlando, Florida

Years Active: 1971 – Active

Magic Kingdom? It’s the Disney dream on steroids. As you’ll see in this Magic Kingdom map archive, the Cinderella Castle presides over a whirlwind of themed lands, each bursting with rides, shows, and secrets.

Craving a jungle adventure? Explore Adventureland. Want to lasso laughs in the Wild West? Frontierland’s your posse. How about soaring through the stars? Blast off in Tomorrowland.

But wait, there’s more! Fantasyland shrinks you down for teacups with Alice or a flight with Peter Pan. (Psst…ask a cast member if you can spot Tinker Bell in the Peter Pan queue – she might just pixie dust you for luck!) Liberty Square whispers tales of the American Revolution, while Main Street, U.S.A. welcomes you with classic charm amusement parks.

Magic Kingdom Map 2025

In 2025, Magic Kingdom announced its largest expansion with the introduction of Piston Peak National Park, a Cars-themed land. To accommodate the project, Rivers of America, Tom Sawyer Island, and the Liberty Square Riverboat permanently closed on July 7. Additionally, a new nighttime parade, Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away, debuted on July 20, adding to the park’s entertainment lineup.

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Magic Kingdom Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party Map 2024

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Magic Kingdom Map 2024

In 2024, Magic Kingdom saw several major changes. The original Country Bear Jamboree closed on January 27 and later reopened as the reimagined Country Bear Musical Jamboree on July 17. The Frontierland Shootin’ Arcade permanently closed the same day in January to make way for a new Disney Vacation Club lounge. Additionally, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, a log flume ride in Frontierland, officially opened on June 28, marking a significant new addition to the park.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2023

In 2023, Magic Kingdom permanently closed Splash Mountain on January 23 to begin its re-theming into Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. On April 2, the nighttime spectacular Disney Enchantment had its final performance, with Happily Ever After returning the next day featuring new projections. Additionally, on April 4, the TRON Lightcycle / Run roller coaster officially opened in Tomorrowland, marking a major new attraction for the park.

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In 2022, Magic Kingdom introduced the new castle stage show Mickey’s Magical Friendship Faire on February 25. The Disney Festival of Fantasy parade returned on March 9 after a multi-year hiatus. Later in the year, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique inside Cinderella Castle reopened on August 25, and the Walt Disney World Railroad resumed operation on December 23 after being closed for four years due to refurbishment and construction.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2021

In 2021, Magic Kingdom completed a major reimagining of Jungle Cruise with new scenes and storyline updates. The Hall of Presidents reopened on August 17 featuring an audio-animatronic of President Biden, while Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor also returned in Tomorrowland. On September 29, the Happily Ever After fireworks show ended its run, and the next day, October 1, Disney Enchantment debuted as a new nighttime spectacular to launch the park’s 50th Anniversary celebration.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2020

In 2020, Magic Kingdom closed to the public on March 15 as part of a resort-wide shutdown, reopening on July 11 with new health and safety protocols. Disney also confirmed the permanent closure of Stitch’s Great Escape! in Tomorrowland on July 16. Later in the year, on October 26, both the Liberty Square Riverboat and Tom Sawyer Island closed for extended refurbishments scheduled to last into early 2021.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2019

In 2019, Magic Kingdom introduced the Move It! Shake It! MousekeDance It! Street Party parade on January 18 as part of Mickey & Minnie’s Surprise Celebration. Later in the year, on August 16, a new nighttime fireworks show, Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular, debuted during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, replacing the park’s previous Halloween fireworks offering.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2018

In 2018, Magic Kingdom saw several significant changes. Stitch’s Great Escape! ceased operations on January 7 and was listed as “seasonally closed” indefinitely. On March 19, Pirates of the Caribbean reopened from refurbishment featuring a new auction scene. Later in the year, on December 3, the Walt Disney World Railroad closed for a multi-year period to accommodate TRON construction, marking the suspension of a longstanding park attraction.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2017

In 2017, Magic Kingdom closed the Hall of Presidents on January 17 for a lengthy refurbishment to add a new presidential figure. On May 11, the long-running Wishes nighttime spectacular had its final performance. The following day, May 12, the park debuted a new nighttime fireworks and projection show, Happily Ever After, at Cinderella Castle, marking a major entertainment shift for evening guests.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2016

In 2016, Magic Kingdom reopened The Diamond Horseshoe on March 13 as an all-you-care-to-enjoy table service restaurant. On April 2, the long-running Dream Along with Mickey stage show ended, and on June 17, its successor, Mickey’s Royal Friendship Faire, debuted at Cinderella Castle. Later in the year, on October 2, a new Liberty Square live show, The Muppets Present… Great Moments in American History, premiered, adding a fresh entertainment offering to the park.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2015

In 2015, Magic Kingdom reopened several key dining venues, including Cinderella’s Royal Table on March 9 after extensive refurbishment and Liberty Tree Tavern on November 19 following a four-month closure. On April 27, the first phase of the redesigned central plaza hub area opened to guests. Later in the year, on December 16, the new Jungle Navigation Co. Ltd. Skipper Canteen restaurant debuted in Adventureland, bringing a Jungle Cruise-themed dining experience to the park.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2014

In 2014, Magic Kingdom retired the Celebrate a Dream Come True Parade on January 4 and permanently closed the Tomorrowland Arcade on February 2. On March 9, the park debuted the Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade as its new daily afternoon parade. Later in the year, on May 28, the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train officially opened, serving as the final major addition of the New Fantasyland expansion and becoming a significant new attraction in the park.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2013

In 2013, Magic Kingdom introduced two major additions. On June 28, A Pirate’s Adventure ~ Treasures of the Seven Seas opened in Adventureland, offering an interactive guest quest experience. Later in the year, on September 18, Princess Fairytale Hall officially opened in New Fantasyland as the primary location for Disney princess meet-and-greets, providing a new dedicated venue for character interactions.

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Magic Kingdom Map 2012

In 2012, Magic Kingdom advanced its New Fantasyland expansion with several major updates. On May 31, Snow White’s Scary Adventures permanently closed. Earlier in the year, Storybook Circus debuted with the rethemed Barnstormer featuring the Great Goofini, the relocated Dumbo the Flying Elephant with interactive queues, and the new Casey Jr. Splash ‘N’ Soak Station. On December 6, the first major phase of New Fantasyland officially opened, introducing Under the Sea ~ Journey of The Little Mermaid and the Be Our Guest Restaurant.

Magic Kingdom Map 2011

In 2011, Magic Kingdom debuted the nighttime projection show The Magic, The Memories and You! on Cinderella Castle. On February 11, the entire Mickey’s Toontown Fair land permanently closed to make way for the New Fantasyland expansion. Later in the year, on August 15, Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room reopened in Adventureland, restored to a version closer to its original presentation after years of operating under an alternate storyline.

Magic Kingdom Map 2010

In 2010, Magic Kingdom permanently closed Pooh’s Playful Spot on June 4 to clear space for the upcoming Seven Dwarfs Mine Train in Fantasyland. The next day, June 5, the long-running SpectroMagic nighttime parade gave its final performance before being retired. On June 6, the classic Main Street Electrical Parade returned to the park for a limited engagement, bringing back one of Disney’s most iconic nighttime entertainment offerings.

Magic Kingdom Map 2009

In 2009, Magic Kingdom introduced the Move It! Shake It! Celebrate It! Street Party parade on February 12, adding a new entertainment offering to Main Street. Later in the year, on July 4, the Hall of Presidents attraction reopened after refurbishment, featuring a new Audio-Animatronics figure of President Barack Obama, who also provided his recorded voice for the presentation.

Magic Kingdom Map 2008

In 2008, Magic Kingdom introduced the Family Fun Day Parade on January 25, bringing a new interactive entertainment offering to the park. Later in the year, on October 31, the Hall of Presidents closed following its final performance to begin a refurbishment, a customary update to add the newly elected president to the attraction’s lineup of Audio-Animatronics figures.

Magic Kingdom Map 2007

In 2007, Magic Kingdom added a new attraction and refreshed a classic. On April 2, the Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor comedy show officially opened in Tomorrowland. Later that year, on September 13, the Haunted Mansion reopened following an extensive refurbishment that introduced new scenes and enhanced special effects, updating one of the park’s original attractions with significant improvements.

Magic Kingdom Map 2006

In 2006, Magic Kingdom saw several notable changes. On July 7, Pirates of the Caribbean reopened featuring new Audio-Animatronics of Captain Jack Sparrow and Barbossa from the film series. On August 19, the Disney Dreams Come True Parade debuted as the park’s new afternoon parade, and on October 1, the Dream Along with Mickey stage show premiered at Cinderella Castle. Later in the year, on November 26, the Timekeeper attraction in Tomorrowland permanently closed after years of seasonal operation.

Magic Kingdom Map 2005

In 2005, Magic Kingdom introduced several new offerings. On September 4, Pooh’s Playful Spot opened in Fantasyland as a children’s play area. Later that month, on September 30, the HalloWishes fireworks spectacular debuted as part of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. On November 27, the park added another seasonal entertainment feature with the debut of Holiday Wishes: Celebrate the Spirit of the Season fireworks during Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.

Magic Kingdom Map 2004

In 2004, Magic Kingdom retired one attraction and introduced its replacement in Tomorrowland. On October 12, the ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter permanently closed to make way for a re-themed experience. Just a month later, on November 16, Stitch’s Great Escape! officially opened in the same theater space, bringing a new attraction based on the popular Lilo & Stitch franchise to guests.

Magic Kingdom Map 2003

In 2003, Magic Kingdom introduced several major entertainment changes. On October 8, the 3D film attraction Mickey’s PhilharMagic officially opened in Fantasyland. That same evening, the long-running Fantasy in the Sky fireworks show was permanently retired after 32 years. The following day, October 9, a new nighttime spectacular, Wishes: A Magical Gathering of Disney Dreams, debuted, becoming the park’s primary fireworks presentation and replacing its predecessor.

Magic Kingdom Map 2002

In 2002, Magic Kingdom permanently closed the Legend of the Lion King stage show in Fantasyland on January 23. The closure was announced as part of plans to replace the production with a new 3D film attraction, Mickey’s PhilharMagic, which was scheduled to open the following year. This marked the end of the Lion King-themed show’s run at the park and set the stage for the next major addition to Fantasyland’s entertainment lineup.

Magic Kingdom Map 2001

In 2001, Magic Kingdom saw several significant updates. On April 1, the Main Street Electrical Parade concluded its run, and on April 15, the original Country Bear Jamboree show returned, replacing the Country Bear Vacation Hoedown. On May 24, The Magic Carpets of Aladdin opened as a new spinner attraction in Adventureland. Later, on October 1, the Share a Dream Come True Parade and Cinderella’s Surprise Celebration castle stage show debuted as part of the 100 Years of Magic celebration.

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Magic Kingdom Map 1999

In 1999, Magic Kingdom saw major entertainment and attraction changes. On May 20, the SpectroMagic parade ended its eight-year run, and on May 28, the Main Street Electrical Parade returned for a limited engagement as part of the Millennium Celebration. On June 5, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh dark ride officially opened in Fantasyland. Later in the year, on November 10, the Skyway gondola attraction permanently closed, ending service between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland.

Magic Kingdom Map 1998

In 1998, Magic Kingdom underwent significant attraction changes. On January 28, the Take Flight attraction permanently closed in Tomorrowland. On April 1, the Tiki Room reopened with a new show and name, The Enchanted Tiki Room: Under New Management. Later in the year, on September 7, Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride in Fantasyland closed permanently. Finally, on November 3, the interactive dark ride Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin officially opened in Tomorrowland.

Magic Kingdom Map 1997

In 1997, Magic Kingdom saw two notable changes. On April 28, the King Stefan’s Banquet Hall restaurant inside Cinderella Castle was officially renamed Cinderella’s Royal Table. Later in the year, on September 1, the original Tropical Serenade attraction, the park’s version of the Tiki Room, closed permanently to prepare for a reimagined show that would later reopen under the title The Enchanted Tiki Room: Under New Management.

Magic Kingdom Map 1996

In 1996, Magic Kingdom marked its 25th anniversary with multiple changes. On September 30, the Mickey Mania Parade ended, and on October 1, the Remember the Magic parade debuted. That same day, Mickey’s Starland was officially re-themed as Mickey’s Toontown Fair, featuring the opening of The Barnstormer at Goofy’s Wiseacre Farm, a junior roller coaster. Also on October 1, the Grand Prix Raceway in Tomorrowland was renamed and reconfigured as the Tomorrowland Indy Speedway.

Magic Kingdom Map 1995

In 1995, Magic Kingdom introduced significant changes in Tomorrowland. On June 5, the Delta Dreamflight attraction was officially renamed Take Flight following the end of its corporate sponsorship. Shortly after, on June 20, the ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter attraction officially opened as part of the New Tomorrowland project, bringing a new headliner experience to the land and marking a major step in the park’s ongoing reimagining of Tomorrowland during the mid-1990s.

Magic Kingdom Map 1994

In 1994, Magic Kingdom introduced new entertainment and saw major attraction changes. On June 1, the Mickey Mania Parade debuted, followed by the opening of The Legend of the Lion King stage show in Fantasyland on July 8. On September 5, the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage attraction permanently closed. Later in the year, on November 9, Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress reopened as part of the New Tomorrowland renovation.

Magic Kingdom Map 1993

In 1993, Magic Kingdom saw multiple attraction closures tied to renovations and updates. On January 10, the Star Jets attraction in Tomorrowland closed as part of the extensive New Tomorrowland project. Later in the year, on October 4, the Mission to Mars attraction permanently closed and was subsequently demolished. On December 1, the Magic Journeys 3D film attraction in Fantasyland also closed permanently, marking the end of its run at the park.

Magic Kingdom Map 1992

In 1992, Magic Kingdom introduced a major new attraction. On July 17, Splash Mountain officially opened in Frontierland as the park’s first new E-ticket ride since Space Mountain in 1975. The log flume ride quickly became a centerpiece of the park, blending elaborate Audio-Animatronics, themed storytelling, and a thrilling drop, marking one of the most significant expansions to Magic Kingdom’s lineup of attractions in nearly two decades.

Magic Kingdom Map 1991

In 1991, Magic Kingdom celebrated its 20th anniversary with several major entertainment changes. On May 26, Mickey’s Birthdayland was officially renamed Mickey’s Starland. On September 14, the Main Street Electrical Parade ended its original long-running engagement. Shortly after, on October 1, the 20th Anniversary Surprise Celebration Parade debuted as the new daytime parade, while the nighttime SpectroMagic parade officially premiered, replacing its predecessor as part of the anniversary festivities.

Magic Kingdom Map 1990

In 1990, Magic Kingdom closed an entire land for future redevelopment. On April 22, Mickey’s Birthdayland officially closed, marking the end of the temporary land that had been created for Mickey Mouse’s 60th birthday celebration. The area was slated for remodeling and transformation into Mickey’s Starland, which would reopen the following year as a refreshed and rebranded land within the park, continuing the use of the space with a new theme.

Magic Kingdom Map 1989

In 1989, Magic Kingdom saw the closure of a long-running Tomorrowland attraction and the debut of its replacement. On January 3, the Omnimover ride If You Had Wings permanently closed following the loss of its corporate sponsorship. Later that year, on June 23, the new Delta Dreamflight attraction officially opened in the same location, bringing a refreshed flight-themed experience to guests and continuing the use of the Tomorrowland show building.

Magic Kingdom Map 1988

In 1988, Magic Kingdom introduced a new themed area to celebrate a milestone. On June 18, Mickey’s Birthdayland officially opened as a temporary land honoring Mickey Mouse’s 60th birthday. The area featured themed decor, entertainment, and attractions centered around the celebration, providing guests with a dedicated space to mark the character’s anniversary within the park. This addition marked one of the few times an entire land was created specifically for a character-focused event.

Magic Kingdom Map 1987

In 1987, Magic Kingdom added a new 3D film experience to Fantasyland. On December 15, Magic Journeys officially opened in the Fantasyland Theater after previously being presented at EPCOT Center. The attraction brought an imaginative film experience to the park, continuing the theater’s role as a venue for cinematic entertainment within Fantasyland and expanding the park’s lineup of family-friendly shows.

Magic Kingdom Map 1986

In 1986, Magic Kingdom introduced new entertainment and show updates. On February 9, the original Country Bear Jamboree closed, and on May 23, it was replaced by the new seasonal show, Country Bear Vacation Hoedown. Later in the year, on October 1, the park launched a new daytime parade on Main Street, U.S.A. as part of its 15th anniversary celebration, marking the beginning of a yearlong birthday event for Walt Disney World.

Magic Kingdom Map 1985

In 1985, Magic Kingdom saw the closure of a classic Tomorrowland attraction. On September 9, Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress officially closed, beginning an extended multi-year hiatus for the rotating theater show. This marked the suspension of one of the park’s original attractions, with the theater remaining closed until later renovations allowed for the eventual reopening of the experience in the years that followed.

Magic Kingdom Map 1984

Magic Kingdom Map 1983

In 1983, Magic Kingdom completed a major expansion and saw both openings and closures. On May 23, Pinocchio’s Village Haus restaurant opened in Fantasyland. Two days later, on May 25, the newly renovated New Fantasyland was officially dedicated, featuring updated versions of attractions such as the Mad Tea Party, Cinderella’s Golden Carrousel, and Snow White’s Scary Adventures. Later that summer, in August, the Plaza Swan Boats attraction was permanently closed and removed from the park’s waterways.

Magic Kingdom Map 1982

Magic Kingdom Map 1981

In 1981, Magic Kingdom launched a major celebration marking its first decade. On October 1, Walt Disney World kicked off its two-year-long Tencennial Celebration. As part of the event, a new parade debuted in the park to commemorate the 10th anniversary. This milestone celebration brought unique entertainment offerings and special presentations, highlighting the park’s first decade of operation while setting the stage for its continued growth into the following years.

Magic Kingdom Map 1980

In 1980, Magic Kingdom experienced both the closure of an opening-day attraction and the debut of a new E-ticket ride. On September 14, the Mickey Mouse Revue in Fantasyland gave its final performance and was permanently closed. Shortly after, on November 15, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad officially opened in Frontierland, adding a major roller coaster to the park’s lineup and becoming one of its signature thrill attractions.

Magic Kingdom Map 1979

In 1979, Magic Kingdom updated its Tomorrowland theater offerings. On March 15, the original America the Beautiful Circle-Vision 360° film, which had run since the park’s opening, was retired. The following day, March 16, a new Circle-Vision 360° presentation, Magic Carpet ’Round the World, officially debuted, introducing guests to a fresh cinematic experience showcasing international destinations through the immersive film format.

Magic Kingdom Map – Vacation Kingdom 1979

Magic Kingdom Map 1978

In 1978, Magic Kingdom introduced a major entertainment addition. On January 28, Mickey’s 50th Birthday Parade debuted, celebrating the milestone anniversary of Mickey Mouse. The parade featured themed floats and entertainment dedicated to honoring the character’s half-century legacy, becoming the park’s signature commemorative event for that year and drawing guests to Main Street, U.S.A. for the special celebration.

Magic Kingdom Map 1977

In 1977, Magic Kingdom introduced a new nighttime spectacular. On June 11, the Main Street Electrical Parade debuted, bringing illuminated floats, synchronized lighting effects, and an electronic musical score to Main Street, U.S.A. The parade became the park’s signature nighttime entertainment offering, marking a significant addition to its lineup of guest experiences and setting the stage for decades of nighttime spectaculars at Walt Disney World.

Magic Kingdom Map 1976

In 1976, Magic Kingdom concluded its special Bicentennial celebration entertainment. On September 6, America on Parade, the large-scale tribute created for the United States Bicentennial, gave its final performance at the park. The parade, which had run since 1975, featured patriotic themes, oversized characters, and floats commemorating American history, and its closure marked the end of a major temporary entertainment offering specifically designed for the national celebration.

Magic Kingdom Map 1975

In 1975, Magic Kingdom introduced several major Tomorrowland attractions and entertainment offerings. On January 15, Space Mountain officially opened as the park’s first indoor roller coaster, alongside the relocated Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress. On April 15, the opening-day Flight to the Moon closed, and on June 7, it was replaced by Mission to Mars. That summer, America on Parade debuted on June 14 for the Bicentennial, and the WEDway PeopleMover opened on July 1 as a new transportation attraction.

Magic Kingdom Map 1974

Magic Kingdom Map 1973

In 1973, Magic Kingdom added several major attractions across different lands. On April 15, The Walt Disney Story, an exhibit and film tribute, opened on Main Street, U.S.A. Shortly after, on May 20, Tom Sawyer Island debuted in Frontierland, accessible to guests by log raft. Later in the year, on December 15, the iconic Pirates of the Caribbean boat ride officially opened in Adventureland, becoming one of the park’s signature attractions.

Magic Kingdom Map 1972

In 1972, Magic Kingdom introduced two new attractions. On May 20, the Plaza Swan Boats began operation, offering guests a gentle boat ride around the park’s central hub area. Shortly after, on June 5, the If You Had Wings attraction opened in Tomorrowland, sponsored by Eastern Air Lines, providing an Omnimover-style travel-themed experience. These additions expanded both the park’s leisure offerings and Tomorrowland’s lineup of sponsored attractions.

Magic Kingdom Map 1971

In 1971, Magic Kingdom officially opened as the first theme park of the Walt Disney World Resort. On October 1, the park debuted with six themed lands: Main Street, U.S.A., Adventureland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland. Opening day attractions included headline experiences such as The Haunted Mansion in Liberty Square, Jungle Cruise in Adventureland, and it’s a small world in Fantasyland, establishing the foundation of the park’s diverse lineup of rides and entertainment.

Magic Kingdom Themed Lands

You can get into Magic Kingdom by monorail or ferry and stroll into the park’s first location, Main Street, USA. You may hop into the Walt Disney World’s railroad and tour the park or go by yourself to discover what else you can experience.

Some things you may notice if you choose to follow a clockwise direction include the following:

Adventureland

Here, you’ll find various classic attractions that will create amazing memories for you and your family. The attractions include the Jungle Cruise and Pirates of the Caribbean. You can visit the Enchanted Tiki Room for one-of-a-kind entertainment from the playful Audio-Animatronic birds.

Frontierland

Visit Frontierland and enjoy Splash Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad for amazing thrills and unforgettable experiences. You can also embrace the exploration spirit on Tom Sawyer Island.

Liberty Square

Visit Liberty Square and party at the Haunted Mansion with the 999 happy haunts. Additionally, you can listen to what present and past leaders say at The Hall of Presidents. This is a great experience and learning point to help kids learn more about our history.

Fantasyland

You can visit Fantasyland if you’ve had enough of Magic Kingdom’s real world. This is where Cinderella’s castle is, and you can enjoy various rides like the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, a musical journey around the globe at “it’s a small world,” soaring at Peter Pan’s Flight, and more attractions.

Tomorrowland

Travel to an amazing future by visiting Tomorrowland and experiencing Tomorrowland’s Transit Authority, Walt Disney Carousel of Progress, and Space Mountain. These activities provide some of the best experiences to add to your great time at Magic Kingdom.

Attractions and Rides

There are many attractions and rides in Magic Kingdom, and you can see most of them on the Magic Kingdom map. Make your way through captivating places and enchanting lands while encountering one exciting moment after the next. Some of the rides you better try at the theme park include:

A Pirate’s Adventure: Treasures of the Seven Seas

Get a pirate’s map and join Captain Jack Sparrow and his pirate crew to discover five secret treasures in the seven seas! Here, you’ll battle Black Beard, make a powerful potion, and find hidden clues to create an interactive experience that’s fun for all ages.

Pirates of the Caribbean

You can also set sail and enjoy a thrilling boat ride descending to the 17th century, where unruly pirates caused mayhem on the open seas. You’ll get to sing or hum the catchy tune, “A Pirate’s Life for Me,” and take in all the clever scenes and characters from the movie.

The Magic Carpets of Aladdin

You’ll notice the fun begins when a sneaky camel pours water at unsuspecting visitors at the entrance. Next, you’ll sit on your magic carpet and enjoy an amazing experience as it dips, rotates, and soars around a huge genie bottle. You’ll zoom over Agrabah and control your ride through a handle that allows you to lean forward or backward.

Peter Pan’s Flight

You can board a sailboat and go into the Neverland, where you’ll never have to grow up. You’ll watch beloved scenes and characters from Peter Pan’s storybook come to life.

Astro Orbiter

You can enjoy aerial views above Magic Kingdom Park in a rocket spinner for the ultimate experience and unforgettable memories. You can lower or raise your rocket with a joystick and make the experience one to remember.

Dining Hotspots

There are lots of places to dine in Magic Kingdom. To discover them, you must look at the Magic Kingdom map. Some of the places include:

The Crystal Palace

This place is inspired by Victorian greenhouses made in the late 1800s. The setting provides an amazing setting for lunches and dinners. However, character meets and greets aren’t available at the location.

Liberty Tree Tavern

The cozy, colonial-themed setting compliments the New-England-Inspired eatery’s menu. The foods include creamy mashed potatoes, roast turkey, and thanksgiving entrees plus sides.

Magic Kingdom Adventures Await You

All activities, rides, and dining spots are on the Magic Kingdom Map. Click on the Magic Kingdom map to explore various attractions, rides, and events you’d like to try out.

There are many adventures to be had at Magic Kingdom, where will you start your next adventure?

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