Touring Plan of Disney's Magic Kingdom

Touring Plan of Disney’s Magic Kingdom

Color Key

Red=must do attractions (check to see if age appropriate for your party)

Orange= try to visit these attraction

note: try any attraction that is has a short wait time.

Main Street

Main Street Train- a good way to see the park before or after you have toured

Adventureland Attractions

Jungle Cruise - cheesy old time Disney fun.
Swiss Family Treehouse-fun to climb and see how the "Robinsons" lived.
The Enchanted Tiki Room- cute show, great to escape the heat and crowds for a bit.
Pirates of the Caribbean-you have to stop and see Captain Jack Sparrow!
Magic Carpets of Aladdin-fun ride even for the bigger kids in the group.

Frontierland Attractions

Splash Mountain - if you are 40" and over plan on getting a bit wet.
Big Thunder Mountain - not to scary roller runaway train for those 40" and over
Raft to Tom Sawyers Island-nice way to spend a quiet hour in the shade. Find a rocker and a lemonade  and relax.
Country Bear Jamboree-cute animatronic show. Nice to get out of the heat and into the AC
Frontierland Shootin' Arcade
Goofy's Country Dancin' Jamboree

Liberty Square Attractions

Hall of Presidents-educational and enjoyable for all ages. Another great spot to escape the crowds.
Liberty Square Riverboat-personally I find this not as exciting as some other attractions but its usually a walk on, so you may want to give it a try.
The Haunted Mansion- you have to stop and see the grim grinning ghosts!

Fantasyland Attractions

It's a Small World- a must see staple of Disney World
Peter Pan's Flight
Mickey's PhilharMagic-a 12 minute 3D movie with Mickey and Donald 
Cinderella's Golden Carousel- who doesnt love a carousel?
Snow White's Scary Adventures- fun for everyone
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh-fun for everyone 
Dumbo the Flying Elephant-You have to ride Dumbo atleast once in your life.
Mad Tea Party- if you're not prone to motion sickness give it a try.

Mickey's Toontown Fair
-some older kids may find this area is for the younger set, take a look and see if it is for your party

Minnie's Country House
Toontown Hall of Fame
Mickey's Country House
Donald's Boat
The Barnstormer at Goofy's-35" or tall on this kids rollercoaster.

Tomorrowland Attractions

Tomorrowland Indy Speedway-kid 52" or over love to be in the driver's seat. Good luck passing this by!
Stitch's Great Escape-40 " and over. --This show takes place in a darkened theater and there are surprises throughout the performance, which may be scary for younger children.
Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin -I haven't met anyone yet who didn't enjoy this ride. Its like being inside a video game.
Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress-from the 1964 Worlds Fair. A nice show and its airconditioned!
Tomorrowland Transit Authority-the People Mover-nice way to see Tomorrowland a nice relaxing ride.
Astro Orbiter-if the lines short give it a try. Great views
Space Mountain-obviously a must do at Magic Kingdom for those 44" and over.

The Timekeeper-a nice movie in the round

Rider Swap--have a child who doesn't meet the height requirements or doesnt want to ride? Ask the attendant if they allow child swap. This allows one parent to ride the ride while the other stays with the child, then swap and the other parent rides.


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