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 A visit to the Magic Kingdom begins with a grand circle
tour aboard authentic steam trains, followed by a nostalgic trip down Main
Street, U.S.A., aboard a horse-drawn streetcar, a fire engine or a
horseless carriage.
Strolling beneath dense vines and bamboo branches, guests
pass the gigantic Swiss Family Treehouse -- re-created from the famous Walt
Disney movie -- and make their way to a last-outpost river landing where
they board tropical launches for the Jungle Cruise in Adventureland.
Beside the picturesque Rivers of America is the land of
frontier America -- the old west with its boardwalks, brass-railed saloon
and forest forts. Here, too, is the zaniest troupe of singing bears ever
assembled, in the Country Bear Jamboree.
The true spirit of America is brought to life in the
shadow of a giant oak, known as the Liberty Tree.. Within the Hall of
Presidents, the most impressive moments in American history are presented in
life-like realism.
Happiest of all the Disney lands is the one inspired by
animated Disney film classics -- Fantasyland. Here, in the courtyard of
Cinderella Castle, are the Mad Tea Party, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, The
Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Snow White’s Scary Adventure and Peter
Pan’s Flight.
Tomorrowland features a glimpse into a city of the future
as envisioned by the sci-fi writers and movie-makers of yesteryear.
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Main Street, U.S.A.
Walt Disney's
childhood in Marceline, Missouri, inspired this re-creation of a
bustling thoroughfare in early 20th century America, complete with
horse-drawn trolley and vintage barbershop.
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Walt Disney World Railroad |
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Take a grand circle-tour of the Magic Kingdom
park aboard an authentic steam train. Stops at
Frontierland and Mickey's Toontown. Check Times Guide
for attraction hours, closing times vary
depending on fireworks shows. |
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Main Street Vehicles |
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Take a nostalgic trip down Main Street, U.S.A.,
aboard a horse-drawn streetcar, a fire engine or a horseless
carriage. |
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Guest Information Board |
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A tip board with tips on planning your days, show
times and wait times of popular attractions. |
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Adventureland
Disney's
True-Life Adventure documentary films provided the spark for
this exotic land of jungles and wild animals.
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Swiss Family Treehouse |
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Wind up and down the stairways, get close-up
views of each of the rooms, the furnishings of which have been
devised from island materials and items salvaged from the
Robinson's wrecked vessel. The 60-foot-tall tree house has
been a favorite Adventureland attraction since the Magic Kingdom
opening in 1971. |
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Shrunken Ned's Jungle Junior Boats |
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Captain your own remote-controlled boat near the
Jungle Cruise. |
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The Magic Carpets of Aladdin |
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Disney’s “Aladdin,” one of the most beloved and
popular motion pictures of all time, inspires this colorful
attraction, new from the ground up. Adventureland makes a
fitting home for The Magic Carpets of Aladdin, filled with the
wonder of genies, flying carpets, magic lamps and Middle East
mystique.
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Magic Carpets of Aladdin is scheduled to be closed for
refurbishment December
2-8, 2007. |
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"The Enchanted Tiki Room Under New Management" |
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Hollywood featherweights Iago, from Disney’s
animated feature “Aladdin,” and Zazu, from Disney’s animated
feature “The Lion King,” have become the new landlords, creating
a witty, upbeat show filled with old and new choreographed
musical numbers. Check Times Guide for attraction
hours, usually opens one hour after Magic Kingdom opening and
closing times vary. |
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Jungle Cruise |
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Curious gorillas, playful Indian elephants in
their daily bath and frolicking hippos created in life-like
realism by Disney artists make for a total mood of adventure in
faraway lands on this whimsical cruise through jungle rivers.
Check Times Guide for attraction hours. Usually opens
one hour after Magic Kingdom opening. |
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Pirates of the Caribbean |
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Ahoy there, mateys! Hold on tight -- there be
squalls ahead… Pirates of the Caribbean has entertained
millions of Walt Disney World guests on a thrilling adventure
through dark, mysterious caverns where "dead men tell no tales"
since it opened at Magic Kingdom on Dec. 15, 1973.
Pirates of the Caribbean now features the addition of two of
Hollywood's most infamous buccaneers, Captain Jack Sparrow and
his nemesis Barbossa. Joining the wildest crew that ever sacked
the Spanish Main, Captain Jack and Barbossa add an exciting new
twist to the attraction's original storyline as they race to be
the first to claim a cache of plundered treasure. |
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Frontierland
Tall tales of
Wild West come to life in this prairie outpost where cowboys and
miners roam.
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Walt Disney World Railroad |
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Ride an authentic steam train with stops at
Mickey's Toontown and Tomorrowland. Check Times Guide
for attraction hours, closing times vary
depending on fireworks shows. |
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Splash Mountain |
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Brer Rabbit's quest for adventure and his rival's
plot to do him in launch guests on an action-filled journey with
a thrill-packed, five-story "splashdown" finale. Based on
animated sequences in Walt Disney's 1946 film "Song of the
South," the 87-foot-high Splash Mountain boasts one of the
world's longest flume drops and promises guests a 40 mph descent
-- faster than any other attraction in Magic Kingdom.
The attraction, which opened in summer 1992, occupies a 9.2 acre
site. It features special effects that give the show its
animated quality and heighten splashdown into the briar patch
during the ride's heart-stopping finale.
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Mountain is scheduled to be closed for
refurbishment January 1 -
February 15, 2008. |
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Big Thunder Mountain Railroad |
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Hang on to your hats, cowboys (and cowgirls),
aboard this runaway train through the Old West. This
landmark attraction transports Magic Kingdom guests on a
harrowing journey through an abandoned gold mine, with red stone
slopes, mysterious caverns, spiraling buttes and fun-filled
adventures along the way. |
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Tom Sawyer Island |
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Raft across the Rivers of America to explore
Injun Joe’s Cave, the Magnetic Mystery Mine and old Fort Sam
Clemens. Check Times Guide for attraction hours.
Usually opens one hour after Magic Kingdom opening and closes
prior to dusk. |
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Country Bear Jamboree |
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Join a brood of banjo-strummin' bears in this
foot stompin' hoedown with the zaniest troupe of singing bears
ever assembled. Check Times Guide for attraction hours.
Usually opens one hour after Magic Kingdom opening. |
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Frontierland Shootin' Arcade |
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Young frontiersmen try their hand in this Old
West arcade where fast-moving targets abound. |
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Liberty Square
Step back to the
age of colonial America in this land honoring the country's early
heritage
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The Hall of Presidents |
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Speaking inspirational words about freedom,
equality and democracy, George W. Bush shares the spotlight with
all of the United States' chief executives in a stirring salute
to America and its leaders. "Again and again we return to
the same simple principles," Bush says during his 90-second
speech. "Freedom, equality -- the freedom to create, to prosper,
to dream ... equality before the law, in the workplace, in the
chance for a better life -- and each time, in the process,
America grows stronger, the beacon of democracy grows brighter,
the world looks in new astonishment at what free people can do."
President Bush, who personally recorded the short speech written
for the attraction, is represented by an Audio-Animatronics
figure sculpted by Disney Legend Blaine Gibson, who created most
of the busts used to construct The Hall of Presidents' 42-member
cast since it began development in the 1960s. Now retired,
Gibson's recent busts include presidents Ronald Reagan, George
H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton. Check Times Guide for
attraction hours. Usually opens one hour after Magic
Kingdom opening and closing hours vary. |
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Liberty Square Riverboat |
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Board the Liberty Belle, an old-time sternwheel
steamboat, for an adventure into America’s historical past.
Check Times Guide for attraction hours. Usually opens
one hour after Magic Kingdom opening and closing time varys.
This attraction will be operating seasonally and closed
through Spring 2006. |
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The Haunted Mansion |
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On a graveyard hill is the ominous Haunted
Mansion with the liveliest collection of ghosts ever assembled
for all to see as they travel through the ancient rooms aboard
“doom-buggies.”
Many new
enhancements were added to the Haunted Mansion beginning in the
fall of 2007. Look for new exciting new sound systems in
the elevator, a harrowing staircase added to the Mansion as well
as a new Madame Liota scene and a frightfully scary new bride
looking for a groom. |
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Fantasyland
Fairy tales
spring from storybook pages in the whimsical land of castles,
princesses and flying elephants.
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"it's a small world" |
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One of the most beloved attractions at Magic
Kingdom, "it's a small world," recently received an extreme
makeover -- of sorts.
The classic Disney attraction, inspired by a similar Disneyland
theme park attraction, was brought to Florida for the Grand
Opening of Walt Disney World Resort in 1971. Thirtysomething
years later, it got a makeover that includes décor from its
California cousin. In honor of the "Happiest Celebration on
Earth" 18-month celebration, the attraction received the most
extensive renovation and refreshment in its history, courtesy of
Walt Disney Imagineering, the original creator of this classic
attraction. |
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Peter Pan's Flight |
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Fly aboard Neverland aboard a pirate ship and
encounter Peter Pan, Captain Hook and Tinker Bell. |
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Mickey's Philharmagic |
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Disney magic meets Disney music in a new 3-D film
spectacular. Starring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and other
favorite Disney characters animated in a way they've never
before been seen: grand, glorious, in-your-face, three-dimension
-- with the added fourth dimension of astonishing in-theater
effects. This is also the first attraction to feature classic
Disney characters in computer-generated animation.
The cast includes Mickey and Donald, as well as
Ariel from "The Little Mermaid," Aladdin and Jasmine from
"Aladdin," Peter Pan and Tinker Bell from "Peter Pan" and Simba
from "The Lion King."
Set in Fantasyland Concert Hall, the eye-popping musical
experience unfolds on the largest seamless screen ever created
for a three-dimensional film, a 150-foot-wide canvas. Complete
with in-theater effects, the attraction immerses guests in the
richly animated world of the Disney characters. Presented by Kodak. |
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Cinderella's Golden Carrousel |
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Ride an enchanted horse through a whirling
fantasy of color and music on this fantastic jewel in the center
of Fantasyland. |
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Ariel's Grotto |
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This lush lagoon setting offers a chance to meet
“The Little Mermaid” character, Ariel, and then cool off in an
interactive leap-frog fountain spouting between sea sponges.
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Dumbo the Flying Elephant |
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Soar through the air on everyone's favorite
elephant. |
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Snow White's Scary Adventure |
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Ride through the famous fairy tale that includes
several close encounters with the Wicked Witch herself.
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White's Scary Adventure is scheduled to be closed for
refurbishment January 28 -
February 15, 2008. |
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Fairytale Garden |
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Belle, from Disney's "Beauty and the Beast,"
stops by to read a story and mingle with guests. Check
guidemap for days and showtimes. |
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The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh |
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A silly ole bear named Pooh and pink pal Piglet
take Walt Disney World guests on a whimsical journey into the
storybook pages of the Hundred Acre Wood. |
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Mad Tea Party |
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Spin around in the Mad Hatter's giant teacups on
his un-birthday. |
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Mickey's Toontown Fair
Come see where
Mickey, Minnie and the gang live in this quaint country
neighborhood.
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Mickey's Toontown Fair usually opens one
hour after Magic Kingdom opening. Check Times Guide for
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Mickey's Country House |
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Mickey’s four-room mouse house, with its slightly
goofy architecture, is right in the heart of Toontown
Fairgrounds. |
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Toontown Hall of Fame Tent |
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Disney’s favorite characters take center stage at
the Toontown Hall of Fame, where guests may also view many of
the Toontown Fair blue ribbon-winning entries. Best of
all, the characters are there all day long -- welcoming old
friends and making new ones. |
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Judge's Tent |
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Bring your autograph book! Mickey Mouse, the
fair’s presiding judge (and Big Cheese), greets guests in the
Toontown Fair Judge’s Office, surrounded by prize-winning fruits
and vegetables. |
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Minnie's Country House |
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A peek inside Minnie’s charming baby blue and
pink bungalow reflects her lively lifestyle. In addition to her
duties as editor of Minnie’s Cartoon Country Living Magazine,
Minnie also quilts, paints and is an avid gardener.
Minnie's Country House is scheduled to be closed for
refurbishment January 1 -
February 1, 2008. |
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Walt Disney World Railroad |
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Ride on an authentic steam train to Main Street,
U.S.A. and Frontierland. Check Times Guide for
attraction hours, closing times vary
depending on fireworks shows. |
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Donald's Boat |
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The Miss Daisy is a cross between a tugboat and a
leaky ocean liner, Donald Duck’s yellow and red yacht features a
twisted smokestack, a laundry line and a foamy ocean featuring
lily pads that spout jumping streams and spray without warning. |
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The Barnstormer at Goofy's Wiseacre Farm |
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Manning a 1920s crop-dusting bi-plane, young
thrill-seekers zip up and around the high-flying trackway,
before “crashing” through Goofy’s barn at the climax of the
topsy-turvy trip. Presented by Friskies. |
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Tomorrowland
Leap forward into
the future in this neon-lit land of rocket ships and aliens.
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Tomorrowland Indy Speedway |
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Drivers young and old in individual cars match
speeds on a winding rally course. Riders must be 52" /
132 cm to ride alone. |
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Tomorrowland Arcade |
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A super-arcade of video games amid giant
“generators” in the Tomorrowland Light and Power Station. |
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Space Mountain |
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Rising 183 feet above the Tomorrowland scenery,
Space Mountain has taken millions of Magic Kingdom guests on a
thrilling roller coaster ride through the cosmos since it opened
in 1975. Board six-passenger trains that rocket through
tunnels of flickering neon lights, then begin a rapid descent
along an intricate and dark track. The spatial-effects lighting,
sprinkling the inner-heavens with galaxies of stars, darting
meteors and glowing space vehicles, sets the stage for an
adventure as close to a cosmic voyage as most people will ever
experience. |
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Tomorrowland Stage |
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Enjoy live shows by Disney Magic Music Days
performers. See guidemap for groups, days and show
times. |
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Astro Orbiter |
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Looking more like a Buck Rogers toy than a modern
Space Shuttle, this attraction surrounds passengers with
whirling planets during a swing through space in the center of
Tomorrowland. |
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Tomorrowland Transit Authority |
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On level two of Rockettower Plaza, you can ride
the world’s first transportation system utilizing the
magnetic-powered linear motor on a sightseeing tour of
Tomorrowland. |
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Galaxy Palace Theater |
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Performers and live stage bands bring Disney
shows to life during special holiday periods. Check
Times Guides for showtimes. |
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Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin |
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Armed with infrared lasers, join forces with Buzz
Lightyear to defend Earth’s supply of batteries from the evil
Emperor Zurg brought-to-life Tomorrowland spin-off of the hit
movie “Toy Story.” |
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Stitch's Great Escape! |
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Fans of Walt Disney Pictures' animated comedy "Lilo
& Stitch" know him as a cuddly but destructive alien prone to
hilarious fits of havoc. But what was Stitch like before the
movie?
Walt Disney World guests find out when they come face to face
with the mischievous character in a new Magic Kingdom attraction
-- Stitch's Great Escape!
Featuring some of the most sophisticated Audio-Animatronics
technology ever developed by Walt Disney Imagineering, the
multi-sensory Tomorrowland adventure puts guests in the middle
of the mayhem caused by "Experiment 626" -- a.k.a. Stitch --
when he's sent to the Galactic Federation Prisoner Teleport
Center. Must be 38" / 97 cm to ride. Parents,
take note: Includes brief periods of total darkness, loud
noises and over-the-shoulder seat restraints; some effects may
frighten young children |
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Monsters,
Inc. Laugh Floor |
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Laugh, joke,
sing songs and match wits with beloved animated characters from
Disney-Pixar's Monsters, Inc. in an engaging and
interactive 400-seat theater attraction created by the Disney
Imagineers.
Monsters,
Inc. Laugh Floor features one-eyed hero Mike Wazoeski, who has
opened a comedy club to collect laught that will generate power
for the future of Monstropolis. As Monster-of-Ceremonies,
Mike recruits two comedian wannabes whose slapstick humor
delights and engages audiences. Guests even get to
text-message jokes on their cell phones for possible use in the
show. |
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Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress |
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The show traces the impact of technological
progress on Americans’ daily living from the start of the 20th
century into the near future with a cast of family characters
brought to life through Disney’s Audio-Animatronics effects.
NOTE: This attraction operates seasonally. |
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Parades. Shows and Fireworks
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Disney
Dreams Come True Parade |
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Beginning with Mickey Mouse and ending with a
fairy-tale finish, this spectacular parade is a tribute to all those stories and characters
that have touched our hearts through the years. It’s a flurry of
classic Disney moments frozen in time.
Check guidemap for daily
afternoon showtime and parade route. |
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SpectroMagic |
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Combine the energy of seven lightning bolts, the
electrical power of a fleet of 2,000 highway trucks and a
sprinkling of pixie-dust. Then turn down the lights in the Magic
Kingdom. It’s showtime for the Walt Disney World nighttime
wonder “SpectroMagic.”
“SpectroMagic” is
presented on summer evenings and on other special occasions. Check guidemap
for days, show times and parade route. |
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Wishes |
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The power of a wish combines with magical moments
from cherished Disney films and dazzling pyrotechnic effects to
create "Wishes," the biggest, boldest fireworks show ever
presented at the Magic Kingdom.
Narrated by Jiminy Cricket, who memorably served as Pinocchio's
conscience in Disney's animated masterpiece, the new
story-in-the-sky spectacular tells a thrilling, heart-tugging
story about making a wish come true. "I bet a lot of you
folks don't believe that -- about a wish coming true, do ya?"
Jiminy says as the 12-minute spectacle begins. "Well, I didn't
either. Of course, I'm just a cricket, but let me tell ya what
changed my mind. Ya see, the most fantastic, magical things can
happen -- and it all starts with a wish!"
The story of "Wishes" blends classic Disney songs
and character voices with pyrotechnic effects never seen before
in a Disney theme park, including several new sites for
launching fireworks that create moments both breathtaking and
intimate.
Wishes is generally presented nightly. Check Times Guide for days and show
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Dream
Along with Mickey |
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Mickey and
friends treat Magic Kingdom guests to a dreams-inspired party on
the forecourt stage of Cinderella Castle. Favorite Disney
characters join the party as the dreams of happily-ever-after
and adventure come alive on stage amid music and dancing.
So strong are the dreams that they even overcome Malificent and
her intentions of turning the dreams into nightmares. A
grand finale brings the 20-minte live stage show to a close.
"Dream Along
with Mickey" is genereally presented several times daily.
Check Times Guide for days and show times. |
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