Magic Kingdom Orlando

The world's favorite theme park!

When it comes to iconic destinations, there's one theme park that remains head and shoulders above the rest – Disney’s Magic Kingdom. Year in and year out, the theme park remains among the most popular destinations worldwide and the favorite among Disney World's four primary parks.

From the moment you walk through the front gates of Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom and see Cinderella Castle glistening at the far end of Main Street U.S.A., you know you're in for a special adventure. The street is filled with energy and excitement while the sights, sounds and even the aromas of popcorn and baked goodies are enticing. Instantly, you're surrounded by a sensory overload of tantalizing shops and eateries, balloon vendors, Disney characters and more.

From world-class thrill rides like Space Mountain and Splash Mountain to a ghostly mansion and an exotic jungle river, visitors to Disney's Magic Kingdom can seek out exquisite adventures and create magical memories. From meets and greets with princesses like Cinderella, Snow White and Belle at Princess Fairytale Hall to pirates, parades and other favorite characters like Mickey Mouse and Winnie the Pooh, there’s something to match every child’s dream. You'll find year round fun at WDW.

While nearly all Magic Kingdom rides are family friendly, thrill enthusiasts can also enjoy several roller coasters such as Thunder Mountain and Space Mountain. As with the other Disney parks, these thrill rides do come with a height requirement. You may want to use your FastPass options to gain faster check-in access to these popular attractions.

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Explore 6 uniquely themed areas

Magic Kingdom

The most popular park at Disney in Florida, the park is layed out similar to a wheel, with the iconic Cinderella Castle acting as the central hub. Explore attractions in these fun-filled lands:

Main Street U.S.A.

This amazing street represents an early 20th century small town in America, inspired by Walt Disney's childhood. The family-friendly street is lined with shops, a working barber shop, Town Square Theater, restaurants, Main Street Confectionery, horse drawn streetcars, Cinderella Castle and more.

Frontierland

Step into the Old West featuring cowboys and native Americans. Explores the Rivers of America. Key attractions within Frontierland include the thrilling coaster Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, a water adventure in Splash Mountain and the dancing Country Bear Jamboree./p>

Liberty Square

This area represents an American revolutionary colonial town. Key attractions at this Magic Kingdom land include Liberty Belle Riverboat, Haunted Mansion, the Hall of Presidents, plus replicas of the Liberty Bell and Liberty Tree.

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Adventureland

This section represents the exploration of foreign lands with themes that resemble the jungles of Africa, the Middle East, South America and the South Pacific. Key attractions at this Magic Kingdom land include: Pirates of the Caribbean, Jungle Cruise, Enchanted Tiki Room, Swiss Family Treehouse and Magic Carpets of Aladdin.

Tomorrowland

This land represents the future in an intergalactic city and features rockets, UFOs and robots. Key attractions at this Magic Kingdom land include the dark ride Space Mountain, Carousel of Progress, Astro Orbiter, Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover, Tomorrowland Speedway, Stitch's Great Escape, Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin and Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor.

Fantasyland

Walt Disney World's imagineers make every child's dreams come true in Fantasyland! Key attractions at this popular land include It's a Small World, Peter Pan's Flight, Mickey's PhilharMagic, Prince Charming's Regal Carrousel, Mad Tea Party, Enchanted Tales with Belle, Ariel's Grotto, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Be Our Guest restaurant, and Dumbo the Flying Elephant. Come face-to-face with Heffalumps and Woozles as you ride-through The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. You can also enjoy Gaston's Castle, Under the Sea: Journey of the Little Mermaid, Barnstormer Starring the Great Goofini, plus attractions with themes tied to Beauty and the Beast and Tangled.

Magic Kingdom Park Details

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

Park Hours: Park hours can vary based on time of year, holidays and other special extra ticket events such as Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party and Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. You can also extend your time in the Kingdom with Extra Magic Hours.

Parking: Parking is $20 per car per day. Once you park at the main lot, a tram will take you from your car to the transportation center. From the transportation center you can take the iconic monorail to the Magic Kingdom gates or you can take a relaxing ferry boat ride across Seven Seas Lagoon.

Transportation: You can ride for free throughout Walt Disney World Resort, with available transportation including buses, the iconic monorail and water taxi ferry boats. These options start about 45 minutes before the parks open and conclude an hour after the parks close. The monorail stops at Magic Kingdom, Contemporary Resort, Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, Polynesian Village Resort, Polynesian Villas & Bungalows and the Transportation & Ticket Center.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time are the fireworks in Magic Kingdom?

Magic Kingdom’s “Happily Ever After” fireworks extravaganza is a nightly spectacular best viewed near Cinderella Castle. Times for this 18-minute show can vary by night, season or holiday, depending on that day's park hours and closing time.

When was Magic Kingdom built?

Magic Kingdom first opened its magical gates on October 1, 1971 – the first of Disney’s World four theme parks. Construction on Magic Kingdom began in 1967. The first of Disney's hotels and resorts were also opened at that time, including Disney's Contemporary Resort and Disney's Polynesian Village Resort.

How much is a ticket to Magic Kingdom

Tickets to see the home of Mickey Mouse - Magic Kingdom - vary in price due to a variety of factors such as time of the year, how many days you want to visit the park, and additional options such as Park Hoppers and no expiration, etc. All tickets come with a fast pass option. From the ticket center, you can enjoy a trip to the park by boat ride or via the iconic monorail.

Where can I eat at Magic Kingdom?

Magic Kingdom offers a long and varied list of one-of-a-kind, on-site dining options ranging from snacks and quick service to full service restaurants. Dining locations include: Aloha Isle, Be Our Guest Restaurant, Casey’s Corner, Cheshire Café, Cinderella’s Royal Table, Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café, Crystal Palace, Gaston’s Tavern, Liberty Tree Tavern, Main Street Bakery, Plaza Ice Cream Parlor, Tomorrowland Terrace, and many others.

How big is Magic Kingdom Orlando?

Walt Disney World Resort, near Kissimmee, FL, encompasses 40 square miles though only 35% of its 27,000 acres has been developed. Magic Kingdom takes up 107 acres with an additional 125 acres dedicated to parking. In contrast, Epcot is 300 acres and Disney’s Animal Kingdom in 80 acres.

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