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Disney's Magic Kingdom

The Magic Kingdom is Walt Disney World's most famous theme park. Opened on October 1, 1971 it was the first of the four parks that now make up the resort and being host to an estimated 17 million visitors in 2007 it is the most visited theme park in the world.

Sporting the world famous Ciderellas Castle as it's ceterpiece The Magic Kingdom is a world of wonder containing seven completely different "Lands" all with thier own special theme complete with rides, shows and restaurants all carefully crafted to match the theme of the area they are in.

Main Street U.S.A.

Resembling early 20th century small town America, this is the Magic Kingdom's entrance land.

Guests can find information and assistance in the Town Hall and start the day with breakfast in Tony's Town Square Restaurant from "Lady and the Tramp". This "small town" has a real authentic feel to it complete with an emporium seling a range of Disney souvenirs, numerous shops and even a working barber shop.

As you enter the gates and look down Main Street you will see the famous view of Cinderella's Castle.

Adventureland

Dedicated to the spirit of adventure, Adventureland gives you the impression of being in the jungles of Africa, Asia, the Middle East, South America and the South Pacific, along with an extension resembling a Caribbean town square.

Here you'll find rides and attractions such as Pirates of the Caribbean, Jungle Cruise and Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse.

Frontierland

Step into the wild west and take boat ride on the Rivers of America, explore Tom Sawyers Island, ride a runaway railcar on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad or enjoy a show with the Country Bear Jamboree.

Liberty Square

Based on an American Revolutionary town, here you can board the Liberty Belle Riverboat that will take you around the Rivers of America. You'll find many antiques and attifacts from the period scattered around the shops, restaurants and streets including replcas of the Liberty Bell and Liberty Tree.

Also located here are the Haunted Mansion and Hall of Presidents.

Fantasyland

Fantasy land is just that, a land of fantasy. Dedicated primarily to fantasy and fairy tales this area is home to a number of attractions including Ariels Grotto, Cinderella's Golden Carousel, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, It's a Small World, Mad Tea Party, Petre Pan's Flight and many more.

Tomorrowland

Walk into the land of tomorrow and see "the future that never was" in this area of the park. Tomorrow Land resembles a sort of early 20th century comic book vision of an intergalactic spaceport. Here famous attractions such as Space Mountain, Tomorrowland Transit Authority and Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress can be found.

Mickey's Toontown Fair

An old country fair, toon style. Here you can meet all the Disney characters at various meeting points. You can also take a walk through Mickey's Country House and Minnies Country House or take a ride on Goofy's Barnstormer.