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    Liberty Square

    3.6 (21 reviews)

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    Andrea A.

    Liberty Square is my favorite land in Disney World's Magic Kingdom. Now if you were to ask me what my favorite land in Disneyland is, it's Fantasyland. I love Liberty Square the best because it is unique and special to the park; Disneyland does not have Liberty Square so coming to visit this land is a rare and special treat. It's also smaller than the other lands which means it is a less crowded area than Fantasyland, Tomorrowland and Frontierland. Liberty Square begins and is found on the outskirts of Fantasyland. My husband and I found the Haunted Mansion right outside the Cinderella Castle (which you all know the Haunted Mansion is such an iconic ride but I will write a review on that attraction later). Liberty Square is extremely colonial and my husband commented that the land looks like Philadelphia. The cast members are dressed up from the Colonial era which gives a historical feel to the park. Liberty Square contains the attractions of the Haunted Mansion (as previously stated), the Liberty Square River Boat, and the Hall of Presidents (which is my husband's favorite attraction). They also have Sleepy Hollow and Liberty Tree restaurants and specialty stores like Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe. The attractions are amazing, the restaurants are fantastic and the stores are fun to browse in or shop at. Stop by this land for a good time and to take a break from all the crowds in Disney World.

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    It's hopping and bopping with patriotic fever. Hall of Presidents! Liberty Tree Tavern! HAUNTED MANSION!!

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    I wasn't able to get FastPass+ for Haunted Mansion and we weren't about to stand in the crazy long almost 3-hr line.

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    Magic Kingdom Park

    Magic Kingdom Park

    3.9
    (3.1k reviews)
    0.3 mi

    Magic Kingdom is the park that Disney built its entire identity around, and it still delivers on…read morethat premise better than anything else in Orlando. I walked down Main Street USA toward Cinderella Castle for the first time, and that moment genuinely caught me off guard regardless of how many times I had seen photos of it. The atmosphere throughout the park was dense with detail, and the theming was consistent from land to land in a way that kept the immersion intact as I moved through the day. TRON Lightcycle Run is a newer ride. The launch and banking through the light cycle sequence made for a great experience for those who want the thrill of a coaster but not too intense. Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean are the two classic attractions that held up best for me as an adult, and they are worth experiencing regardless of how familiar you are with them. Space Mountain remains a reliable crowd pleaser, and Big Thunder Mountain is an easy yes for any group. The fireworks show over Cinderella Castle in the evening was the natural close to the day, and positioning myself well in advance was worth the effort. The view down Main Street with the castle as the backdrop is the definitive Magic Kingdom image, and it looked even better in person at night. Wait times and cost are the two factors that required the most planning. Lightning Lane was worth the added expense to maximize the number of attractions I got through in a day.

    Prices are ridiculous. Lines are so long unless you pay more for lightning lane…read moreFood is at best average bar food , unless of course you want to pay more and can get a reservation. Almost 12, 000 dollars for a family of 3 and a family of 2 . The experience was ok.

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    Under The Sea - Journey Of The Little Mermaid

    Under The Sea - Journey Of The Little Mermaid

    3.9
    (138 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Overall, the waiting areas decorated in theme for Ariel's grotto. It's absolutely amazing. There…read moreare seashells embedded in the flooring. There are water features and it's a really cool retreat from some of the summer heat or the hotter days in fall or spring. Overall, the ride itself is smooth. It's a good transition. I will say that when for whatever reason they do have to stop the ride. If you are in the under the C-section of the song area, it can get a little bit loud for Littles and frankly for adults too, if you are sound sensitive. I wholly recommend this as a wonderful attraction and ride for all ages.

    Under the Sea ~ Journey of the Little Mermaid is OK. Ariel looks weird, mainly in the face…read more While I still enjoyed this ride and thought it was fun, the overall quality of the animatronics was a step below most other rides at Disney World. I thought maybe that was because this ride opened around the same time as the movie in 1989. However, I was a bit surprised to learn after the fact that this ride actually opened 23 years after the movie, in late 2012. On the ride, you board clamshells that take you on an adventure under the sea. Pretty much all the characters from the movie make an appearance and the ride is filled with Alan Menken and Howard Ashman's popular songs like "Part of Your World," "Under the Sea," "Poor Unfortunate Souls," and "Kiss the Girl." The "Under the Sea" song and dance segment is bright and colorful. It reminds me of going to E.T.'s planet in the E.T. Adventure ride at Universal Studios. It's a festive party; both rides have that neon-colored, crowded "creature party" aesthetic. During our visit, the animatronic Ariel in this section was broken and inanimate. Kind of funny and creepy. During the "Kiss the Girl" segment, the plastic water coming out of the fishes' mouths didn't look great. It added to the overall sort of "knock-off" and kitschy look of the ride. Also, right before the end of the final scene with King Triton and the wedding of Ariel and Eric, the ride stopped on us. So, I was able to get a good, long look at the different animatronics and scenery. Finally, I thought the transitions between the high-quality video and the actual practical physical ride props were a bit jarring. Other rides do it better like, for example, the Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros at EPCOT. We had Lightning Lane passes at around 1:47 PM on a non-holiday Monday and experienced no line and no wait.

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    Under The Sea ~ Journey of The Little Mermaid at Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World Resort. Outside. Entrance. Sign.
    Under The Sea ~ Journey of The Little Mermaid at Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World Resort. Outside. Entrance. Sign.
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    Pirates of the Caribbean

    Pirates of the Caribbean

    4.2
    (236 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    A classic! The ride queue is rather boring but thankfully it offers a shorter wait than other…read morerides. Much of the queue and the ride is undercover or inside so you will get relief from the weather or sun. The boat ride is overall tame. There is a bit of sloshing and one small drop midway that could get water on your seat. The scenes are so much fun and give you a lot to look at, plus glimpses of Jack Sparrow who is always up to mischief. You'll empty into a gift shop which is a kid favorite. Restrooms are also nearby and it's great to make a pit stop here.

    I enjoyed riding Pirates of the Caribbean at Disney World again recently, but for the first time as…read morean adult. This is an incredibly popular and all-time classic ride, not just at Disney theme parks, but in the amusement park industry. It spawned a multi-billion dollar movie franchise, after all. At Disney, Universal, etc., I love the old-school rides with animatronics and practical special effects. They have a certain charm about them. The Disney World version of this ride opened at Magic Kingdom, in Adventureland, on December 15, 1973. The original version opened at Disneyland on March 18, 1967. I rode one or both of these versions when I was a kid back in 1989-1990. I think I enjoyed the ride more as an adult. Two other versions of this ride exist in Tokyo and Paris, making four total. A variation exists in Shanghai, but is different. The setting, the story, and of course, the music (from 1967) are whimsical and a lot of fun. "Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me." In 2006, the ride was refurbished to incorporate characters from the film series that started in 2003, most notably with appearances from Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow. The ride has a distinct smell caused by bromine, which Disney uses to treat the water instead of chlorine. It's become such a signature part of the "practical effect" charm that you can actually buy candles that smell like "Pirate Water." You might get a few little splashes of water on you and there's one small dip during the ride. We had Lightning Lane passes for this ride just before noon on a non-holiday Monday. We experienced little to no wait.

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    Pirates of the Caribbean
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    This scene never gets old!
    Rapunzel's Village And Tower

    Rapunzel's Village And Tower

    4.9
    (8 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    While exploring Fantasyland, I saw Rapunzel's Village and Tower! The most noticeable feature to me…read moreis the tower. Rapunzel's tower from Tangled is very cool to see from an up close perspective! It felt like you were in the movie! The tower is not accessible for entry, however, the outside of the tower has been detailed extremely well. The tower appears as though it could have easily come right out of the film. At daylight hours, the tower is quite nice. However, when evening arrives with lights like the lanterns from the movie, the entire atmosphere changes and becomes much more immersive! Although this area contains themed restrooms, there is no indication that they are bathrooms! This is not your average restroom stop in Magic Kingdom though! There are details throughout the area including Pascal hiding within some of the design elements, wanted posters of Flynn Rider and many other small details to give off the idea that this is essentially a mini Tangled town. I was happy about this being a slightly less crowded area of Fantasyland as well. It is nice to be able to step back and stop for a moment to capture some photos and take a quick rest from the crowds. Unlike many of the rides surrounding this area, there isn't always a huge crowd of people here! It is definitely worth stopping by especially at night. There are so much details to Rapunzel's tower!

    4 Stars for a well executed and NEEDED addition to fantasy land at Walt Disney World's Magic…read moreKingdom, but just not so exciting. Many many years ago there was a sky way gondola ride that went from Tomorrowland to Fantasyland...basically from Carousel of Progress to It's a Small World. The area that is now the village & tower (AKA Bathrooms) are now located where the abandoned Fantasyland station closed and was disguised by trees for at least 15 years. Now, to save the day and turn this area that became a stroller parking lot, no seriously...it was a parking lot of strollers w/ an attendant, I kid you not. This area became very narrow and there are nowhere near enough bathrooms at WDW in general, but that's a whole other topic. Point being is that they knocked down that old building and cleared way for increased traffic flow, added toilet facilities AND add additional theming to Fantasyland expansion. Originally it's said that the tower was going not be to be forced perspective, but rather a "real life" full size tower. The execution of the overall area is really done just how you would expect it to be: perfectly themed and artistically on point. I love the wanted posters and if you look for an employee doorway at to the right of the ladies room you'll find a very serious Maximus greeting you! I love it. Why not 5 stars? Well, because it's bathrooms and planters and a cool tower. If there was a bit more use for the area, other than 1 and 2, then it would be five star with an attraction, show or character meet & greet area. I really do like this addition. Rapunzel was a big movie with my girls when they were younger and Ive a soft heart for it. Its a cool area that I look forward to seeing develop over the next few years. DISNEY PRO TIP : DO NOT, I REAPEAT, DO NOT PUT YOU HANDS IN ANY FOUNTAIN AT WALT DISNEY WORLD OR ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD. Don't ruin you vacation....wash your hands. Enjoy and have a magical trip! Ps- Wash your hands

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    Tangled-themed Rapunzel's tower restrooms at Fantasyland at Disney World.
    Tangled-themed Rapunzel's tower restrooms at Fantasyland at Disney World.
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    Peter Pan's Flight

    Peter Pan's Flight

    3.6
    (134 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Nostalgic, The story of Peter Pan, lost boys, Wendy, Captain Hook's ticking clock and ultimate…read moredemise! Definitely a ride for the kiddos. I personally wouldn't wait in line for this again but it has cute interactive activations while in line. Playing with your shadow, ding dong bells, tinkerbell flying thru drawers and turning on lights! Fly thru to neverland! Sort of like ET ride! It takes you thru peter battling hook!

    Every kid remembers riding Peter Pan's Flight. You climb into a flying pirate ship, soar over…read moreLondon, and suddenly you're eight years old again, believing in pixie dust. It's not a ride, it's a memory machine. The ride itself is short--just a couple minutes of glowing sets and twinkling lights--but it's pure magic. Flying over the tiny London streets, drifting into Neverland, seeing Captain Hook run for his life--it's as close as you'll ever get to feeling like Disney bottled childhood. It's the ride that proves nostalgia doesn't need G-forces. The problem? The line. Always long. Always. Doesn't matter if it's rope drop, midnight, or during a hurricane--you're looking at 60 minutes minimum. This is the only ride where the wait time is longer than Peter's attention span. You'll stand there for an hour for a ride that lasts three minutes, and you'll still walk out smiling like a fool. A little history flex: Peter Pan's Flight was one of Disneyland's original 1955 rides, imported to Disney World in 1971. Back then, Imagineers wanted you to "be" Peter Pan, which is why Peter wasn't even in the ride originally. Guests were confused, so they added him later. Translation: people waited an hour just to wonder where the main character was. The line is longer than Wendy's bedtime story. Peter Pan's Flight is short, simple, and still one of the most magical rides in Disney history. The line is brutal, the payoff is quick, but the memory sticks with you forever. Because in the end, everyone grows up--except this ride, and that's exactly why we love it.

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    Peter Pan!
    Peter Pan!
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    Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover

    Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover

    4.3
    (164 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    I really enjoyed the Tomorrowland Transit Authority (TTA) PeopleMover in Magic Kingdom at Disney…read moreWorld. It's a relaxing ride that takes you on a tour of Tomorrowland with elevated views. The ride goes inside and out--you'll go through Space Mountain and also see Cinderella Castle, the Tomorrowland Speedway, and the retro-futuristic Astro Orbiter (to name a few attractions). I love the 1920s and 30s pulp science fiction and 1960s Space Age look (Googie architecture) of Tomorrowland. The PeopleMover at Magic Kingdom opened in 1975 (four years after the park opened) and includes a model of Progress City, Walt Disney's vision for EPCOT in the 1960s. The PeopleMover actually stopped on us when we were next to the diorama of Progress City, so I got to look at it for a while. I found the seats in the vehicles to be quite comfortable with good lower back support. There was no Lightning Lane for the PeopleMover. On a non-holiday Monday around 4:00 PM, the line was long. We waited about 10-15 minutes, which felt like a long time since we had been using Lightning Lanes for most of our recent trip to Disney World. This is the only Disney PeopleMover still in operation. I hope it never closes. The PeopleMover in Tomorrowland at Disneyland (California) opened in 1967 and closed in 1995.

    If you need that one ride that's can rock a child to sleep. Or that ride to take a load off of…read moreyour feet while you digest that burger from Cosmic Rays. This ride comes in clutch! On warm night it can be a life saver and fun way to view the park from above.

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    Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover
    Me and my bestie sitting on the ride
    Me and my bestie sitting on the ride
    Astro Orbiter from the PeopleMover at night

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    Astro Orbiter from the PeopleMover at night

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