The Magic Kingdom is the park most people think of when they think of Disney, with Cinderella's Castle gleaming in the center of it all. This park is home to classic attractions like Pirates of the Caribbean, It's a Small World, and Haunted Mansion, making it the most visited theme park in the world. Adventureland This land is part jungle, part tropical island, and there's a desert oasis thrown in. Basically, any far-off adventure you have ever dreamed about you can experienc

Disney is full of Easter eggs waiting for guests to find them. No, I am not talking about the beautifully hand-decorated chocolate eggs on display at Disney’s Grand Floridian during the spring. I am talking about an Easter egg that is a secret message, item, or image that has been added as a bonus within a Disney movie, theme park, or resort. These Easter eggs are added for close watchers and observers who are devoted fans of Disney and the brand. Now that we know what type o

Storybook Circus is actually part of Fantasyland, but it is off in it’s own section. Although it is still fantasy, it has different theming than the rest of Fantasyland. It is not connected to any of the other lands or the central hub. This used to be “Mickey’s ToonTown Fair,” but it was completely redone along with the big Fantasyland expansion. It opened in 2012, as Storybook Circus. This whole area is themed like a circus and is inspired by the movie Dumbo. Overall, this l

As the name suggests, Tomorrowland is Magic Kingdom’s futuristic land. Originally, it was a somewhat “realistic” vision of the future. However, To avoid the land from becoming “todayland,” tomorrowland was reimagined in 1994 to showcase a more “timeless” approach to the future. This included more elements of science fiction, and it is sometimes referred to as the “tomorrow that never was.” Attractions Astro Orbiter – The inspiration for the name of this blog. This is a spinn

Perhaps the most popular land in the Magic Kingdom, Fantasyland is what most people think of when they think of Disney. This is the area behind the castle that houses all of the fairytale attractions. You’ll be immersed in imagination and wonder as you pass by the castle and ride flying pirate ships, zoom into the diamond mines with the seven dwarfs, go under the sea with Ariel, and meet your favorite princess. Fantasyland had a major expansion in from 2010 to 2014 that, effe

“Welcome, foolish mortals, to the Haunted Mansion” The Haunted Mansion is one of the most iconic, and popular, attractions in the Magic Kingdom. It is also one of the opening day attractions at the Magic Kingdom, making this attraction a must do. The Mansion, itself, sits atop a Hill in the Liberty Square area of the Magic Kingdom. This adds to the mysteriousness of the overall attraction, as you can’t ever get very close to it (other than the entrance to the ride). As you go

Adventureland is the first land that you will run into off to the left on Main Street U.S.A. Adventureland is the land of, well, adventure. With tropical and Arabian themes mixed in, you could end up doing anything, from travelling down a river through the Amazon, to travelling through a pirate cave. There are no big thrill rides in this land, as the name may suggest, but it does contain some of the most iconic and popular attractions in all of Walt Disney World. This is your

Magic Kingdom is Disney’s flagship park. It opened on October 1, 1971. Sadly, Walt Disney never was able to see his “Florida Project” come into fruition. Walt Disney died of lung cancer, at the age of 65, on December 15, 1966. His brother, Roy, postponed his retirement to make sure his brother’s dream became a reality. The Magic Kingdom is, not only the most popular park at Disney World, but it has been the most visited theme park in the World for the past 13 years. The Magic