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    4.3 (27 reviews)

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    Sunshine Tree Terrace in Adventureland
    Amanda L.

    Of all the "sections" at Magic Kingdom, Adventureland is pretty "small" an nestled between Frontierland and Liberty Square. My personal favorite part of the park is Tomorrowland in my #1, but I think Adventureland probably comes in right at #3, perhaps tied with Liberty Square! My favorite ride in Adventureland is the Jungle Cruise without a doubt! Pirates of the Caribbean and Enchanted Tiki Room are also pretty good. What the main attraction for me in Adventureland though is the FOOD! The egg roll cart, Sunshine Tree Terrace, and Aloha Isle all belong here and they are the perfect snacky bits that I love to get at Disney to pick me up throughout the day!

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    Arlene M.

    Adventureland features classic Disney attractions at its best. Three of the original rides are here along with a fourth that opened two years following the opening of the Magic Kingdom Those rides are "the Swiss family treehouse"-a stair walk up attraction based on the Disney movie "Swiss family Robinson", the Jungle Cruise, the enchanted Tiki Room, and the Pirates of the Caribbean. Lightning lane is recommended for the Jungle cruise and the Pirates of the Caribbean. The "magic carpets of Aladdin" with the spitting camels opened later. There are plenty of shops and now Adventureland has its first sit down dining-Skipper Canteen. The sunshine tree tavern which was widely known for their Dole whips expanded and a new snack place was opened called Aloha Isle where you can get more Dole whips along with a pineapple upside cake. Lines at both of these places are very long!!! Another place to grab a bite is the Tortuga tavern serving Mexican food. They also have a shop here called the Plaza del Sol Caribe bazaar where you can get Pirate gifts along with pressed pennies and other Disney stuff. "A pirate's adventure-treasure of the seven seas" is a scavenger hunt for kids of all ages. One of the things I like about Adventureland is how easy it connects to Frontierland. You don't have to walk to the end of the section to move over into Frontierland. The Adventureland rests rooms sits under a long covered area that you can exit into Frontierland or go back to Adventureland. There is also a walkway just past the sunshine tree terrace that will get you there as well. A concert stage is set up for shows and a Caribbean fountain are in the area. It's a unique themed land inspired by the man behind the Mouse-Walt Disney.

    07.14.19
    May A.

    Magic Kingdom (Orlando) Adventureland is one of the six enchanted themed lands that make up Disney's Magic Kingdom Park. On the park map it is to the left of Cinderella's Castle which is just beyond Main Street USA. Because I wasn't able to secure a FastPass+ to my preferred attractions we ended up scheduling two rides here in Adventureland using our FastPass+. Adventureland has two of the Magic Kingdom's most popular attractions; the Jungle Cruise and Pirates of the Caribbean so we reserved these two rides. We are familiar with the boat ride at Pirates of the Caribbean (Disneyland in California) but Jungle Cruise was new to us. Our funny Skipper Cathy took us on a whimsical cruise through exotic rivers. The animatronic animals presented in this cruise looked real! Other rides and attractions in Adventureland: Swiss Family Treehouse The Magic Carpets of Aladdin [FP+] Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room A Pirate's Adventure -- Treasures of the Seven Seas You can find these 4 places that serve food and snacks in Adventureland: Sunshine Tree Terrace - snacks and ice-cold refreshments Jungle Navigation Co Ltd Skipper Canteen - serving lunch and dinner Aloha Isle - ice cream and dessert and home of the famous pineapple Dole Whips! Tortuga Tavern - lunch, dinner and snacks Souvenirs are plentiful here as well! Plenty of shops! Review #1437

    P A.

    This is where it all started...Pirates of the Carribean, Jungle Cruise, Enchanted Tiki Room....classics from when I was a kid. It was fun to relive my childhood memories at Disney World's Adventureland. It was fun to watch the Pirates of the Carribean street show and the Johnny Depp look alike entertain the crowds. Now I wonder what the actors at Disney parks looked like before the Depp movie character...? That would be fun to compare. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/adventureland-bay-lake?select=lafvKykyx1lnpvTfu4L0pA#lafvKykyx1lnpvTfu4L0pA It was just the beginning for our day in the Magic Kingdom. Return Factor - 80%

    Rikin K.

    Lots of fun it's for people of all ages! They have the best food here especially the mexican food here is amamzingggg. I love the splash mountain and the thunder mountain they're some of my favorite rides in Disney man lots of fun!! Makes you feel like you're in Texas!

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    3.9(3.1k reviews)
    0.2 mi•Disney World, Horizons West / West Orlando

    I always start my Disney vacation at Magic Kingdom. After entering, you walk around the corner to a…read moreview of the castle down main street. It really is a magical sight to see. I'd highly suggest getting here early, staying on property(at deluxe resorts only) gives you an extra hour of early entry. Tomorrowland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, Adventureland each offering their own special treats and rides. I love this park for the variety in its attractions. Pro Tip: Staying in a Deluxe resort, on select days throughout the month Late hours are available for only these guests offering shorter wait times & low crowds. I highly recommend it, if it's possible for your trip. These resorts typically offer multiple ways of transportation to the parks as well: boat, monorail, skyliner, walking, etc. Rather than getting on a bus for every park, which can be packed and unreliable at times. **MUST TRY: Located at the Springroll cart right outside Adventure land near the castle. The Cheeseburger Eggrolls.. YUM!! A MUST for me every visit.

    A SERIOUS TRANSPORTATION & EMERGENCY-EGRESS CONCERN AT MAGIC KINGDOM…read more I absolutely love Magic Kingdom, but I believe Disney needs to seriously reconsider how guests travel between Magic Kingdom and the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC). Tens of thousands of guests can leave the park within a relatively short period. If approximately 20,000 guests need to reach the TTC during a concentrated departure period, the existing transportation system can become severely overwhelmed. When the monorails and ferries are operating normally, guests can divide between the two systems. But when the monorail is unavailable, thousands of people become dependent on the ferries. Consider just one hypothetical scenario: * 20,000 guests need to reach the TTC * Three ferries are operating * Each carries approximately 600 guests * A complete ferry cycle takes approximately 12 minutes Even under these optimistic assumptions, it could take approximately 135 minutes to move the entire crowd--and real-world loading, unloading, crowd movement, strollers, wheelchairs, children, and other delays can make the actual situation substantially worse. A guest leaving Magic Kingdom around 9:15 PM could potentially find themselves still trying to reach their vehicle close to midnight. That should not be an acceptable possible outcome. More importantly, I believe Disney should examine this from a life-safety and emergency-egress perspective, not merely a convenience perspective. The current system relies heavily on mechanically and electrically powered transportation. If a major emergency, power failure, mechanical failure, fire, severe weather event, or other incident simultaneously limits these systems, what independent high-capacity means exists for tens of thousands of guests to safely reach the TTC? I am not claiming that this necessarily constitutes a fire-code violation. That determination should be made by qualified fire/life-safety engineers and the appropriate authorities. However, the question deserves a serious formal review: Does the current transportation infrastructure provide sufficient independent emergency egress capacity if the monorails and ferries are simultaneously unavailable? A dedicated pedestrian bridge could address both the transportation bottleneck and this potential life-safety vulnerability. A roughly 15-foot-wide pedestrian bridge could provide hundreds of pedestrians per minute of independent capacity without relying on propulsion systems, electricity, or mechanical transportation. Instead of: Monorail + Ferries Disney could have: Monorail + Ferries + Pedestrian Bridge The bridge would provide: * A completely independent transportation option * Additional capacity during normal evening crowds * A backup when the monorail fails * A backup when ferry operations are disrupted * An emergency evacuation/egress option * Improved accessibility and reduced crowd congestion * Greater resilience for the entire transportation system This isn't about replacing the monorail or ferries. It is about redundancy. Disney invests enormous amounts of money creating attractions that guests remember for years. A pedestrian connection might not be as exciting, but it could benefit millions of guests and potentially provide an important layer of emergency resilience for decades. I strongly encourage Disney to conduct a professional feasibility and life-safety study of a dedicated pedestrian connection between Magic Kingdom and the TTC, including engineering, crowd-flow, accessibility, environmental, fire-code, emergency-egress, and cost considerations. The Happiest Place on Earth should have a transportation system that remains safe, reliable, and functional even when mechanical transportation fails. Please seriously consider building the bridge.

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    Under The Sea - Journey Of The Little Mermaid - Under The Sea ~ Journey of The Little Mermaid at Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World Resort. Inside the ride.

    Under The Sea - Journey Of The Little Mermaid

    3.9(138 reviews)
    0.3 mi•Disney World, Horizons West / West Orlando

    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.

    If you're a Little Mermaid fan, or you have little kids, than this is your ride! This attraction is…read morelocated in Fantasyland and takes you through the Little Mermaid movie. It is a slow moving ride that goes on a flat track and will move your clamshell 365 degrees, as well as going backwards and tipping backwards as well. It does not spin fast and as someone who gets motion sickness, you should be fine. The seat has a lap bar for the entire row and is not comfortable at all. It is a very hard bench. I find this ride becoming more of a favorite probably since it is super cute and the line is never very long. The line can get long at times, but I recommend waiting until the wait drops below 20 minutes. The line starts outside which has little shade and is very hot in the summer, but then moves inside, where the majority of the line is. Inside it is covered and much cooler. It is actually really dark inside and my eyes always have to adjust. This ride is very colorful, very musical and very fun. If you know this movie, you are going through the story quickly. There are a few dark areas throughout the ride as well as a couple of loud parts. This rides also "stops" as well. There is not a time we have been on this that it did not have a stop for a a minute or so. This ride is designed for children, however, as an adult, it is becoming a favorite of mine. It is nice long ride, that you can sit and relax. This is a must go in the summer for us! Cool, AC, sitting down, sign me up! I would recommend this ride but only when the line is 20 minutes or less. Otherwise, wait and come back later.

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    Under The Sea - Journey Of The Little Mermaid - 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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    Rapunzel's Village And Tower

    4.9(9 reviews)
    0.2 mi•Disney World, Horizons West / West Orlando

    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!

    LISTEN I FEEL CONFLICTED. Because YES this is a pretty area ok. but like IT'S A BATHROOM T.T I…read moredon't want the bare minimum when I've seen other parks have entire rides ok. T.T

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    Rapunzel's Village And Tower - 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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