You can’t miss Cinderella Castle (it’s in the dead center of the park, right at the end of Main Street, U.S.A), but you definitely need to take a moment to admire it: either on its own during the day, or at night during the Wishes™ fireworks show (which you also need to see). Magic Kingdom® Park is split into six themed lands: Main Street, U.S.A, Adventureland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland. But! Here are some of what people generally consider the “must-sees” in each park. This is where we want to reiterate that there is way, way more to see at Walt Disney World® Resort than we could ever cover here.
On top of that, it also has countless other attractions, including two water parks, golfing, indoor theme parks, spas, a lively boardwalk, a downtown area…and on and on.įor your vacation, you’ll most likely be booking some combination of hotel (on-site at Disney or off-site in Orlando), park tickets (to one or all parks), and (if you’re staying at a Disney Resort Hotel) dining plan. Walt Disney World® Resort is comprised of four separate theme parks, all connected by a system of boats, monorails, and buses: Magic Kingdom® Park, Epcot®, Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios®. So give me the briefest summary possible. What we CAN do is give you a brief idea of what you can expect. This book barely does it all, and it’s over 800 pages. There is so much to eat and see and do, and so many ways to do it, that we could never come remotely close to covering it all here.
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