Magic Kingdom

What I love about the park is the spaced out feel Like it's not all crowded in terms of walkways and yes the castle is huge and awesome compared to Disneyland But their small world is a bummer from the outside and their haunted mansion doesn't give off the haunted on the outside lol We arrived via boat from our hotel which was a cabin so that was cool and fun to experience but you can arrive via the tram too Otherwise the park itself feels like Disneyland and it's always a fun good time minus the wait lines lol

Magic Kingdom is the heart and soul of Disney World--the place where the magic really comes to life. Walking down Main Street U.S.A. toward Cinderella Castle never gets old. It's iconic, nostalgic, and just has that special something you can't quite put into words. There's so much to do here, from classic rides like Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion, and It's a Small World, to big thrills like Space Mountain and the newer TRON Lightcycle Run. The fireworks show at night is breathtaking and emotional--definitely stay for that if you can. The cast members are always friendly, and the whole park is clean, organized, and beautifully maintained. There's a great mix of rides for all ages, plus plenty of snacks and dining options (I'm always hunting down a Dole Whip or Mickey pretzel!). Why 4 stars instead of 5? Mainly because the crowds can be intense, and wait times for popular attractions can get really long without a Lightning Lane. It can also feel overwhelming if you're trying to do everything in one day--it's a lot to take in! Still, Magic Kingdom is a must-visit. It's the most "Disney" experience you can get and full of those unforgettable, picture-perfect moments. Just come prepared with patience and a little bit of a game plan.

Update July 1, 2025 A family trip to Walt Disney World to see my soon to be 4 year old great great nephew's reaction to being at WDW, started early morning at 8:00 am paid parking ranges from $30 to $55. If you're a guest at one of the Disney Resorts parking is included to the parks. As much as the tickets cost, parking should be included. We had already purchased our tickets online, and only had to have our bags gone through, and to be scanned with the wand. Security that checked me in was very friendly and helpful, some of the other security were not as friendly. Ticket scan in was quick and easy. The humidity and sun are BRUTAL in Florida. Temperature that day was only 88, but the heat was off the chain. Lines were long and wait times were long, the lightening passes work, but are just another way for WDW to get more money out of you. Honestly after seeing my nephew's face when he saw Cinderella's Castle, riding It's a Small World with him beside me, watching him in Tiana's Bayou Adventure and watching him dance and have fun with Pluto at The Story Book Circus was good enough for me. He had a blast, but Aunt Chelle was ready to go after standing in line to ride Space Mountain, it shutting down because of a malfunction(which happened at several rides that day) not really sure if it would be back up or not. We finally boarded the ride, and I was ready to leave after that. Listen, if you have trouble sitting on something low and getting up, AVOID Space Mountain!!!. Around 4:30 it started raining, I had a poncho, but that rain was like a monsoon with strong wind gusts, lightening and rain coming down in sheets. My niece and I left before the rest of our family, by the time we walked to the Monorail(told that it wasn't running, that we would have to ride the ferry. On the way to the ferry we saw the monorail running. We got soaked, shoes and clothes!! All in all it was an ok day. WDW is a scam trying to get as much money out of you as they possibly can and it works to an extent. What did ruin my day was seeing a man dressed in a suit parading around WDW wearing a RED MAGA HAT. After reading on goggle that it would not be allowed. Well WDW you failed in your job at that!! Not sure that I would make another trip to WDW again, the maga hat did it for me.

First trip to Disney World and after going on a cruise, I prefer the water. The lines were long, it was hot but I made the best of it for kids but even they were over it. Food prices in the park are not bad either.

When you think of Disney World, you almost immediately imagine Magic Kingdom and the iconic castle. Walking down Main Street USA enjoying the sounds, smells, and views are incredible. Grab a treat. have something to eat, and find a line to join for your favorite ride. Magic Kingdom has the classic Disney rides as well as some new adventures. You might also catch a glimpse of your favorite characters and be sure to stick around for the fireworks. The park is open later so you can take home all the souvenirs you want.

Magic Kingdom will always have a special place in my heart. We love coming on Sunday afternoons when the park isn't crazy busy. They have fun restaurants, cute rides, great merch, and just a fun atmosphere. Even after years, it's still so fun to go. We definitely love our annual passes. Don't sleep on MK!

Inspired by the Disneyland theme park in Anaheim, CA. Magic Kingdom has been the most visited theme park in the world for some time, for a reason. With the world renowned Cinderella Castle at the entrance, takes you back to childhood memory lane while also feeling like I've Arrived! With six unique section, each with its own theme, you can spend days here. Adventureland, Fantasyland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Main Street USA and Tomorrowland are spread vastly spread out across the Kingdom. Have a great time.

Magic Kingdom-- the heart and soul of DisneyWorld. Fun for: first timers, families of all ages, those wanting to ride the more classic rides & meet the traditional characters and princesses of all your favorite Disney movies. Since this is the park that gets the most visitors, expect long stand-by lines and heavy traffic!! MUST: Character Dining: Depending on when you're going and if you can make reservations, I'd suggest: Cinderella's Royal Table (meet princesses, better food, more intimate dining setting) / Be Our Guest (only meet Beast, detailed interior, large dining room) / Crystal Palace (meet Winnie the Pooh & friends, buffet) MUST SEE: Festival of Fantasy Parade at 3:00 PM - runs through Adventureland/Frontierland; Parade of princesses and other FantasyLand characters. PRO TIP: Find a spot in Frontierland, better views, less crowded Magic Kingdom is divided into multiple themed parks: Main Street USA, Frontierland, Adventureland, Tomorrowland, Fantasy Land, and Liberty Square. NOTE: Don't miss the fireworks show at 9:20 PM in front of the castle.

From Super Bowl winning quarterbacks, to kids of all ages, this is the place everyone wants to go at least once. And if by chance you marry into a Disney family, more than likely, you're going more than once. Magic Kingdom, the quintessential Disney park is by far the one you need to visit if you have some time in Central Florida. Between the constantly evolving decor, different character meet & greets, and the food specials, one thing remains constant here and I'm not talking about the humidity. (Although, I highly encourage people to go when it's hot so it's less busy for me in the cooler months) The constant here is the feeling of being a kid again when you get into the park. It might actually be something magical in the water because this is a fun place to be and see. Bringing my 2.5 year old son here and watching him meet characters, ride the rides, and hopefully make some core memories was the coolest part to our trip here. Be warned though, it takes a lot of endurance for a Disney day, even more so if the temps are hot and humid. Be sure to drink plenty of free cups water they offer at the food stands and get some shade when you can. Whether you're a parent, childless millennial, or a just a Disney adult, this place has something for everyone and it really is a good time. If you want to feel like a kid all over again, go on some pretty cool rides, and eat some delicious food, then Magic Kingdom is the place to be.

This is my updated review. I haven't been here in a while but my first review wasn't so great. Anyways, a concern of mine are the crowds. Disney should have a cap of how many people enter the park because it is so crowded, wait times exceed two hours for one attraction. My husband and I waited in line for Winnie the Pooh in Fantasyland and it was easily well over one hour to get on the ride. One family came to the ride and made their way through to the front of the line and NOBODY said anything. Prices are super high. My individual ticket was well over $100. My husband I stayed there almost a full day and only went on about six rides and saw two shows- the country bear jamboree and the hall of Presidents. Most rides were closed because of the constant rain that day. Those were the downsides of the Magic Kingdom. Good points? Walk through the outside of the Cinderella Castle to see the gorgeous fountain and mosaic walls that retell the story of Cinderella. The Liberty Square Marketplace is another major plus. It features so many different food vendors like the baked potato wagon and a fruit cart; so many healthy food options and you don't have to wait in line like you would at a restaurant. The Country Bear Jamboree is my favorite show; this was originally at Disneyland too but it was removed and only stayed at the Magic Kingdom in Florida. Also, the Haunted Mansion contains a library scene not featured at Disneyland's version. Overall, not a bad place to visit and have fun but, I do recommend going to the park during the less crowded seasons for a more fuller experience.

It is a magical spot. We stayed on property so got in early, which made all the difference for us. However, when entering the park in the morning you must go to the right to go left, if your ride is in that direction. We didn't realize that and lost some time because of that. Using their app is a real game changer for seeing wait times, ordering food ahead of time, linking photos and using the interactive map. We discovered a neat popcorn spot near the entrance. You can make your own with all sorts of candy, which my son really enjoyed. The buses back to the resort could use a bit more direction, but the ride is so convenient and worth staying on one of the Disney properties.

It feels like home! I love Magic Kingdom. Its my happy place! Its clean, fun, and magical. Always a fun time.

The place to be where dreams come true , a place where your favorite characters will take a photo with you , a place where there's peaceful atmosphere and less stress; til you start waiting on lines for 2-3 hrs for a 5-10mins thrill of a life time; makes you think, should have purchased the express pass, and wait only 30-45 mins instead . Luckily I went on a week where the Floridian kids went back to school. The theme parks weren't that congested. Florida starts school in Aug and ends in May. Some holidays we celebrate In NY does not apply to Fl. Magicians is a big park, a lot of walking , will not complete the rides on 1day. Having children, the meals will stay the same, Hot Dogs , chicken strips, fries., depending on their ages and appetites. Each park has its own specialties . I'f you attend 1 park then You must try them all and cross the. Out in your bucket list. Til next time !

This might have been my twentieth time visiting Magic Kingdom. A visit to this iconic park can come at a hefty price, raising concerns over affordability among visitors. There are several factors contributing to the rising costs of Disney Parks according to what I read. Disney states that the demand for premium experiences brings on growing expenses associated with maintaining extensive infrastructure. It is interesting from what I read about their pricing model. To manage this influx of visitors, Disney employs dynamic pricing strategies, adjusting ticket prices based on how busy the parks are expected to be. This means that during peak times, guests may have to pay significantly more for the same experiences they could enjoy at a lower cost during off-peak periods, creating a barrier for many would-be visitors. Another notable change that has affected the experience of visiting Disney Parks is the way guests interact with Disney characters. In the past, it was common for characters to roam the parks, allowing for spontaneous encounters and photo opportunities. However, for safety reasons, the practice has evolved. Now, character interactions are often limited to designated queues, ensuring a controlled environment where both guests and characters can enjoy the experience safely. While this decision prioritizes safety, it has also shifted the spontaneity that many of us once enjoyed. In conclusion, it is undeniable that Disney Parks now represents a significant financial commitment for families and individuals looking to experience the park. As someone who believes that the current prices are too expensive, I share the concerns of many about how this trend could impact future generations' ability to create lasting memories at these beloved destinations. Overall, we enjoyed our visit despite the cost.

It's worth it! You need to go! Pro Tips: Lightning lane booking 3 days of not staying on property, 7 days of staying on property Parking $25-35, VIP/Preferred $25 more Popcorn buckets can be refilled Annual Passholders get a discount - pricing is about 5-7 parkhoppers passes - if you're going for multiple days, check in to see if you can upgrade to AP to save more money on merch and food PhotoPass is worth it ask for the magic shots Take breaks and explore the Kingdom

What else can I say about this place that hasn't already been said. This place has always been about creating memories that last a lifetime. Whether with friends, families or significant others it is always a memorable time.

I haven't been to magic kingdom since I was a kid and wow. It felt so great to be back but this time with my little nephews. Getting to experience the joy and magic of Disney through their eyes is the best feeling in the world! Things do look a lot different since I last went, but it still was super nostalgic and beautiful to be back. Of course, I've grown up, I love roller coasters more than anything in the world and maybe seeing Mickey and doing the little rides isn't as much "fun" anymore. But still, it doesn't take away from the experience of living the magic of Disney. From their shows to the updated rides and special effects, to the newest ride they have "Tron". Super worth it! Can't believe you can even bring your own food and drink inside without any issues. Can't wait to go to the rest of the parks!

Love love love Disney! As always I only have good things to say about it! Parks are always clean, always organized and cast members are always helpful. If I had to pick a negative it would be the food. Food in the parks are a bit tough with the exception of Epcot.

Magic kingdom will always be my favorite park. As annual pass holders for multiple years this park simply brings all of the magic. There are rides for all ages and the entertainment and shopping follow close behind. This park has the classic Disney Magic feel that we all want when enjoying the parks. They have a great mix of rollercoasters like tron and space mountain as well as dark rides like winnie the pooh and peter pans flght. The food in this park is lackluster compared to the other eats you can find in disney, my go to here is pecos bill. Have a magical vacation

Magic Kingdom is as magical as ever--clean, fun, and full of classic Disney charm. But I gotta talk about the castle/fireworks experience because that was a whole different vibe. Fireworks start at 9PM sharp, and if you're not camped out at least an hour early, good luck. We barely got a spot, and some people in our group weren't so lucky. Cast Members were not playing--once it hits showtime, they're quick to move people out, even if you're just trying to squeeze in. What started as a chill, magical day kinda turned into a stressful scramble right at the grand finale. Just a heads up: if the fireworks are your main reason for staying all day, plan ahead and be ready to lock in your spot early--or risk ending the night on a not-so-magical note.

Happiest place on Earth! I came back for my annual trip to the parks. It's nice to see much hasn't changed. A few of the rides have changed since my last visit (Splash Mountain got an update), but many of the rides I grew up with are still there. It was nice to see the updates to the Hall of Presidents. Also nice to see that some of them don't have speaking roles haha. Always a fun day trip!

2025 Yelp 100 Challenge- #4 Visited Magic Kingdom the day after Christmas and the park was packed. My family purchase multi pass lighting lane and it allowed the day to be less stressful. We waited in a few lines which is to be expected and simply enjoy snacking along the way. Food Consumed Cheeseburgers Egg rolls Funnel Cake with no toppings Hot Dog and Popcorn

Magic Kingdom will always bring back nostalgic vibes for me and is a MUST do park when visiting Disney. Honestly when I think of Disney I think of MK! My husband and I opted for a slow morning in the park. We started the day with drinks from their Starbucks on Main Street and then rode Haunted Mansion, the People Mover, and then had lunch at Tony's Town Square where we watched the Festival of Fantasy parade from our table! It was such an enjoyable time and I loved how colorful the park is. I truly revert back to the kid at heart! This park is always clean and the Cast Members are always friendly. It's such a magical time at the Magic Kingdom!

As a first-time adult visitor to the Magic Kingdom, I was absolutely blown away! The park truly lives up to the hype. Visiting now during the cooler months was a fantastic choice. Lower crowds meant shorter lines and a more relaxed atmosphere. We purchased the day & night time tickets which were perfect. We enjoyed strolls and casual small rides during the day, then tackled the big-ticket attractions with shorter waits at night. We were able to ride Tron 3x which was an incredible experience! Overall I had an unforgettable time at the Magic Kingdom. The magic is real, and I highly recommend it to fellow adults.

We had a great time despite the long lines which was about 40-50 minutes wait time on a Sunday for the newer rides like TRON and the little mermaid... DO NOT waste your money on PREFERRED PARKING! You don't have to take the tram BUT, It's still a long walk to the monorail. Somebody said it's a SCAM! LoL We went around 1pm-5pm & we got on 3 rides! LoL TRON: 10/10 Oh this ride will WAKE YOU UP! Expect it to be equivalent to a ride at SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN... It's fast & scary for kids! The little girl behind me said "Mom, it was so scary that I peed in my pants" YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED KIDDOS!!! THE LITTLE MERMAID: 10/10 Was as pleasant to ride on the haunted mansion ;) Meet ARIEL the little mermaid: 9/10 we mistakenly thought this was the line for the little mermaid ride and unexpected met Ariel after a 40 minute wait :) IT'S A SMALL WORLD AFTER ALL: 10/10 It's joyful, beautiful & It's a classic! Ok, DISNEY please go easy on the prices! It's about $174.99 per person & preferred parking is $55 Besides the OVER PRICED TICKET & PARKING, the MASSIVE LONG LINES & CROWDS its the happiest place on earth isn't it? ROCK ON MAGIC KINGDOM! It's a small world after all, my wallet also felt smaller after all ;)

This is my first time visiting Disney World, and I had an absolute blast! Both of my friends had been here before, and my biggest Takeaway is that you absolutely NEED to plan your trip in advance, this is not a place you can just show up for the day! My friends, carefully curated our schedule, including which fast passes we needed, and where we would use them. This proved not only helpful, but 100% necessary. We were able to go on several rides, meet several characters, and eat quite a bit of delicious food! The doll whip was one of my favorites, I got the twist flavor and it was absolutely excellent! For dinner, we ate at the Snow White themed restaurant, and had a three course meal. It was not too much food, and did not take too long either, despite us getting to meet Snow White, a couple dwarfs, and the magic queen herself throughout the meal. All characters at the park, and in the restaurant were incredibly amazing performers, And did a phenomenal job of staying in character, entertaining us, and making each moment personable and memorable to everyone I saw them interact with. This is an expensive trip, but if you plan things, well, you'll get more than your moneys worth out of your visit!

What is there to say about the magic kingdom. Where dreams come true and so on. First time with family as we normally would just visit Disneyland back in California. Right from the start, parking was great. We were guided into the lot and then the shuttle takes you to the gate. From there you check in enter. The lady that checked us in was so sweet. She asked what the occasion was and congratulated us on first visit, which a pin was given to us. From there you either take another tram or the boat to the main entrance of the park. It was busy as expected which we came right before Halloween which of course it was decked out. Also, we found out that depending on what day you visit, park closed early for different event. This day, they stayed open the whole time. And didn't have to purchase a ticket for the second part in the evening. It basically the same as Disney back in la when you walk in. The castle right in the distance on Main Street. Recommend making reservations when you first arrive of prior as they do book up fast. Also the good thing, we opted out for the lightening pass which is pricey. The lines for majority of rides were 15 min or so which was perfect. Overall, loved the time spent here.

It was so magical and my inner child loved every minute of it! The entrance price is a bit pricey but I enjoyed it!

It's been several years since I've been to this park so some aspects were brand new and some brought back fond memories. This was my first experience on Tron. OMG so cool, a roller coaster that feels like you are on a motorcycle. Great build up to the ride as well. Very techie and futuristic atmosphere. Pirates of the Caribbean and the Jungle Cruise were past favorites that we revisited. Toy Story shooting was another fav. The first ride I ever went to at any park was Peter Pan so it was fun to revisit that ride and remember being awed by the art and creativity. Some rides like the Jungle Cruise are showing their age and could use a few upgrades in tech but the imagination in building these experiences is never lost on me. Lightning passes are worth it. We saved 50 minutes on Space Mountain. Also preferred parking is worth the extra $15 if you are park hopping as it saves a ton of walking time to your car. I think Disney artistry is one of a kind. Love the parks.

We started off our Disney World journey at Magic Kingdom. For a one-day park hopper ticket with lighting passes, we basically paid about $300 just for the ticket. Pretty steep! My friends and I were very efficient with our time and made the most out of our trip by utilizing the lighting pass. We got many cute photos in throughout the day, but that being said, I'm not sure Disney World was the happiest place on earth. Unlike Disneyland in CA where it's normal to see strollers, at the gate of the entrance we saw a lot of wheelchairs and walking sticks. Immediately at the get-go I had an old couple purposely run over my foot with their wheelchair, and as they passed by us screamed, "THAT'S WHAT YOU GET!" Wowwwww! It wasn't even an accident. They rolled over my foot ON PURPOSE. The crowd here is rough. I wouldn't judge a business by their customer's faults but we also found faults with Disney staff. Robbin at guest services offices was really rough with our group. We had a technology error with one of our friend's tickets so they weren't with the group and we had problems scheduling their lighting pass rides. She basically scolded us for not buying it all at the same time. Umm reality check, people buy their tickets whenever they're free and not always together. Another customer service staff super gas lit my friend. Her card was not activated and they swore she can use either the card or the app for her lightning pass. I heard them confirm multiple times. When we got on their ride. Neither worked. We had to find different support with the staff in the field under the blue umbrellas to help us. NOT THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH. Paid so much money and wasted so much time to deal with their drama. You can see from my schedule that we were pretty efficient for the rest of the day. Also the pirates of the caribbean ride was down when we got there and it didn't show on the app so that messed up our time efficiency and also we were literally stuckkkkkk on the carousel of progress where one of the sections replayed for over 3 times before staff came to let us off from the emergency exists. Awkward. 8:00 am Magic Kingdom Monorail 8:40 am Guest Services Pirates of the Caribbean (unexpected closure) 9:20 am Jungle Cruise 9:34 am Mickey's PhilharMagic 10:10 am Friar's Nook - Snack 11:00 am Tron Lightcycle Run 11:53 am Joffrey's Revive - Coffee 12:20 pm Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin 12:46 pm Space Mountain 12:52 pm Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress 1:37 pm Aloha Aisle - Snack 1:58 pm Bus from Magic Kingdom to Hollywood Studios For the rest of my Disney World journey, you can go to my review of Disney's Hollywood Studios.

We came for the Mickey's Very Merry Christmas party and it was great! Admission included an after hours event in Magic Kingdom with assorted cookies, hot chocolate, cider, egg nog, and of course, access to all the rides and attractions! It was really cold during our visit, but we made the best of it! The hot chocolate kept us warm and we rode on rides such as Space Mountain, Tron, and Its a Small World, among others. The food was not included, but we did get a bite over in Frontierland, where the parade was and both were good. We enjoyed the fireworks at the castle and of course, the numerous character meet and greets that we would not have all gotten in during regular park hours. Our only gripe was that we felt they sold too many tickets to this after hours event as it was really crowded, but again, not so much that you couldn't enjoy the rides and do the character meet ups. All in all, although cold, we enjoy the after hour events, but would caution coming during the winter as it was cold as heck!

Expensive, fun, lots of walking, hot asf! Expensive! Bring water, snacks for kids and yourself, proper walking shoes. Don't try to do everything in one day!

Magic Kingdom, with its tagline "The Most Magical Place on Earth," truly lives up to its reputation, offering a day filled with wonder, excitement, and unforgettable experiences. Tips for Visiting: To make the most of your visit, plan to arrive as early as possible. The park typically opens at 8:00 AM, so arriving early allows you to maximize your time and beat the crowds. There are two transportation options to enter the park: the ferry or the monorail. Both are enjoyable experiences, but getting there early ensures a smoother start to your day. Must-Have Tools and Add-Ons: Downloading the Disney Mobile App is a game changer! It provides real-time updates on ride wait times, parade schedules, and mobile food ordering options. For those looking to avoid long lines, purchasing the Lightning Lane pass is highly recommended. Although it's an additional cost, it significantly enhances the experience by reducing wait times and allowing you to enjoy more attractions. Dining Options: Food within the park is predominantly American cuisine, with numerous cafes and eateries scattered throughout. Using the mobile app to order your meals ahead of time is a convenient option, and you can even specify the pickup time. This saves a lot of time and lets you focus on enjoying the park. Attractions and Entertainment: The rides are the heart of the Magic Kingdom experience, and we thoroughly enjoyed iconic attractions like the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Tron, and Space Mountain. There's also a delightful comedy show that provides great laughs for guests of all ages. The parades are a highlight of the day and shouldn't be missed! They take place at 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM, bringing joy to everyone, especially kids, with their vibrant floats, lively music, and appearances by beloved Disney characters. Schedule and Costs: We visited on a weekday and learned that the park closes at 6:00 PM to make way for the exclusive Christmas party starting at 7:00 PM. Ticket prices for a full day are around $170 per person, while the Christmas party costs $200 per person, making it quite expensive to visit during this season. Unfortunately, weekdays don't include the famous fireworks show, which is reserved for weekends. While we had a wonderful time exploring the park and enjoying the attractions, missing out on the fireworks was a letdown. It felt like Disney strategically designed the schedule to encourage guests to spend more money on special events during weekdays. Final Thoughts: Despite the disappointment of missing the fireworks, Magic Kingdom is undeniably magical and worth experiencing at least once. The vibrant atmosphere, thrilling rides, and memorable parades make it a fantastic destination for families and Disney enthusiasts alike. However, for the full Disney magic--including fireworks--consider visiting on a weekend or during a special event.

Visiting Magic Kingdom is always a "dream come true." I love the atmosphere and the stunning scenery. This was my second visit to Disney World, with my first visit being five years ago. The Disney cast members always seem to be busy but always have a smile more or less on their faces. I went on a holiday, a very crowded day. Despite a frustrating situation with a cast member that morning, I still had fun. Upon arriving, there was a long line for the photographer at the entrance. My fiancé and I waited patiently to take a picture together. However, the cast member working as the photographer at that time was rude. While speaking to another family he was photographing, he turned to us and mumbled something about dropping our bags under his tripod. We didn't hear him clearly, so we waited for more instructions. That's when he turned to my fiancé and, in a seemingly "joking" manner, asked twice, "Do you know English?" The comment shocked me, especially since I was standing at a distance, waiting. Feeling upset, I responded, "Yes, he knows English. We didn't hear you. What's your problem?" The photographer then quickly took our pictures and apologized, claiming he was joking. I didn't buy his excuse. I walked away feeling annoyed. Thankfully, the rest of the day went better. Although I was able to move past the incident, I couldn't help but feel frustrated that some cast members need to think more carefully about how they speak to visitors.

It's Disney! I mean come on! Of course they get a 5 star! I brought my daughter here for her 2nd birthday and she enjoyed ever moment of it! Heck I enjoyed it! Just seeing my daughter and her friend's faces light up when they see the characters. MK is a very beautiful campus and has plenty to look at. It is definitely pricey and will make you pull out your wallet to get the best experience. I didnt expect to ride rides but I rode a few while my daughter was either eating or sleeping in her stroller. I just had to test out the rides for her so I can tell her what's good lol. We got to see about 85% of the park due to having multiple little kids getting sleepy or hungry. It definitely held us up with moving about the park. I'll definitely come back when my daughter is older to fully enjoy.

Magic Kingdom Park is a classic & must go park! It's humongous and you could definitely spend a couple days here; I'd recommend spending two days if you can AT LEAST but if not, a full day for sure. It is truly magical! I suggest everyone to go at least once in their lifetime, kid or adult. Rides I suggest: -Space mountain -Big thunder mountain -seven dwarves -tron (very short ride though) -haunted mansion -Peter pan's flight

What can you say about the Magic Kingdom that doesn't include the redundant use of the word Magical? We've been here before, and will be here again. We've loved it every time. I know it's Yelp, and reviews about your experience are important, but it's freaking Disney World and the freaking Magic Kingdom. There's nothing on any review site that's going to persuade folks NOT to go.

Went here for our first family vacation with our daughter. She is 2 1/2 years old. We were skeptical at first about how she would do. She did very well. Anyways, let's get on with the review. Upon arriving it was very smooth going through security and getting into the park. We did buy our tickets in advance. The park was also easy to navigate. The park was decorated nicely for the Christmas season. All of the employees we encountered were also polite. The park was also very clean. Make sure you download the Disney World app. There are feature that can be used while at the park like ordering food, buying fast passes and navigating the park. You can also see wait times for different rides. We also ordered the memory maker which allowed us to see and download all the photos taken by Disney at all of the parks, whether it was from a ride, meeting a character or just one of the Disney photographers standing in certain locations. They also had a photo studio at Disney Springs that this worked at. I also want to point out that you do not need a magic band if you have an apple wallet on your phone or watch and you add your tickets to the apple wallet. This is what my wife and I did. I am not sure about other mobile wallets but if I had to guess it probably works for those as well (make sure you verify). There are plenty of rides (for all ages), food, stores and areas to meet characters. They also have some shows you can take in. Some of the more popular attractions will have longer lines. I do wish they had more characters walking around the park in addition to the specific character meeting areas throughout the park. They also have a baby center, where you can change your baby, buy extra items that you may have run out of, etc. With the baby center, I do wish the changing area was a bit more private instead of an open room with a bunch of padded changing tables. Maybe add some dividers on the tables. However, the Baby center did help out. We also saw one of the parades which was great. My daughter was so excited and the parade floats were so detailed. The parade is a must see if you go. My advice if you go is, be sure to plan in advance. Plan every detail, what day to go to each park, arrival times all the way down to when and where you want to eat at the park. This will allow you to enjoy the park and not stand there trying to decide what to do next. My wife planned for 6 months prior to arriving at the different parks, it helped out. We were able to do everything we wanted to do and then more. Our daughter was able to experience a lot for her trip and we have plenty of pictures from this trip. Also, leave extra room in the budget incase you want to add anything on. Things at Disney can add up quick. Make sure to wear good walking shoes as well. I hope this helps, I know I did not talk a lot about specifics about the park but I cannot say much more than what others have already said. We will be coming back to Magic Kingdom.

The Most Magical Place on Earth! The park is huge, and can definitely spend the entire day walking around and waiting in long lines to get on rides. If you are driving to the park, you should know that there is no parking lot by the entrance of the park where you can walk to the gate. Rather, there is a parking lot where you need to take the tram that runs every 5-8 minutes to get to the park entrance or you can take the ferry. The ferry ride is a 10 minute ride and can be scenic going across the lake. Once you arrive at Magic Kingdom, there are many different routes you can take to explore the park! There is a Disney app that gives you a list of rides, restaurants, and shops where you can check out the wait times of the rides and make reservations for restaurants or place mobile orders. Overall, highly recommend checking out the park if you haven't yet!

This was my first time visiting Magic Kingdom in many years, and it was a great experience. The staff were very friendly, and the park was extremely clean. The rides were good, although there weren't many roller coasters. Tron was my favorite and was easily worth the wait. Space Mountain was fun, but I wouldn't wait more than an hour for it. Tiana's Bayou Adventure was both fun and intriguing. The other rides were also very immersive and enjoyable. For lunch, I ate the Triple B Burger at Cosmic Ray's Starlight Café. The burger was good, and the cherry Coca-Cola BBQ sauce they offered surprisingly paired really well with it. For dinner, I ate at Pecos Bill's Café and had the Nacho Bowl with Chipotle Chicken. It was good, but I felt it lacked enough toppings. Overall, it was a fantastic visit, and the fireworks and castle show at the end were phenomenal.

This is the park that you just can't skip if you have small children. The atmosphere is filled with smiles, intrigue and nostalgia for many of the guests here. There are an abundance of rides and endless activities to do. Each time I go, I am able to experience something different and something new. If you are going soon, pack your patience and your coins because lines are long and Magic Kingdom is expensive. We always pay extra for lightening lane, it is worth the money. Also add in memory maker if you have a large family because there are stations all across the parks for cool photo opportunities. Breakfast at Cinderella's castle is becoming a tradition. The last two visits, we have been able to score reservations here and start our day out with a delicious meal. The shrimp and grits are some of the best I've ever had. My kid loves dressing up and meeting the princesses so this is an excellent way to kick off the day. Unfortunately, this is an expensive investment for this experience. Each time I go, I say it'll be my last for a while, but with little kids, I have a feeling we will be back sooner than later. Great fun and wonderful memories are to be had at Magic Kingdom.

I had dreams as a child about going to the Magic Kingdom! Sadly, my parents never took me because it was too expensive for us (flight, hotel, admission). I satisfied my childhood dreams recently, albiet, in my 30s, better late than never. We took our two-year old son and he enjoyed it; since he was two, admission for him was FREE, yay! Parking was plentiful and organized; they had a tram that picked us up and then took us to the monorail. We lived in Florida, so the only expenses were our tickets and the hotel. It was hot and sunny, which is normal for Florida, we still got to enjoy the whole park. I walked about 21k steps that day. The food was expensive which was to be expected. The restrooms were plentiful and clean. I loved that they had a quiet baby/toddler room where you can change them and purchase bottles/baby Tylenol and any necessities. Most of the rides had lines of course, but we didn't wait as long considering how many people there were. We enjoyed the rides and was there all day! We didn't get to do it all, it's more of a two day thing. At the end of the evening, they had a huge firework show. Magic Kingdom opened in 1971. The newly renovated Cinderella Castle was beautiful up close and super iconic. It is the most visited theme park in the world and nation. There are 6 themed lands within the park; Main Street USA, Adventureland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland. It was a fun experience and glad to have checked it off my bucket list. Now I have to go back soon since I have a second son.

Updating an older review here, but what more can be said, it's an amazing theme park and as fun as it's hyped up to be! With an almost six year old and almost two year old, we're pretty invested in Disney, from the subscription service, swag, and theme parks. It's an expensive day, a special day, and one that we'll certainly remember. This was my first WDW experience (went to Disneyland as a kid) and as a parent, I thought of this almost more as an ultra-endurance activity than a day at the park. I think it's good to know there will be ups and downs on a big day like this, and ultimately we had a blast! We opted for Magic Kingdom based on the girls' interests. We utilized the Genie+ app, which is maybe slightly confusing but not too bad to navigate. Of course they charge extra for it. We got to experience: - Tea cups - Dumbo - Mickey's PhilHarmonic Magic - Country Bear Jamboree - Dole whips - The midday parade down Main Street - Ariel's Under The Sea - Pirates of the Caribbean - The big finale fireworks show Not bad seeing as the park was sold out and it was definitely high season over spring break. The girls were asleep by the time we were herded on the the ferry with the masses at the end of the night. They had a blast, and are still talking about it. I did too, and I think even if I didn't have kids, I would enjoy coming to all of the parks. PRO TIP: I didn't realize some days the park closes at 1 a.m.. If you're not like me and can stay up past 11, I'd say go visit after the exodus of kids and enjoy having access to more rides!

i loved every second at magic kingdom. the wait wasn't too long for rides (max 45 mins, avg was 15 mins). things are pricey but that's to be expected considering it's disney. park hours are 9AM to 10PM with a fireworks showing at 9PM. my friend and i found it most convenient to uber rather than having to deal with parking. at the park we ordered disney themed waffles which were amazing! overall rating: 8/10

Went over spring break ('24) with the immediate family including my 6 year old son (first timer). We had a blast! The tickets are extremely expensive so if you can find a deal on tickets prior to your visit - do it! Then we didn't have to buy tickets at the entrance. I suggest getting there on the earlier side so you can get in the park and make the most of your day and the cooler temps too. Once we got to the MK, we immediately got on the train at the park and rode around until we got to fantasyland. We spent most of our day here at Fantasyland, Tomorrowland and Adventureland. The staff and the park are lovely but try to plan how you're gonna tackle the park and make the most of your time here. Our favs were Winnie the Pooh (very long wait), Monster Inc Laugh Floor, Small World, and Disney Railroad.

I purchased an afterhours pass for this park. I bought my tickets online. At admissions, they give you a wristband after they scan your ticket. You can enter the park early at 7 pm, but afterhours does not start until 10 pm. The early entry was nice. We can still enjoy the fireworks and get some food before they close. When the park closes, they have a snack and drink stand out in different areas of the park. The stands have water, sodas, popcorn, and different ice creams. It is unlimited, you just show your wristband. With the after hours pass, you basically just go ride all the rides you want. The lines are short. I think the longest wait time was 30 mins. The shortest was no wait time. It was so much fun.

It's a crowded park as all Disney parks are. Expect about 30,000+ people per day. It is the cleanest of the 3 parks we visited( magic, Hollywood and Epcot) This park felt like the least crowded of the 3. Like most Disney parks, lightning lane makes things more enjoyable but is an extra $100+ for a family of 4. And that puts your entry fee at $700 per day for a family of 4. Expect long ride line times for the big attractions. While the parks average wait time for a ride is under 20-25m, The popular rides like tron, 7 dwarfs, thunder mountain, Peter Pan, Pooh and others are 60+ minutes. Look at thrill-data a website a With more insights.

Love the magic kingdom! Mobility to stay consistent over the years is remarkable. Every time we visit it gets better and better.

What's not to love? Besides the fact there are zero bars on the property outside of restaurants, Magic Kingdom is magical, and everyone is a kid again when they see the castle. The tamest of all the parks, Magic Kingdom offers the Disney characters, family friendly and classic rides likes Pirates of the Caribbean, and the randomly thrilling Tron Lightcycle Run. To find the cast of Winnie the Pooh, make sure to reserve a table at the Crystal Palace. Pooh, Eeyore, Piglet and Tigger visit everyone. The Nightly "Happily Ever After" show on Main Street is a must see! Dazzling fireworks and brilliant light projections set to popular Disney songs.