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Magic Kingdom® Park

The world’s most famous theme park, Park at World® Resort in Orlando is the place where childhood dreams come true. Between more than 40 unforgettable rides and attractions, themed dining and shopping, and countless surprises, your imagination is the limit when you’re at “The Most Magical Place on Earth.”

Magic Kingdom Park is divided into six themed lands, each with a different focus. After arriving at the park by your choice of ferry or monorail, you’ll stroll through the gates into the first area, Main Street, U.S.A.® Here, you can hop aboard the ®Railroad for a fast-paced tour of the park, or head off on foot to see what else is in store for you.

Where you go from there is up to you. If you opt for a clockwise direction, you’ll discover ® and its classic attractions. Famous rides here include ® and ®, and you can cool off in comfort as playful animatronic birds entertain you at Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room.

If you left Main Street aboard the Disney Railroad, you’ll be able to disembark at our next stop, ®. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad® and ® provide big thrills in this section, where you can also explore .

Next, you’ll come to Liberty Square, where you can party with 999 happy haunts at Haunted Mansion®. Or, hear what past and present U.S. leaders have to say — literally — at .

But enough with anything involving the real world — it’s time to move on to ®, which is home to and also features a stop on the Disney Railroad. In this land, you can soar at Peter Pan’s Flight®, enjoy a rocky ride at Mine Train, and take a musical journey around the globe at "it’s a small world"®, among other attractions.

Last but not least, ® will take you to the future. In addition to white-knuckle excitement on ® and other rides, this area has two great ways to enjoy a relaxing break between thrills: Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress and Tomorrowland®Transit Authority PeopleMover.

Beyond its rides and shows, Magic Kingdom Park is packed with character encounters, fun shops and a wide range of dining options. It also hosts two of Orlando’s most popular annual events: Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party in the lead-up to Halloween, and Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party during the holidays.

With so much to see and do, it’s no wonder why Magic Kingdom Park continues to be a must-visit for millions of people around the world nearly 50 years after it opened. See below for more details on the theme park’s rides, special features and events, and make sure it’s on your itinerary during your next visit to Orlando!