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L Mickey’s Guest Amenities Main Street, U.S.A. ® Frontierland® Fantasyland® Tomorrowland® Wishes™ Toontown Fair Restrooms First Aid 1 City Hall Home to Guest Relations, The biggest, most 35 ATTR A CTIONS 28 ATTR A CTIONS Information and Lost & Found. Character Greeting See TIMES GUIDE. dazzling fireworks Guest Relations 12 Walt Disney World Railroad spectacular ever to grace Fantasyland 33 39 Tomorrowland Indy Speedway ATMs 34 E 2 Main Street Vehicles ATTR A CTIONS Presented by CHASE 13 Splash Mountain® the Magic Kingdom® skies. R 36 Drive a racecar. Minimum height to ride alone 20 “it’s a small world” And you can see it 37 52"/132cm. Designated smoking area 3 Walt Disney World ® Railroad Plunge 5 stories into Brer Rabbit's Laughin’ 29 Musical indoor voyage. throughout the 20 Q 32 Place. Minimum height 40 "/ 102cm. 40 Space Mountain® Pay phones with TTY 4 Town Square Exposition Hall entire Park! V 14 Big Thunder Mountain Railroad 21 Peter Pan’s Flight Indoor roller coaster. Minimum height 44"/ 112cm. Baby Care Center Houses Disney’s PhotoPass® Center. Indoor flying fantasy adventure. 19 Hosted by Nestlé® ® Runaway train coaster. 27 38 ® Presented by Kodak . 26 41 Astro Orbiter ® Fly outdoors in a spaceship. Good Start Minimum height 40"/102cm. 22 Mickey’s PhilharMagic 5 VMK Central 14 21 31 Locker rentals 3-D movie. Presented by Kodak®. 42 Tomorrowland® Transit Authority ™ 15 Tom Sawyer Island ® The Hub for theVirtual Magic Kingdom 25 S T Roll through Tomorrowland. Presented by Alamo® Kodak PictureSpot Come explore the Island. Liberty Square 30 online game. 23 Dream Along With Mickey O 22 Car Rental. Disney Vacation Club Musical stage show. 15 16 Country Bear Jamboree 18 Information Center 6 Guest Information Board 13 12 N U Singin’, swingin’ Audio-Animatronics show. Storytime with Belle. G Pin Trading location Hot spot for tips and show times. 24 Fairytale Garden P 24 25 Snow White’s Scary Adventures 17 M 39 Stroller/ D IN ING D IN ING Tomorrowland Wheelchair rentals J Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe L D $ Journey inside through the dark. L D W Disney’s FASTPASS® A Tony’s Town Square Restaurant $$ Burgers, sandwiches and salads. 26 Cinderella’s Golden Carrousel Frontierland Subject to availability Pastas, panini and salads. Hosted by Buitoni®. 23 Parade Route K Frontierland Fries S $ 27 Dumbo the Flying Elephant L X B Main Street Bakery S K J 16 $ Hosted by McDonald’s®. Soar over Fantasyland. Attractions Info Hosted by Nestlé® Toll House®. I 40 28 Ariel’s Grotto Meet “The Little Mermaid.” Parade Viewing for C Plaza Ice Cream Parlor S G Guests with disabilities $ 29 Pooh’s Playful Spot Outdoor play area. 45 Hosted by Edy’s® Grand Ice Cream. Liberty Square 8 May be frightening 30 The Many Adventures of H 9 41 for children D The Plaza Restaurant L D $$ Winnie the Pooh Sandwiches, burgers and sundaes. 42 Physical considerations Character Greeting See TIMES GUIDE. Roll, bounce and float through indoor 7 44 Y See reverse side L D 11 E Casey’s Corner $ Hot dogs, French adventures (moments in the dark). F 6 Z 43 Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress Minimum height ® requirement fries. Hosted by Coca-Cola . ATTR A CTIONS 10 Audio-Animatronics show through time. E 31 Mad Tea Party Spin ’round in a teacup. Rider switch available F The Crystal Palace, A Buffet with 17 The Hall of Presidents E 44 Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin Presidential Audio-Animatronics show. C D Handheld Captioning Character B L D $$ D IN ING Intergalactic interactive adventure. Devices at Guest B 43 ● 18 Liberty Square Riverboat Inspired by Disney Pixar’s “Toy Story 2.” Relations P Cinderella’s Royal Table B L D $$$ Adventureland ™ Video Captioning 19 The Haunted Mansion American cuisine. Characters at breakfast and lunch. 45 Stitch’s Great Escape! Devices at Guest Dark, interactive alien experience. Journey through the dark with happy haunts. Pinocchio Village Haus L D $ Relations Q Minimum height 40"/102cm. Adventureland® Pizza, sandwiches, soups and salads. Reflective Captioning D IN ING 5 Assistive Listening R Scuttle’s Landing S $ Frozen Coca-Cola®. D IN ING L Liberty Tree Tavern L D $$ Devices at Guest WV L D Relations Character Greeting See TIMES GUIDE. American cuisine. Characters at dinner. S The Village Fry Shoppe S $ Hot dogs, fries, Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe $ ® ® Burgers, ribs, rotisserie chicken, wraps. Hosted by Stouffer’s . beverages. Hosted by McDonald’s . N May remain in ATTR A CTIONS 2 A Hosted by Coca-Cola®. wheelchair/ECV M Sleepy Hollow S $ Funnel cakes, ice cream. T Mrs. Potts’ Cupboard S $ Ice cream. Must transfer from 7 Swiss Family Treehouse WX Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies S $ N wheelchair/ECV A walk-through tour of the Robinson’s home. N Liberty Square Market S $ U Enchanted Grove S $ Ice cream, smoothies, sundaes. ® 1 Must transfer to O L D Beverages. Hosted by Minute Maid . 4 8 The Magic Carpets of Aladdin O Columbia Harbour House $ 3 XY The Lunching Pad Smoked turkey legs. S $ standard wheelchair Fly over Agrabah on a magic carpet. Fish and chicken baskets, chowder. L D Must transfer to standard Main Street, U.S.A. YZ Tomorrowland Terrace Noodle Station $ wheelchair, and then to 9 The Enchanted Tiki Room Mickey’s Toontown® Fair Chicken teriyaki, beef & broccoli, noodle bowls. ride vehicle Under New Management Must be ambulatory Sing-song Audio-Animatronics® show. 36 Walt Disney World Railroad Character Greeting See TIMES GUIDE. Dining 10 Jungle Cruise E NTR A NC E Silly safari boat tour. ATTR A CTIONS R Table-service 37 Donald’s Boat Water play area. Reservations strongly suggested. Call 11 Pirates of the Caribbean 32 Minnie’s Country House Disney 38 The Barnstormer at Goofy’s Wiseacre 407-WDW-DINE (939-3463) Join Captain Jack Sparrow as you sail through Walk through Minnie’s home. Dreams Come the Spanish Main. Farm Crazy kiddie coaster. D ISN E Y D Well-balanced and R E S O R T B U S True Parade vegetarian options 33 Mickey’s Country House Minimum height 35"/ 89cm. Expectant MONOR A I L fa CI L ITY ST A TI ON Celebrate classic Disney D IN ING Walk through Mickey’s home. mothers should not ride. PRICING PER PERSON: moments with some GG Aloha Isle S $ Hosted by Dole®. $ = $14 and under 34 Toontown Hall of Fame Tent favorite characters. D IN ING $$ = $15–29 HH El Pirata y el Perico Restaurante L D $ Meet Disney Princesses and Characters. See parade VU Toontown Farmers Market S Tacos and taco salads. Open seasonally. $ $$$ = $30 and over 35 Judge’s Tent Meet Mickey! B O A T fe RRY B O A T route on map. la UNCH la N D ING B Breakfast L Lunch I Sunshine Tree Terrace S $ Soft-serve ice cream, slushes, cappuccino, espresso. D Dinner S Snack For Character Greeting, Dining, Show and Attraction Times, pick up a TIMES GUIde. Entertainment and attraction availability S E V E N S ea S la GOON subject to change without notice. C7358554 01/07 ©Disney. Printed on recycled paper..
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