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Street, USA • Fantasyland• Continued Fantasyland• Frontierland LEGE Guest Amenities Main Street, U.S.A. ® Frontierland® Fantasyland® Continued Wishes Tomorrowland® Restrooms nighttime spectacular Companion Restrooms 1 Walt Disney World ® Railroad ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS First Aid ® See the skies of the Magic 2 City Hall Home to Guest Relations, 14 Walt Disney World ® Railroad 25 Mickey’s PhilharMagic 35 Tomorrowland Speedway Presented by Florida Hospital ® Kingdom light up with this Information and Lost & Found. 3D movie. Presented by Kodak . 34 Drive a racecar. Minimum height 32"/81 cm; 15 Splash Mountain® nightly fireworks extravaganza Guest Relations Minimum height to ride alone 54"/137 cm. 3 Main Street Chamber of Commerce Plunge 5 stories into Brer Rabbit’s Laughin’ 26 Dream Along With Mickey that can be seen throughout ATMs Place. Minimum height 40"/102 cm. Presented by CHASE Package Pickup. Musical stage show. the entire Park! 32 36 Space Mountain® 23 33 Indoor roller coaster. Minimum height 44"/ 112 cm. Automated External 4 Town Square Theater 16 Big Thunder Mountain Railroad ® 27 Prince Charming Regal Carrousel See TIMES GUIDE. S Defibrillators Runaway train coaster. Meet Mickey Mouse and your favorite 37 Astro Orbiter ® Fly outdoors in a spaceship. Designated smoking area Disney Princesses! Presented by Kodak ®. Minimum height 40"/102 cm. 28 The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh 21 Fantasyland 30 31 Baby Care Center Roll, bounce and 38 Tomorrowland Transit Authority 5 Main Street Vehicles 17 Tom Sawyer Island float through indoor adventures (moments in 16 PeopleMover Roll through Locker rentals Come explore the Island. 6 Harmony Barber Shop the dark). FASTPASS kiosk located at Mickey’s Liberty Square 24 27 Tomorrowland. Presented by Alamo® Car Rental. Kodak® PictureSpot T U 28 Call 407-W-DISNEY (934-7639) to make 18 Country Bear Jamboree PhilharMagic. Q 25 Disney’s PhotoPass® Service an appointment. Singin’, swingin’ Audio-Animatronics show. 29 ® 29 Mad Tea Party Spin ‘round in a teacup. 14 V Tomorrowland Disney Vacation Club DINING 15 17 P Information Center DINING 30 Dumbo the Flying Elephant® 19 22 Pin Trading location J Golden Oak Outpost L D $ Soar over Fantasyland. FASTPASS kiosk R A L D 20 O Move It! Shake It! Stroller and Wheelchair Tony’s Town Square Restaurant $$ Open seasonally. Chicken breast nuggets, W Pastas, seafood and salads. located near Pete’s Silly Sideshow. 35 rentals sandwiches and French fries. Celebrate It! 31 The Barnstormer® 26 X Service Animal Relief Areas B Main Street Bakery S $ Street Party K Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe L D $ Take to the sky with the Great Goofini on a Frontierland Dance, sing and celebrate with Disney FASTPASS® Coffee, pastries, sandwiches and snacks. Subject to availability Burgers, sandwiches and salads. twisting, turning, daredevil, roller coaster “flight.” L N some of your favorite Disney C Plaza Ice Cream Parlor S $ Minimum height 35"/89 cm. Expectant mothers M T Tips and Show Times L Westward Ho S $ Frozen lemonade, corn characters multiple times daily in Hosted by Edy’s® Grand Ice Cream. should not ride. FASTPASS kiosk located near J 36 dogs and snacks. K 18 41 the forecourt of Attractions Info Pete’s Silly Sideshow. D The Plaza Restaurant L D $ I Cinderella Castle. Sorcerers of the G 8 37 Magic Kingdom Sandwiches, burgers and sundaes. 32 Walt Disney World® Railroad H See TIMES GUIDE. Liberty Square 11 Character Greetings E L D 10 42 Y Casey’s Corner $ Gourmet hot dogs, 33 Casey Jr. Splash ‘N’ Soak Station T 40 French fries, nachos. Hosted by Coca-Cola®. Enjoy a circus-themed waterplay area. Z 38 May be frightening ATTRACTIONS 9 F for children F The Crystal Palace, A Buffet with 19 The Hall of Presidents 34 Pete’s Silly Sideshow Physical considerations 7 39 Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress Character B L $$ D $$$ Re-imagined Audio-Animatronics show, now Meet favorite Disney friends under the Big Top! E C D Audio-Animatronics show through time. See reverse side 12 featuring President Barack Obama! 13 B Minimum height requirement DINING 39 40 Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin® Rider switch available 20 Liberty Square Riverboat Intergalactic interactive R Cinderella’s Royal Table B L D $$$ May remain in Adventureland® adventure. Inspired by Disney●Pixar’s “Toy Story 2.” 21 Haunted Mansion® American cuisine. Characters at breakfast, lunch Adventureland wheelchair/ECV ™ 7 The Pirates League Transform into a pirate. Journey through the dark with happy haunts. and dinner. 41 Stitch’s Great Escape! Must transfer from Call 407-WDW-CREW (939-2739) for a wheelchair/ECV S L D Dark, interactive alien experience. DINING Pinocchio Village Haus $ Must transfer to standard reservation. Separately priced experience. Pizza, chicken breast nuggets and salads. 6 Minimum height 40"/102 cm. M The Diamond Horseshoe L $ wheelchair ATTRACTIONS Open seasonally. Sandwiches and salads. T The Friar’s Nook L D $ Open seasonally. Main 42 Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor® Must transfer to standard Chicken baskets, hot dogs, freshly made potato Help power the city of Monstropolis as you ND wheelchair, and then to ride 8 Tinker Bell’s Magical Nook N Liberty Tree Tavern L D $$ A Street Electrical vehicle Meet Tinker Bell and her Fairy friends! chips and frozen beverages. laugh with Mike Wazowski and friends during American cuisine. Hosted by Ocean 5 Parade this hilarious, interactive show. Inspired by Reflective Captioning ® ® Brighten your night as ● 9 Swiss Family Treehouse Spray Craisins . U Storybook Treats S $ Ice cream. Disney Pixar’s “Monsters, Inc.” Must be ambulatory 2 your favorite Disney A walkthrough tour of the Robinsons’ home. S SALES O Sleepy Hollow $ Funnel cakes, ice cream V Cheshire Cafe S $ Iced coffee, frozen Parade Route ® 4 CENTER characters sparkle and shine DINING 10 The Magic Carpets of Aladdin® and waffle sandwiches. lemonade and snacks. Hosted by Minute Maid . Celebrate Parade Viewing for Guests 3 on the streets of W Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café L D $ Fly over Agrabah on a magic carpet. ® A Dream Come with disabilities P Liberty Square Market S $ Frozen Coca-Cola Magic Kingdom Park! Burgers, chicken breast nuggets, rotisserie chicken, ® ® Main Street, U.S.A. 11 Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room and snacks. Hosted by Ocean Spray Craisins . True Parade 1 See TIMES GUIDE. sandwiches and salads. Hosted by Coca-Cola®. Devices Available at Celebrate your day with Sing-song L D Guest Relations Q Columbia Harbour House $ your favorite Disney X Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies S $ Audio-Animatronics® show. Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom Handheld Captioning Fish, shrimp, chicken and sandwiches. characters and their Ice cream, smoothies, sundaes and iced coffee. 12 Jungle Cruise® Interactive Trading Card Adventure Video Captioning classic tunes! ENTRANCE L D Silly safari boat tour. Y The Lunching Pad $ Specialty hot dogs, ® Assistive Listening Fantasyland® pretzels and frozen Coca-Cola . 13 Pirates of the Caribbean® Become a sorcerer’s apprentice! Z Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant L D $ Audio Description Join Captain Jack Sparrow as you sail Merlin the Magician will teach you to cast magic D I S N E Y 22 Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique Princess M O N O R A I L R E S O R T B U S through the Spanish Main. STATION Open seasonally. Burgers, pasta, sandwiches Dining Makeovers for Guests ages 3–12. Call spells. Then you’ll be off to find Merlin’s magic FACILITY and salads. 407-WDW-STYLE (939-7895) for a reservation. ® All dining locations listed accept portals and defend Magic Kingdom Park from the Disney dining plans. DINING Separately priced experience. ® an army of Disney villains. Reservations recommended. G Aloha Isle S $ Hosted by Dole . ATTRACTIONS R Call 407-WDW-DINE (939-3463) B O A T PRICING PER PERSON: H Tortuga Tavern L $ Burritos and taco salads. 23 “it’s a small world”® FERRYBOAT For Character Greeting, Dining, LAUNCH Musical indoor voyage. LANDING $ = $14.99 and under I Sunshine Tree Terrace S $ Soft-serve Show and Attraction Times, pick up $$ = $15–$35.99 ice cream, citrus swirl, slushes, cappuccino 24 Peter Pan’s Flight® a TIMES GUIDE. $$$ = $36–$59.99 and espresso. Indoor flying fantasy adventure. B Breakfast L Lunch SEVEN SEAS LAGOON D Dinner S Snack MK English September 2012.indd 2 9/21/12 4:04 PM.
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