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What's the Best Time to Visit Each Attraction? Disney’s Animal Kingdom What’s the Best Time to Visit Each Attraction? 44” RD Avatar Flight of Passage Pandora Magic Kingdom 44” EM/LD Expedition Everest Asia 40” 38” RD Seven Dwarfs Mine Train Fantasyland EM/LD Kilimenjaro Safaris Africa 40” RA Dinosaur 40” RD Big Thunder Mtn RR Frontierland DinoLand 44” RD Space Mountain Tomorrowland 40” RA Na’vi River Journey Pandora any 38” RD TRON Lightcycle Run** Tomorrowland RA Gorilla Falls Exp Trail Africa any EM/LD Jungle Cruise Adventureland any RA Wildlife Express Africa any EM/LD Pirates of the Caribbean Adventureland 38” RA Kali River Rapids Africa any EM/LD ‘it’s a small world’ Fantasyland any RA Maharjah Jungle Trek Asia any EM/LD Peter Pans Flight Fantasyland any RA UP! Great Bird Adventure Asia RD: Rope Drop RA: Ride Anytime 40” EM/LD Splash Mtn Frontierland any RA TriceraTop Spin DinoLand any EM/LD Haunted Mansion Liberty Sq EM: Early Morning LD: Late Day any RA Dinosaur DinoLand any EM/LD Astro Orbiter Tomorrowland any RA Discovery Island Trails Discovery Isl. 54” EM/LD Tomorrowland Speedway Tomorrowland any RA It’s Tough to be a Bug Discovery Isl. EPCOT any RA Magic Carpets of Aladdin Adventureland any RA The Animation Exp. Rafiki Planet any RA Swiss Family Treehouse Adventureland any RD Frozen Ever After Norway Disney’s Hollywood Studios any RA Enchanted Tiki Room Adventureland 40” RD Test Track Future World 35” RA Barnstormer Fantasyland 40” RD *Remy’s Ratatouille Adv. France any RD Mickey & Minnie RR Hollywood Blvd. any RA Dumbo Fantasyland 40” EM/LD Soarin’ Around World Future World 38” RD Slinky Dog Dash Toy Story Land any RA Mad Tea Party Fantasyland 40” RA Mission Space Future World 38” RD Millennium Falcon SR SWGE any RA Many Adv. Winnie the Pooh Fantasyland any RA Spaceship Earth Future World 40” RD SW: Rise of the Resistence** SWGE any RA Mickey’s PhilharMagic Fantasyland any RA Pixar Short Film Fest. Future World 48” EM/LD Rock ‘n’ Rollercoaster Sunset Blvd. any RA Prince Charm Carousel Fantasyland any RA Journey w/Figment Future World 40” EM/LD Tower of Terror Sunset Blvd. any RA Jry of the Little Mermaid Fantasyland any RA Awesome Planet Future World any RA Disney Junior Play/Dance Animation Crt any RA Country Bear Jamboree Frontierland any RA Living with the Land Future World any RA Walt Disney Presents Animation Crt any RA Tom Sawyer Island Frontierland any RA The Seas with Finding Nemo Future World RA Star Tours Echo Lake any RA Hall of Presidents Liberty Sq any RA The American Adventure America 40” Mickey Shorts Theater Echo Lake any RA Liberty Sq Riverboat Liberty Sq any RA Canada Far and Wide Canada any RA Muppet 3-D any RA Buzz Lightyear SRS Tomorrowland any RA Impressions de France France any RA Grand Ave. any RA TTA People Mover Tomorrowland any RA Beauty & the Beast Sing France any RA Lightening McQueen Race Sunset Blvd. any RA Carousel of Progress Tomorrowland any RA Grand Fiesta Tour Mexico 32” RA Alien Swirling Saucers Toy Story Land **Not Yet Open **Not Yet Open any RA Toy Story Mania Toy Story Land **Boarding Groups Times 7am & 1pm Visit www.thememparkprofessor.com for the most up to date theme park informatin.
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