Disney mythology comes alive at Magic Kingdom, the first park in Walt Disney World, which originally opened its doors in 1971. It’s home to the grandest of "Walt’s Weenies" (visually magnetic architectural elements) – Cinderella’s fairy-tale castle inspired by the 1950 animated film.
Walkways extend from this main hub to the park’s six themed "lands": Main Street, USA, which is a replica, old-fashioned American shopping district; jungle-like Adventureland, inspired by Walt's award-winning nature documentaries on Africa and Asia; wild, western Frontierland; Liberty Square, home of all things American history, including every (animatronic) US president since 1789; forward-thinking Tomorrowland; and Fantasyland, home to Walt Disney World’s oldest and most beloved rides.
Spend your visit fully immersed in the theming of each land, navigating to the most famed rides of the park – from classic Space Mountain to the relatively new Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. The evening Happily Ever After fireworks show is just the cherry on top of an already magical day.
