Magic Kingdom - Orlando Themepark

Full Amenity List

• Strollers Available
• Concessions-Food Available
• Gift Shop
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Restrooms
• Rides/Attractions with height requirements

Descriptions from Across the Web

• Nothing quite compares to the original Disney theme park in Florida, the Magic Kingdom. It has been entertaining kids young and old since 1971, and it's difficult not to love it. It's clean, the rides are classics, and most cast members are willing to go several "extra miles" to make kids happy.The park is laid out in seven easy-to-navigate lands. If you're using the FastPass system, Disney's equivalant to reserving a future time and space on a ride, you'll want to hang out in nearby lands while waiting for your ride time. Making the trek back and forth across the span of the park can be difficult with kids in tow, so work your way from one land to the next instead.The first land, Main Street, USA, offers a train ride to other lands on the Walt Disney World Railroad. Most of Main Street is made up of shops and fast food restaurants, but for a good sit down eatery, try Tony's Town Square Cafe; the menu there ... more on gocitykids.com

Directions

Take I-4 to exit #64 and follow the signs to the Magic Kingdom. You can choose to take either the Ferryboat or the Monorail to the main entrance of the park.

Hours

Opens at 9AM daily; close times vary - visit http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/calendar/parkhours/calendarHome?id=MKCalendarParkHoursMonthlyViewPage for details.

Miscellaneous

• Admission: Adults $67; Children (3-9) $56, (under 3) free
• Pet Policy: With the exception of service dogs for Guests with disabilities, pets are not permitted in the Theme Parks or hotels, or on the Resort or Theme Park buses. They may, however, stay in one of the air-conditioned kennels, which are members of the American Bo

Other Web Resources

• disneyworld.disney.go.com