By William F. Gabriel

The Magic Kingdom is one of the most popular theme parks at Disney World. Opened in 1971, it is actually the first to be constructed among all the theme parks in the home of Mickey Mouse. Featuring different attractions like Adventureland, Mickey’s Toontown Fair, Liberty Square, Frontierland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland, this theme park surely spells a lot of fun not only for little ones but also for the adults. To make the most out of your vacation at this place, here is a practical guide.

Opening Hours

The park opens at 9 a.m. and closes at 7 p.m. It closes late during busy seasons. It is always a good idea to arrive early in the park to avoid the long lines to the rides and the heavy crowds.

Map

Even before you get to the park, get a hold of the Magic Kingdom Map, which can be downloaded from the official website of Disney World. This is important so you can plan out in advance the attractions that you will want to experience while you are here. This will save you time and help you maximize your vacation.

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Parking

All-day parking is available at this place for a fee of $14. It is free for guests staying at Disney World Resort Hotels. You will not get lost because each park is named after your favorite Disney Characters. It is best to park at the Minnie, Sleepy and Dopey lots, as these are located within walking distance from the ticket center.

Getting to the Park

The ticket center of this park is located across Bay Lake from the actual theme park. You can get to this attraction by riding the Disney Monorail or a passenger ferryboat.

Getting Around

Riding the Disney World Railroad steam trains that go around the park is the best way to tour the park. You can board or alight this train at stations on Main Street, Frontierland, and Mickey’s Toontown Fair. Aside from this, you can also ride the horseless carriages, fire engine, and horse-drawn trolleys that do one-way trips down the Main Street. Moreover, you can also choose among the six passenger motor launches and the three motor cruises that bring guests from Magic Kingdom to one of the five resorts in the area.

Rental Rates

Equipment rentals are available for a fee at this theme park. For example, strollers can be rented at $15 per day, lockers at $5 per day, wheelchairs at $10 per day and motorized scooters for $45 per day.

Dining

When it comes to gastronomic pleasures, Magic Kingdom offers its guests with a wide variety of food selections from simple snack carts that serve convenient chips, popcorn, nuts, burgers, pizza to exquisite restaurants that serve fine cuisines and exude with sophisticated atmosphere.

Magic Kingdom is a place of fun and enjoyment. Make the most out of your visit to this place by keeping this guide that will provide you with all sorts of practical information that you would surely find helpful. Avail Disney vacation packages that will give you discounts on accommodation to Disney Vacation Homes and Disney Hotels.

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