Magic Kingdom’s six lands meet around Cinderella Castle. Choose a land below, or scroll down for current closures and former attractions.
The six lands
Main Street, U.S.A.
The entrance street leads past the Emporium and restaurants to Cinderella Castle. The railroad station, Town Square Theater and Dapper Dans are part of this area.
Adventureland
Pirates of the Caribbean and Jungle Cruise anchor this land. The Swiss Family Treehouse, Enchanted Tiki Room and Magic Carpets of Aladdin fill out the area.
Frontierland
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure and Country Bear Musical Jamboree are here. Construction has changed the former riverfront; check the closure notes below before visiting.
Liberty Square
Haunted Mansion and the Hall of Presidents sit around this colonial-era setting. The former riverboat landing is no longer an operating attraction.
Fantasyland
Fantasyland extends behind the castle into Storybook Circus. Peter Pan’s Flight, “it’s a small world,” Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and the Little Mermaid ride are among its attractions.
Tomorrowland
Space Mountain and TRON Lightcycle / Run supply the larger thrills. The PeopleMover travels above the land, while Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin uses interactive targets.
Closures & work in progress
As of November 9, 2026, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure is closed for refurbishment, with Disney expecting it to reopen in December. Carousel of Progress is also closed, with a return expected in late spring 2027.
The Walt Disney World Railroad is operating a modified shuttle route between Main Street and Fantasyland. It does not currently complete its former full circuit or stop in Frontierland.
Piston Peak, the Cars-themed expansion, and the announced Disney Villains land are future additions. Rivers of America, Tom Sawyer Island and the Liberty Square Riverboat closed in July 2025.
Food, parades & nighttime shows
Dining is spread throughout the lands. Columbia Harbour House and Pecos Bill are counter-service options; restaurants such as Skipper Canteen and Be Our Guest use table service. Check the current menus and reservation listings for the meal you want.
Happily Ever After is the castle fireworks show. Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away is the nighttime parade, and Festival of Fantasy runs on its own schedule. Special-ticket parties can change regular entertainment and park closing times. Check entertainment for your date.
Arriving at Magic Kingdom
The main parking area is at the Transportation and Ticket Center, across Seven Seas Lagoon. Continue to the park by ferry or monorail. Disney resort buses generally use the bus stops near the entrance; nearby hotels may also have a boat or walking route.
Rides use different height limits and transfer arrangements. Disney’s accessibility information and the individual attraction pages explain the current requirements.
Retired rides & earlier versions
Splash MountainFormer attraction · 1992–2023
Magic Kingdom’s Splash Mountain opened in 1992 and closed in January 2023. The flume became Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in 2024. This photograph shows the earlier attraction.
Stitch’s Great Escape!Former attraction
The Tomorrowland theater previously housed Mission to Mars and ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter before becoming Stitch’s Great Escape. Stitch’s final operating season ended in January 2018.
20,000 Leagues Under the SeaFormer attraction · Photograph circa 1979
The submarine attraction closed in 1994. Its lagoon area went through several changes before becoming part of the later Fantasyland expansion.
Snow White’s Scary AdventuresFormer attraction · Photograph from 2007
This dark ride closed in 2012. Princess Fairytale Hall opened in its former space the following year.
Tom Sawyer Island & Liberty Square RiverboatFormer island & riverboat · Map from 2013
Both ended their operating runs on July 6, 2025, ahead of the riverfront construction. They are no longer places visitors can enter.
Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride closed in Florida in 1998. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh later opened in its space. Disneyland’s Mr. Toad attraction is a separate ride.
Sources
Updated November 9, 2026.
Magic Kingdom visitor information · Current attraction listings · Entertainment schedules · Magic Kingdom history
Show photo creditsHide photo credits
Existing Limitless Park photo library: Main Street, U.S.A.; Adventureland; Frontierland; Liberty Square; Fantasyland; Tomorrowland.
Andrew Krivsky / Limitless Park: Splash Mountain.
M.M.Minderhoud / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0: Stitch’s Great Escape!.
Photographs are cropped to fit their frames. Expandable photographs fade to grey when opened. Earlier site photographs are archival views; signs, scenery and seasonal decorations may have changed. Concept images are labeled on their cards.
Splash Mountain: Andrew Krivsky / Limitless Park, 2018. Stitch’s Great Escape: M.M.Minderhoud / Wikimedia Commons, May 2005, CC BY-SA 3.0. The Stitch image and its display adaptation remain under CC BY-SA 3.0.
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Alex Reinhart; CC BY-SA 3.0. Cropped and displayed in grey when opened; this image and its display adaptation retain that license.
Snow White’s Scary Adventures at Magic Kingdom: Michael Gray; CC BY-SA 2.0. Cropped and displayed in grey when opened; this image and its display adaptation retain that license.
Tom Sawyer Island Explorer’s Map: Andrew Krivsky / Limitless Park, 2013.
Frontierland railroad station sign: Andrew Krivsky / Limitless Park, 2013.
Fireworks above the blue castle: Andrew Krivsky / Limitless Park, 2019.
Main Street railroad station: Andrew Krivsky / Limitless Park, 2013.
Section photographs are cropped to fit. Dated archive photographs illustrate the place, not its present operating status. Concept art depicts announced work and may change.