Adventureland’s paths run past a treehouse, a tropical theater and a Caribbean fort. Jungle Cruise and Pirates of the Caribbean are the main boat rides, with several food stops and smaller attractions between them.
Things to do
Jungle Cruise
A skipper guides a boat past jungle scenes and animals while delivering a running set of jokes. The holiday Jingle Cruise overlay changes the seasonal presentation.
Pirates of the Caribbean
Boats travel through a dark pirate setting with a small drop and a town under siege.
Swiss Family Treehouse
A walk-through treehouse inspired by Swiss Family Robinson. Its main route involves many stairs.
The Magic Carpets of Aladdin
Riders control the height and tilt of a carpet as it circles the central hub.
Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room
An indoor musical show performed by Audio-Animatronics birds, flowers and tiki figures.
A Pirate’s Adventure – Treasures of the Seven Seas
Interactive treasure-hunt missions activate effects around Adventureland.
Aladdin and Jasmine greetings
Characters from Aladdin greet guests near the marketplace. Check the day’s lineup and hours.
Food and drink
Aloha Isle
Dole Whip and pineapple drinks beside the Tiki Room.
Sunshine Tree Terrace
Citrus soft-serve treats and other frozen desserts.
Jungle Navigation Co. LTD Skipper Canteen
Table-service dining themed to the Jungle Cruise skippers, with dishes drawing from several cuisines.
The Beak and Barrel
A pirate-themed lounge with drinks and small plates. Check its reservation, seating and age-related policies.
Tortuga Tavern
A food counter near Pirates with a limited operating schedule. Check the current menu and hours.
Shops
Plaza del Sol Caribe Bazaar
Pirates merchandise at the attraction exit.
Island Supply
Sunglasses and accessories in the Adventureland marketplace.
Getting around
Adventureland has both walk-through attractions and seated shows, but access arrangements differ. Check the treehouse’s stairs and each boat ride’s boarding requirements. Dining at the pirate lounge does not include access to Pirates of the Caribbean.
Earlier attractions and changes
Pirates joins Magic KingdomLand expansion
Pirates of the Caribbean was not part of the park’s 1971 opening lineup. It opened in December 1973, giving Adventureland its Caribbean Plaza section.
The Tiki Room’s earlier showsFormer show versions
The Florida theater opened as Tropical Serenade in 1971. Under New Management replaced it in 1998. The current Enchanted Tiki Room presentation followed in 2011.
Sources
For height limits and boarding information, see Disney’s individual attraction pages.
Disney’s Magic Kingdom attraction directory · Disney’s current dining directory
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- Jungle Cruise: Disney.
- Pirates of the Caribbean: Disney.
- Swiss Family Treehouse: Disney.
- The Magic Carpets of Aladdin: Disney.
- Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room: Disney.
- A Pirate’s Adventure – Treasures of the Seven Seas: Disney.
- Aladdin and Jasmine greetings: Disney.
- Aloha Isle: Disney.
- Sunshine Tree Terrace: Disney.
- Jungle Navigation Co. LTD Skipper Canteen: Disney.
- The Beak and Barrel: Disney.
- Tortuga Tavern: Disney.
- Plaza del Sol Caribe Bazaar: Disney.
- Island Supply: Disney.
- Pirates of the Caribbean entrance at Magic Kingdom · archival site photograph: Existing Limitless Park photo library.
Photographs are cropped to fit their frames and fade to grey when a card opens. Images credited under a Creative Commons share-alike license and their display adaptations retain that license. Archival dates identify the photograph; Disney promotional images generally do not supply a capture date. A current photograph used to illustrate a former attraction’s site is labeled on its card.