Main Street runs from Magic Kingdom’s entrance to Cinderella Castle. Shops and restaurants line the street, while Town Square holds the railroad station and Mickey’s indoor greeting location.
Things to do
Walt Disney World RailroadModified route
The railroad currently runs as a shuttle between Main Street and Fantasyland. Frontierland is excluded while expansion work continues.
Main Street Vehicles
Early motor vehicles travel along Main Street when scheduled. Service is usually more limited than park hours.
Mickey at Town Square Theater
An indoor Mickey Mouse greeting near the entrance. Use the current listing for hours.
The Dapper Dans
A barbershop quartet performs along Main Street.
Casey’s Corner pianist
Live piano music beside Casey’s Corner. Performances follow a separate schedule.
Happily Ever After
Fireworks and projections use Cinderella Castle and Main Street. Special events can replace the regular nighttime schedule.
Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away
The nighttime parade travels through the park on scheduled evenings. Check the route and times before choosing a viewing spot.
Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade
The daytime parade follows the route through Frontierland, Liberty Square and Main Street. Crossings close temporarily as floats pass.
Food and drink
Main Street Bakery
Starbucks drinks, breakfast sandwiches and pastries.
Casey’s Corner
Hot dogs, corn-dog nuggets and other quick-service food.
Plaza Ice Cream Parlor
Scooped ice cream and sundaes near the hub.
The Plaza Restaurant
Table-service American food beside the hub.
Tony’s Town Square Restaurant
Italian-American table-service dining in a Lady and the Tramp setting.
The Crystal Palace
A buffet with Winnie the Pooh character dining. Check the current meal and reservation details.
Shops
Emporium
The street’s largest connected souvenir shop, selling clothing, toys and gifts.
Main Street Confectionery
Candy, bakery treats and packaged sweets.
Uptown Jewelers
Jewelry, bags, watches and other accessories.
Main Street Cinema
A merchandise shop behind a cinema façade; this is different from Disneyland’s cartoon-screening attraction.
Curtain Call Collectibles
Character souvenirs beside Town Square Theater.
Box Office Gifts
Photo gifts and related services in Town Square.
Harmony Barber Shop
Separately priced haircuts near the entrance. Reservations and service availability vary.
Getting around

At closing time, the street becomes the main exit route. Leave room at parade crossings and avoid stopping in a marked walkway. The railroad is not currently a full loop, and it does not provide a ride to Frontierland.
Earlier attractions and changes
Before Town Square TheaterEarlier use · Town Square Theater exterior
Town Square Theater opened in 2011, replacing Town Square Exposition Hall. The building now combines Mickey’s greeting with shops and photo services.
Sources
Checked November 10, 2026. Hours, menus, character appearances and refurbishment plans can change. The linked attraction pages include current boarding and accessibility requirements.
Disney’s Magic Kingdom attraction directory · Disney’s current dining directory
Show photo creditsHide photo credits
- Walt Disney World Railroad: Disney.
- Main Street Vehicles: Disney.
- Mickey at Town Square Theater: Disney.
- The Dapper Dans: Disney.
- Casey’s Corner pianist: Disney.
- Happily Ever After: Disney.
- Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away: Disney.
- Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade: Disney.
- Main Street Bakery: Disney.
- Casey’s Corner: Disney.
- Plaza Ice Cream Parlor: Disney.
- The Plaza Restaurant: Disney.
- Tony’s Town Square Restaurant: Disney.
- The Crystal Palace: Disney.
- Emporium: Disney.
- Main Street Confectionery: Disney.
- Uptown Jewelers: Disney.
- Main Street Cinema: Disney.
- Curtain Call Collectibles: Disney.
- Box Office Gifts: Disney.
- Harmony Barber Shop: Disney.
- Magic Kingdom’s Main Street railroad station · archival site photograph: Existing Limitless Park photo library.
- Before Town Square Theater: Disney / D23.
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.
