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Fantasyland: Dining

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  AP - Fantasia Pizzeria Guests come into this Italian building to find a fine selection of pizza, pasta, and salad, taking inspiration from Fantasia. AQ - Pinocchio Village Haus For those wanting a more American meal, this is the place to go. Here, guests can find chicken tenders, burgers, and more as they sit in a vibrant setting inspired by Pinocchio. AR - Toad Hall Restaurant In the English countryside is this restaurant inspired by Mr. Toad. This serves British fare such as fish and chips, as well as crumpets and haggis. AS - Cheshire Cafe Located near the Alice in Wonderland maze is a snack stand selling treats, including the Cheshire Tails from the Magic Kingdom. AT - Small World Marketplace In the circus area, guests can find several tents selling food from all around the world. This is used as a compliment to the nearby Small World ride.

Fantasyland: Attractions

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28 - Fantasia Carousel A-Ticket Any Height Inspired by several sequences from Fantasia, this merry-go-round moves around a colorful tent as whimsical music plays overhead. 29 - Mickey's PhilharMagic C-Ticket Any Height Guests come into a musical theater where a 3D show plays, and through a bit of a mix-up, they go through the worlds of many Disney musical classics. QUEUE: Guests enter a Bavarian cottage that serves as a facade for a concert hall. As they go through, guests will see several posters for musical acts, including the ones featured in the film. Then, they will proceed into a foyer, where they will pick up a pair of "Opera Glasses" to wear during the show. They will then enter the theater and sit down to face the stage. SHOW EXPERIENCE: Soon enough, Minnie will announce that it's time to perform and introduces the orchestra, but nobody's there. Mickey goes around to find them, but sees nobody. While he investigates, he leaves Donald, currently asleep in ...

Fantasyland: An Introduction

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  OVERVIEW: Another fantasy area that's less princess-oriented, this is a place where anyone can go. No height requirements. No physical restrictions. Just family-friendly fantasy fun for everyone. This area is split into four sections: a Bavarian village, a British countryside, and a circus. All three areas combine unique European architecture and storytelling to further immerse guests in the area. In addition, this area has the most things to see out of everything in the park, including four dark rides, three kiddie rides, a 3D show, and a walkthrough attraction. In addition, guests can meet with the likes of Peter Pan, Mary Poppins, Winnie the Pooh, Alice and her friends in Wonderland, and others. In short, this is a fantastical European world that kids of all ages can enjoy, and their parents too.

Storybookland: Entertainment

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  Guests can meet Rapunzel, Flynn Rider, Snow White, the Seven Dwarfs, Ariel, Belle, the Beast, and Gaston in this area.

Storybookland: Shopping

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  AM - Maurice's Cottage Guests come into the house of Belle's father, where he is selling toys, houseware, and other accessories. AN - Bonjour Village Market Guests come into this gift shop in the French village for charming fairy tale stuff. In addition, it features a large selection of Beauty and the Beast souvenirs. AO - Whoosits and Whatsits Located in the market near Prince Eric's castle, this is a gift shop selling Little Mermaid merchandise. AP - Corona Curiosities After their adventure with Rapunzel, guests enter this cabin where Tangled merchandise is. Also here are photos taken on the ride. AQ - Mountainside Mementos After their journey through the Dwarfs' mine, guests will find a cottage where Snow White merchandise is sold. Aside from this are gemstones and photos taken on the ride.

Storybookland: Dining

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  AH - Gaston's Tavern Guests can come into a tavern run by Gaston and his sidekick, LeFou. Here, they can have burgers, tenders, and other manly meats as they sip some brew. (It's just a soda) AI - "Be Our Guest" Restaurant (Reservation Required) Guests go inside the Beast's ballroom to have a truly delicious meal. This features delicate French dishes prepared to excellence, all in the backdrop of a beautiful castle. AJ - Scuttle's Snacks Scuttle is quite the scavenger, and there's no exception when it comes to snacks. In this stand, he's gathered popcorn, churros, and other treats that guests can have on the go. AK - Les Poissons In this village market, guests can find some seafood options while they take in the lore of Eric's kingdom. AL - The Snuggly Duckling Inspired by the tavern seen in the film, guests can come into this place and feast on some German fare, such as schnitzel and bratwurst. They might even hear some music every now and then.

Storybookland: Attractions

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  23 - The Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast E-Ticket Any Height Travel through a tale as old as time in this enchanting dark ride, where guests ride an enchanted object through the Beast's castle. QUEUE: In the back of the French village is the Beast's castle, which looms over the forest surrounding it. Guests cross a bridge into its main courtyard, which serves as a waiting area and the entrance to the ride. Here, they follow a path into the castle, meandering through its hallways and seeing enchanted objects. They might even see halls with the Beast's shadow walking through. PRE-SHOW: Guests are loaded into one of two pre-show rooms, where they find a table with Cogsworth, Chip, and Mrs. Potts on it as well as a stained glass window of the castle. Once the room is full, a cast member will close the door. The guests will then watch as the window comes to life and explains the backstory of the ride. Once there was a handsome prince who lived in this castle, but he was...