Magic Kingdom Park

Reviews

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  Patricio Riviello

  3 days ago
  5.0
  El parque más mágico de todos, el que resume la experiencia Disney por completo. Es aconsejable llegar como mínimo 30 minutos antes porque desde el estacionamiento (que es inmenso) hay que tomar un monoriel o un barco (se puede elegir el transporte para disfrutar experiencias distintas) para acercarse hasta la entrada al parque. El show de apertura "Let the Magic Begin" con los personajes bailando frente al Castillo es la mejor entrada para ponerse en clima. Las atracciones imprescindibles son "Space Mountain" (montaña rusa a 44 km/h), "Seven Dwarfs Mine Train" (montaña rusa a 55 km/h), "Peter Pan's Flight", "Haunted Mansion". Después le siguen, aunque más tranquilas, "Mad Tea Party", "Under the Sea ~ Little Mermaid", "The Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor". "Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away" es un desfile de carrozas con los personajes de las películas más emblemáticas, un show de luces y sonido para toda la familia donde definan bordeando el parque frente al Castillo Imperdible el show final "Happily Ever After", un espectáculo de fuegos artificiales y proyecciones sobre el castillo que le dan el cierre especial a un día repleto de emociones. Es un parque para recorrer y disfrutar. Todos los espacios son maravillosos y se siente dentro de una película. Se pueden seguir mediante la app la ubicación de los personajes para sacarse fotos o simplemente verlos interactuar en vivo. Se puede ingresar con alimentos y bebidas, si bien está lleno de locales gastronómicos, a veces el costo puede ser alto para una familia.
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  Shannon J

  4 days ago
  3.0
  My Honest Reflection on Disney The cast members were truly inviting and helpful. Every interaction we had with staff was kind, patient, and professional — and that absolutely deserves recognition. That said, the ADA system was incredibly difficult to navigate. Because it’s considered a “sensitive topic,” no one at Guest Services would or could offer meaningful help, which left us feeling unsupported in a space that should be inclusive for everyone. The parks as a whole are beyond overpriced for admission. If you’re planning to ride attractions, realistically you might average three rides a day — the rest of the time is spent waiting in lines. That just wasn’t the experience we expected at that price point. On the positive side, the character dining experiences were phenomenal — far beyond what we anticipated. If you’re going, the dining plan and Memory Maker are absolutely worth it. Security is thorough — very thorough. By about the sixth time I had to fully empty my bag, I was over it. But I reminded myself they’re doing their jobs and keeping everyone safe, and for that I’m grateful. However, what was not okay: six grown adults yelling instructions at a hearing-impaired autistic person at once. That doesn’t help. It confuses and overwhelms. We can do better. Speak clearly. One person at a time. Show patience. And finally — this isn’t just about Disney. It’s about people. When thousands of people shoulder-check, bump, shove, and push past you — and only four say “excuse me” — that’s not a theme park issue. That’s a manners issue. Walk on the right. Use the middle to pass. Say excuse me. Hold the door. Stop pushing. The park literally plays recorded reminders telling parents to watch their children. It wouldn’t hurt to also remind people to teach their children basic courtesy. If you can’t control your kids in crowded spaces, reconsider bringing them into environments where everyone is packed together. At the end of the day, what I witnessed wasn’t magic or wonder — it was a snapshot of how disconnected and self-focused we’ve become as a society. We can do better. And we should.
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  Ben Conte

  Feb 19, 2026
  1.0
  Do NOT waste your money here! For how much money you pay and how profitable this company is, the level of disrepair at this park is criminal. It feels like some things haven’t been updated at ALL since the 1980s. Also, Disney way over-sells tickets to the park. There were so many people that you can hardly move about, and the lines for all the rides were 30min+. In the first 5 hours we were there, we were able to ride only 3 rides. We even waited in line for 1.5 hours to ride Space Mountain only for the ride to break down when we got to the actual ride. What’s worse, Disney offered us NOTHING in return for their failure of service - just a shy “we’re sorry, this happens.” On the Jungle Cruise, even the “tour guide” joked about how disappointing the ride was saying “I know what you’re thinking - I waited an hour in line for this?!” Even the staff know it’s bad! The food is also horrible, unhealthy, and overpriced. Pack your own if you go! But my advice - just go to your local state or county fair. You’ll have a better time and save a ton of money! I swear, all these positive reviews are just people trying to justify all the money they spent on this place. The only “memories” you’ll make here are standing in line, being disappointed, and getting ripped off. If you do want to do Disney, I’d say go to Hollywood Studios, and go when no one is there. Of the 3 parks we went to (this one, Hollywood, and Epcot), Hollywood Studios was the best. But honestly, just save your money! This felt like the worst of corporate profiteering. All the actual value of the park has evaporated, and all that’s left is their brand and appeal to childhood nostalgia.
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  Marlon Brando

  Feb 17, 2026
  5.0
  ❤️FANTÁSTICO... INIMAGINÁVEL ❤️ Uma emoção sem igual, se você entrar de CORPO E ALMA no parque irá CHORAR por entender a MAGNITUDE do lugar... 25mil colaboradores, de 40mil a 50mil visitantes dia e tudo anda perfeitamente. Claro, vai ter filas de 1h a 2h, mas o parque fecha 23h então você se diverte muito... Comprei os ingressos antecipadamente na LOJA DISNEY da INTERNACIONAL DRIVE; sem nenhum movimento e você economiza uns USS 20 dólares (já quase paga o estacionamento de USS 35). O melhor brinquedo sem sombra de dúvidas hoje é o TRON, VÁ várias vezes é demais (tecnologia de 1° mundo), imprecionante... Se for com Crianças leve carrinho ou aluguel lá.. é um trânsito intenso pois os BATUTINHAS cansam no decorrer do dia.. e pensa no aglomerado de carrinhos (coisas de 5mil).. Não perca os deslifes 15h, 19h repete as 22h. O ponto de MAIOR MAGNITUDE é o SHOW DO CASTELO, com queima de fogos sincronizada as 21h, você nunca verá NADA IGUAL. Quer tomar um CAFÉ no STARBUCKS? vá no horário dos desfiles (não terá filas ☺️☺️) Tem um CHOPP famoso CREMOSO, mas esqueça tomar pelo parque, só é servido dentro dos restaurantes com pedido de comida.. Ahh se for almoçar faça reserva pelo APP do parque pois se não poderá ficar sem, lembre-se são milhares de pessoas. E como somos brasileiros prepare o bolso.. uma lembrancinha do castelo para colocar na mochila, parte de USS 15 = RS 79,50 - Tiara da MINIE (FAMOSA NO MUNDO INTEIRO), as mais belas partem de USS 35 = RS 185,30, os moletons do MICKEY (aquela foto em familia 02 adultos USS 59,90 cada / 02 crianças USS 39,90 cada ou seja = USS 199,60 + 6,5% de imposto = RS 1.092,33), 01 Pepsi 500ml USS 4,50 = RS 23,85 Ahh, tudo tem imposto de 6,5% bem diferente do Brasil 🤣🤣🤣 Só VAI.. VIVA INTENSAMENTE cada momento, passa muito rápido ❤️❤️
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  Andrew Izzo

  Feb 16, 2026
  3.0
  This will probably be an unpopular review, but Magic Kingdom is just ok. Obviously if you have little kids you need to bring them at least one time. It’s clearly overpriced and a tourist trap at every turn. I would highly recommend buying tickets in advance to save money and save time on another line. I would definitely download the app. It has a useful map and gives a good estimate of the wait times. I would also suggest not bringing extra bags which could slow you down in the security check. They are way less organized and secure than Universal Studios. This was very apparent when they did the fireworks countdown for New Years Eve. I had no idea they would be doing a taping for tv on December 30. Some of the employees became rude as they tried to herd people in specific areas. Way unorganized because they were allowing people in the areas to have double strollers but telling other people there was no room and they had to leave. A double strollers with no child is apparently more important than a guest that paid $150 to be there. But that’s none of my business. There are not as many rides for the adults that I thought there would be. Like I said earlier, it is primarily for young kids. Surprisingly, my favorite attraction was Monsters Inc laugh factory. It was interactive also which was interesting. I also enjoyed the Hall of Presidents. It was informative and fun. The new animatronics are way better than when I was there 15 years ago. There are lots of characters that are set up In areas and that roam the park. I think that’s great for the little kids. They get very excited when they see their Disney favorites. For me, I have no need to come back to Magic Kingdom. I would suggest bringing young children if they have never been. I would definitely suggest planning your day here before coming to the park.

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