Magic Kingdom Park

Reviews

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  Ámbar Cipolatti

  May 5, 2026
  2.0
  Lo unico que tienen a favor es el show de cierre “Happily ever after”, el resto es pésimo, inclusive la atencion al publico. - Filas al sol pleno, 0 optimizadas y sin circulación de aire, donde la gente se descompone! y encima, si te desmayas tienen 0 reaccion e interés. - tanto el agua gratuita como las gaseosas de maquina que te venden tienen un sabor asqueroso y quimico, ni hablar del valor exorbitante y la ausencia se opciones como vasos refill. - parque totalmente sobrevendido, al punto de que ni el fastpass era realmente funcional, filas de 2 o 3 horas ¡al sol! mientras ellos estan bajo sombrillas y con ventiladores - personal poco amable - atracciones viejas que necesitan renovar al menos su tecnologia, se entiende que quieren conservar la esencia del parque, pero no puede ser a costa de cobrar $150 o más para ver animatronicos que se traban. si visitas por atracciones, evitá magic kingdom. Hollywood studios o Animal Kingdom son mejores.
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  Megan Murphy

  May 5, 2026
  5.0
  First time to Disney World Magic Kingom! A magical place indeed! There is something for everyone who is a kid at heart. A little disappointed on how short the Tron ride was but it was thrilling. Snow White and the seven dwarfs mine coaster was fantastic! Thunder Mountain re opened today with 140 minute+ waits, when the wait dropped we ran over to get in line to find the ride had closed due to mechanical issues...bummer. Good eats and treats through out the park and found them to be reasonably priced. Salted caramel cold brew was really yummy, wish they offered just the salted caramel soft serve. Creme brulee croissant from Gaston's was delicious 9/10. Gray cupcake was a little dissapointed as the frosting was whipped and cupcake was a little dry 5/10. Tried the make your own popcorn bucket at the confectionary....HIGHLY recommend!!
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  Hany Calero

  May 4, 2026
  5.0
  My experience at Disney was a mix of frustration and magic. During the day, the long lines, high prices, and the overall lack of value for what you pay can be disappointing. On top of that, some guests can be quite rude and inconsiderate, which really affects the atmosphere. Unfortunately, a few staff members, especially photographers, also came across as unfriendly, almost as if they were doing you a favor, even though you’re paying for the service. For the price, you expect a higher level of courtesy and quality. That said, everything changes at night. The castle show and fireworks are pure magic. It’s an emotional, beautiful experience that brings back childhood memories and makes everything feel worth it, even if just for that moment. I do think it’s important to say this: being at Disney doesn’t justify rude behavior. Adults should be respectful and mindful, everyone is there for the same reason, to enjoy the experience. Would I go back? Yes, absolutely. But I do hope both guests and staff can contribute to a more respectful and enjoyable environment.
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  Sherry Cook

  May 1, 2026
  3.0
  Disney is going downhill, I'm sorry to say. 5 star ratings do not tell the whole story. All upper management need to visit the parks and experience the reality of their creations as an anonymous guest. They need to see how their employees are fulfilling their different job descriptions. They will see the custodial crews walking by trash, talking instead of working, why? If the custodial jobs are too overwhelming, maybe a raise should be considered. Maybe scrubbing machines should be used in-between rain. Why can't corners and less conspicuous areas have some attention? Trams, buses, the Monorail and the Skyliner could use some soap and water and hands on attention. To tell the truth the parks are getting dirtier and dirtier for no other reason than neglect and lack of caring. And although paying customers on a whole are conscientious of their impact some are guilty of being rude slobs, leaving all manner of garbage everywhere. Where have their manners gone. Just because you paid a lot of money for Disney you do not have the right to be disrespectful of others and Disney. Grow up already. Disney is better than the other parks for sure but why not be outstanding.
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  Jenn Much

  Apr 23, 2026
  4.0
  My family emersed ourselves in some Disney magic for the first time. We spent the entire day at Magic Kingdom and I will say the second half was the best part. When we arrived, parking was chaos. We asked about medical/handicap parking and were directed to the lot by staff. We got all the way over there and another staff member sent us back the other way. We ended up having to exit completely and go back through again. The parking cost itself is atrocious to say the least. An additional $27 for standard parking on top of nearly $1,000 for tickets and Memory Maker is an insult. Getting thru the gate didn't take too long and we got to start our adventure. My kids loved going into the shops and finding little trinkets and treasures. We didn't know what to expect but loved the parades. We ventured around and found the little shows. Our favorite was a 3D one, it even had a light spray and scent to make you feel like you were in a real movie. Disney did a great job with making everything look magical and both my kids loved it. Food was super pricey; we had a giant hot dog, fries and corn dogs from Casey's. It was $50 for us 4 which is fairly decent for Disney. The lines weren't too crazy and my kids got to enjoy some rides. We were surprised to find out they did a Starlight parade at night and that was our favorite part! The woman who was by our rope section was so sweet to my kids. I didn't catch her name but she was from Puerto Rico. She gave them stickers and answered their questions. Then it was firework time! My kids were beyond tired at that point so we decided to watch them from the ferry. Overall a fun, but extremely exhausting day! So happy my kids could enjoy the magic. We also did Memory Maker which was the best investment! So many amazing memories.

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