Magic Kingdom

The Magic Kingdom is the primary theme-park of Walt Disney World Resort. It holds the second incarnation of Adventureland along with the Jungle Cruise, Skipper Canteen and various other attractions.

Summary

Lands

• Adventureland:
• Fantasyland:
  • Castle Courtyard:
  • Enchanted Forest:
  • Storybook Circus:
• Frontierland:
• Liberty Square:
• Main Street, U.S.A.:
• Tomorrowland:

Former lands

• Mickey’s Toontown Fair:

Jungle Cruise attractions

Jungle Cruise

The Magic Kingdom's Jungle Cruise starts out in the Jungle Navigation Company's River Base in the Amazon Rainforest.

Skipper Canteen

This is a restaurant themed to the Jungle Cruise which is located in Adventureland. The canteen also references the Magic Kingdom via the book A History of Magical Kingdoms by Mangum referencing Kathy Mangum, former Senior Vice President at Walt Disney Imagineering and the book The Mystery Castle, referencing the Magic Kingdom's park-icon of Cinderella Castle.

Other connections

Adventureland

The Magic Kingdom holds the second incarnation of Adventureland. The fictional realm of the Wilds of Adventureland have sometimes been referenced as part of a similar in-universe Magic Kingdom.

Main Street, U.S.A.

Plaza Swan Boats

This defunct attraction was connected Adventureland and the the Swiss Family Treehouse and referenced multiple times in the Skipper Canteen.

Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom

This attraction was set in a fictionalized depiction of the Magic Kingdom composed of various realms, including the Wilds of Adventureland. It featured missions incorporated the Enchanted Tiki Room, Pirates of the Caribbean and Jungle Cruise.

Walt Disney World Railroad

This railroad mentions a connection to the Eastern Star Railway of Harambe from Kilimanjaro Safaris.

Trivia

• Disney's Polynesian Village Resort is geographically located across from the Magic Kingdom's Adventureland to maintain theme.