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1) Frontierland Bridge – Frontierland in the Magic Kingdom is also very popular thanks to Splash Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad which are both thrilling attractions that typically boast lengthy wait times. To get to both attractions, there are two bridges that guests can choose. One is closer to Splash Mountain and allows guests to look down on either ...

2) Sleepy Hollow – A popular area of the Magic Kingdom is Liberty Square where guests can enjoy the Hall of Presidents and the Haunted Mansion. Most guests enter into Liberty Square via a bridge that connects the land to the hub in front of Cinderella Castle. Just after crossing the bridge, guests should take some time to stop at ...

3) Rear Castle Courtyard – On the other side of the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train in Fantasyland there are several large castle walls that extend the décor and grandeur of Cinderella Castle. Just past them is the Prince Charming Regal Carousel and behind that is a large courtyard at the foot of Cinderella Castle. Guests who take some time at ...

4) Near Storybook Circus Entrance – A highly photogenic area of the Magic Kingdom is Storybook Circus where guests can step into the life of the big top and enjoy character meet and greets, snacks, shopping, and attractions such as the Barnstormer and Dumbo the Flying Elephant. When entering into Storybook Circus, there is a beautiful archway that features bright ...

5) California Grill – Disney’s Contemporary Resort features a modern theme that focuses on unique shapes and frames with a minimalistic style. There are plenty of dining locations to enjoy at the Disney Resort, however the most popular restaurant can be found at the very top offering amazing views. California Grill is open daily for dinner and for brunch on ...

6) Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Beach – The Magic Kingdom is situated on the shores of the man made Seven Seas Lagoon which features beaches that lead up to three Disney Resorts. Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and Spa and Disney’s Contemporary Resort can be found on either side of the Magic Kingdom, and Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort can be found ...

7) Mosaic Mural – Cinderella Castle is beautiful from every angle, but guests might be surprised to know that they can also acquire some amazing photographs from inside! From the front of Cinderella Castle near the hub, guests can work their way up winding paths found on either side of the building that lead to a large gate. Once inside ...

8) Splash Mountain’s Drop – One of the most popular attractions in the Magic Kingdom can be found in Frontierland waiting to bring guests on a soaking adventure. Splash Mountain has guests climb aboard wooden logs and set sail alongside Br’er Rabbit on his search for more adventure. While he explores the world, he is constantly chased by Br’er Fox ...

9) Top of the Swiss Family Treehouse – Adventureland in the Magic Kingdom is meant to feel like an exotic location deep in the jungles somewhere. There is plenty of lush vegetation and architecture to suggest an adventure awaiting around every corner. One of the attractions in the area is the Swiss Family Treehouse which brings the story of the ...

10) Main Street – The classic photo that many guests take of Cinderella Castle is from the vantage point of Main Street. The area leads directly up to Cinderella Castle offering an unobstructed view of the building that can be enjoyed from many different distances and angles from the street. Main Street is typically lined with Disney PhotoPass Photographers who ...