Here is the Internet’s largest collection of exhibits, past and present, at Walt Disney World or Disneyland. As always, new exhibits are added to this collection regularly so be sure to check back soon for more.
Tinker Bell’s Magical Nook was a Magic Kingdom character meet-and-greet experience located in Adventureland, inside the former Adventureland Veranda space. It opened on July 28, 2011, shortly after the original Pixie Hollow meet-and-greet in Mickey’s Toontown Fair closed for the New Fantasyland expansion. The attraction gave Tinker Bell and her fairy friends a new home … Read more
The Walt Disney Story was a heartfelt biographical attraction on Magic Kingdom’s Main Street, U.S.A., presented inside the Gulf Hospitality House. It opened on April 15, 1973, less than two years after Walt Disney World debuted, and operated until October 5, 1992. At a resort Walt himself never lived to see completed, the attraction served … Read more
The Caribbean Arcade was a short-lived pirate-themed amusement arcade located in Magic Kingdom’s Caribbean Plaza, near Pirates of the Caribbean in Adventureland. Opening in 1974, shortly after the Florida version of Pirates of the Caribbean debuted, the arcade occupied a section between the attraction’s queue and its exit merchandise area. It expanded the pirate adventure … Read more
Swiss Family Treehouse is one of Magic Kingdom’s original attractions and one of Adventureland’s most enduring examples of environmental storytelling. Opened with the park on October 1, 1971, the walk-through experience recreates the elaborate island home constructed by the shipwrecked Robinson family in Disney’s 1960 film Swiss Family Robinson. Rather than placing guests aboard a … Read more
Pixie Hollow at Walt Disney World is best remembered as the Magic Kingdom’s former Disney Fairies meet-and-greet experience, centered on Tinker Bell and the wider fairy franchise that Disney heavily promoted in the late 2000s and early 2010s. While Disneyland still has a dedicated Pixie Hollow-style setting, the Walt Disney World version was more transient, … Read more
The Penny Arcade, once a cherished gem nestled within the heart of Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort, transported visitors to a bygone era of whimsical charm and timeless entertainment. Situated on Main Street, U.S.A., this nostalgic attraction captivated guests of all ages with its vintage allure and classic arcade games. As guests strolled … Read more
Minnie’s House was an attraction in the short-lived Mickey’s Toontown Fair area of the Magic Kingdom. Minnie’s House offered guests the chance to step into the whimsical and colorful world of Minnie Mouse. The attraction allowed visitors to explore Minnie’s charming and well-decorated home, filled with delightful details and nods to her love for fashion, … Read more
Mickey’s Country House, often remembered simply as Mickey Mouse’s House, was one of the defining attractions of Mickey’s Toontown Fair at Magic Kingdom. Unlike a traditional ride or stage show, it was a leisurely walkthrough experience that allowed guests to explore a fully realized version of Mickey’s cartoon home. With its curving roofline, oversized yellow … Read more
McKim’s Mile House is a Disney Vacation Club (DVC) member-exclusive lounge in Magic Kingdom’s Frontierland. Replacing the former Frontierland Shootin’ Arcade, this new retreat draws inspiration from Gold Rush-era boarding houses, offering a rustic ambiance for members to relax and recharge during their park visit. The lounge is named in honor of Disney Legend Sam … Read more
The Main Street Firehouse is a building located on Main Street, U.S.A. in the Magic Kingdom. It is located near the entrance of the park, and serves as the park’s first aid station. Guests can visit the Firehouse for medical assistance, first aid, and lost and found services. The building is also used for special … Read more