Cinderella themed attractions

[deltaandthebannermen]

Hi

In my blog about Disney http://disneydad2.blogspot.co.uk/ I've recently been having a look at all things Cinderellary. I've recently had a new found appreciation for the film (I've posted my review in the film section here) and I've done a bit of retrospecting about the various attractions related to the film.

What is your favourite?

 

[JIMINYCR]

Havent had the luxury to see the Cinderellary things outside of WDW... but comparing the rest, my vote is for the Castle. Its still the best sight that makes my heart race and brings tears to my eyes.

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

Cinderella's Castle, especially when it's lit up at night.

 

[correcaminos]

The castle - specifically the mosaics inside.

 

[LUVofDIS]

The castle is probably the most known object in all of Disney World. There are a few people I know that actually cry the first time they see it during each vacation. Nothing beats the look of the castle when it is all lite up at Christmas, though Halloween comes close.

 

[Musical Mermaid]

I wouldn’t consider all of these attractions, but as far as Cinderella theming goes, it’s tough to beat the castle. There is a reason it is the icon of the park and why so many people would love to spend the night there, if given the chance. If you’re going to include something like the well, may as well include the fountain too.

 

[Walt Disney1955]

Can it be anything but the Castle?

 

[deltaandthebannermen]

I wouldn’t consider all of these attractions, but as far as Cinderella theming goes, it’s tough to beat the castle. There is a reason it is the icon of the park and why so many people would love to spend the night there, if given the chance. If you’re going to include something like the well, may as well include the fountain too.

Which fountain are you referring to? I just tried to include anything at the Disney parks that is themed after Cinderella. I consider anything in the parks to be an 'attraction' if it's something guests can interact with - even if it's just looking at it . The Wishing Well does seem to be a popular location for marriage proposals.

 

[KBLovedDisney]

Someone just put me and the hubby in the castle with breakfast at her table because I am in a "need a fairy godmother desperately" mode.

 

[Musical Mermaid]

Which fountain are you referring to? I just tried to include anything at the Disney parks that is themed after Cinderella. I consider anything in the parks to be an 'attraction' if it's something guests can interact with - even if it's just looking at it . The Wishing Well does seem to be a popular location for marriage proposals.

It has a statue of Cinderella in it and I think there is drinking fountains there too. It has been awhile since I’ve been that way. I think there was trivia that when kids drink from the fountain, they see a crown on Cinderella’s head.

 

[JIMINYCR]

Its just outside the castle rear entrance off to the side. There are drinking fountains there too. And when you crouch down you can see the crown appear on her head as shown in the photo.

 

[deltaandthebannermen]

Its just outside the castle rear entrance off to the side. There are drinking fountains there too. And when you crouch down you can see the crown appear on her head as shown in the photo.

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Doh! If this is the one at Disneyland Paris, I've got a photo of my daughter standing in front of it! Totally forgot it existed.

 

[LUVofDIS]

There may be one in Paris, but this is the one at the Magic Kingdom. As you exit the castle, when entering from Main Street, the fountain I believe is on the left.