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Like a few other people have said here, I start in Fantasyland too, and move counterclockwise, but I skip around to have a good time traveling through time and history. It sort of goes in chronological order this way: The Renaissance-era inspired Fantasyland into Colonial America at Liberty Square. Then I swing around to Adventureland which I suppose you could say is mid-18th century. I shoot up to to mid 1800s era Frontierland. Last I'll finish up in the "future" of Tomorrowland. The only thing that's sort of "out of place" in this chronology is Main Street USA but you can't really avoid that now can you?

<blockquote data-quote="rodserling27" data-source="post: 5989559" data-attributes="member: 68472"><p>Like a few other people have said here, I start in Fantasyland too, and move counterclockwise, but I skip around to have a good time traveling through time and history. It sort of goes in chronological order this way: The Renaissance-era inspired Fantasyland into Colonial America at Liberty Square. Then I swing around to Adventureland which I suppose you could say is mid-18th century. I shoot up to to mid 1800s era Frontierland. Last I&#039;ll finish up in the &quot;future&quot; of Tomorrowland. The only thing that&#039;s sort of &quot;out of place&quot; in this chronology is Main Street USA but you can&#039;t really avoid that now can you? <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="rodserling27, post: 5989559, member: 68472"] Like a few other people have said here, I start in Fantasyland too, and move counterclockwise, but I skip around to have a good time traveling through time and history. It sort of goes in chronological order this way: The Renaissance-era inspired Fantasyland into Colonial America at Liberty Square. Then I swing around to Adventureland which I suppose you could say is mid-18th century. I shoot up to to mid 1800s era Frontierland. Last I'll finish up in the "future" of Tomorrowland. The only thing that's sort of "out of place" in this chronology is Main Street USA but you can't really avoid that now can you? :) [/QUOTE]