The wait is over!
Fantasy Kingdom, Part 4 (final part)
Hurrah, Hurrah, we finally made it to the final part of Fantasy Kingdom, and it is the fantasy fairgrounds!
Right as we walk into the gates separating it from the castle courtyard and enchanted forest, we are greeted with food carts that sell popcorn, peanuts, and pretzels as well as the sight of rides!
The first ride we come across is Dumbo: the Flying Elephant, which is a classic Disney spinner ride. To the right of dumbo is Great Goofini’s Barnstormer, which is a kiddie roller coaster ride made by Vekoma.
On the other side of the fairground are three large tents set up, each with their own experiences. The tent across from Barnstormer is Mickey’s Madcap Circus, which is a new original dark ride themed around Mickey Mouse running his own circus, and of course it gets crazy! The middle tent features a combined circus restaurant with a gift shop named Circus Delights, which is a table service that serves classic American food with a zany twist, and it is also a character meal. In the last tent, which is the tent across from Dumbo, is another dark ride, Robin Hood‘s Merry Journey, which you may remember from the one sentence comp, (it was where I got my first gold medal), well, it was also intended to be a part of Disneyland Texas (it was the other furry object hint), anyways, it is a dark ride that also lets you shoot arrows at targets. Unlike Magic Kingdom in Orlando, this circus themed land does not have a train station, the train’s second stop will be in the next land that we will be visiting, Tomorrow City. (I also edited the Wild Lagoon post to add the train station, which I forgot about back in November).
Anyways, in the next part, we will be entering Tomorrow City, the exciting land of the future. Of course, comments and feedback are allowed.
Hurrah, Hurrah, we finally made it to the final part of Fantasy Kingdom, and it is the fantasy fairgrounds!
Right as we walk into the gates separating it from the castle courtyard and enchanted forest, we are greeted with food carts that sell popcorn, peanuts, and pretzels as well as the sight of rides!
The first ride we come across is Dumbo: the Flying Elephant, which is a classic Disney spinner ride. To the right of dumbo is Great Goofini’s Barnstormer, which is a kiddie roller coaster ride made by Vekoma.
On the other side of the fairground are three large tents set up, each with their own experiences. The tent across from Barnstormer is Mickey’s Madcap Circus, which is a new original dark ride themed around Mickey Mouse running his own circus, and of course it gets crazy! The middle tent features a combined circus restaurant with a gift shop named Circus Delights, which is a table service that serves classic American food with a zany twist, and it is also a character meal. In the last tent, which is the tent across from Dumbo, is another dark ride, Robin Hood‘s Merry Journey, which you may remember from the one sentence comp, (it was where I got my first gold medal), well, it was also intended to be a part of Disneyland Texas (it was the other furry object hint), anyways, it is a dark ride that also lets you shoot arrows at targets. Unlike Magic Kingdom in Orlando, this circus themed land does not have a train station, the train’s second stop will be in the next land that we will be visiting, Tomorrow City. (I also edited the Wild Lagoon post to add the train station, which I forgot about back in November).
Anyways, in the next part, we will be entering Tomorrow City, the exciting land of the future. Of course, comments and feedback are allowed.
(Yikes, the fireworks look like Corona!)
