Courtney6682
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I chose Tomorrowland ...we love Buzz...SM...people mover and CoP .....Main Street would be my 2nd choice..there is nothing better that strolling down MS and taking in all the sights and smells!
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Your Favorite Land in MK???
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Bacon
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DiSnEyF@n
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I take back my earlier comment about Frontierland not having enough rides...sadly, I've never ridden Splash Mountain.
It has been quite some time for me as well.... I desperately need to ride it next time I go...
SteamboatJoe
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I voted Frontierland thought I tend to almost see Frontierland and Liberty Square as one and the same because the themes are relatively close to begin with and there is pretty much nothing separating the transition of one to the other. Since I had to separate them I went with Frontierland because I love Splash Mountain and Country Bear Jamboree.
disneyKaiju
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Frontierland! The theming, the river, spash & BTMRR. I also like hanging around on the rocking chairs and eating churros under the shade of the stores/restaurants. Frontierland is also my favorite spot to watch the Electric Parade.
Minnesota disney fan
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I was in the minority who voted for Liberty Square I just love the relaxed, historical atmosphere even though it only has haunted mansion as a ride. I love HM anyway, everything about it, from the outside queue area to the rooms and doombuggies. Our favorite MK restaurant is in LS too, the Liberty Tree Tavern. A must do each trip. We got a great spot to watch the daily parade just outside of the LTT one day. There are 2 rocking chairs set back on a front porch that are a great relaxing area to people watch and to take a break. The hall of presidents is okay, but does add to the atmosphere. I like the picture taking spot with the "shackles", forget what the correct name is.
Of course, I love all the others too but this is special to me. thanks for the thread.
I forgot to mention the Christmas Shoppe; love to shop there!
I just love the relaxed, historical atmosphere even though it only has haunted mansion as a ride. I love HM anyway, everything about it, from the outside queue area to the rooms and doombuggies. Our favorite MK restaurant is in LS too, the Liberty Tree Tavern. A must do each trip. We got a great spot to watch the daily parade just outside of the LTT one day. There are 2 rocking chairs set back on a front porch that are a great relaxing area to people watch and to take a break. The hall of presidents is okay, but does add to the atmosphere. I like the picture taking spot with the "shackles", forget what the correct name is.Of course, I love all the others too but this is special to me. thanks for the thread.
I forgot to mention the Christmas Shoppe; love to shop there!
Mickey5150
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This was easy for me, Liberty Square all the way. From the liberty bell cast from the same mold as THE Liberty Bell or the presidential seal in Hall of Presidents, only the 2nd in the world besides the White House it amazes me what Disney has created. Enjoying my clam chowder and fried shrimp upstairs in Columbia Harbour House overlooking fantasyland or a waffle sandwich from Sleepy Hollow. And of course, the Haunted Mansion, I can't wait to go back!
DiSnEyF@n
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I voted for all... I love them all so much I can't put one in front of the other. There are so many wonderful parts of each of the "lands" from the ambiance, to the music to the rides, food and so on.... I love them all equally. When I walk down Main Street I get all mushy gushy and feel silly and happy and elated all at the same time. When I walk to the right and into Tomorrowland I get this urge of excitement and wonderment. There's just so much to look at. When I walk into Fantasyland I get a sense of awe and amazement for what awaits me and my family in such a beautiful place. As I walk into Liberty Square I feel a sense of nostalgia for my country and silly horror for the "haunts" that await, plus I love the Christmas store and could spend hours in there. Then there is Frontierland and it takes me back to a time of Cowboys and rough and toughness that I love... Plus I love the music and homey feeling I get walking through there especially if the train is going by and the horn sounds from it! Lastly, Adventure Land of course gives me a sense of adventure especially when checking out POTC and my all time favorite the Tiki Room, not to mention the Swiss Family Robinson Tree House (which I've watched fireworks from).
Nothing beats the amazing and different feelings I feel when walking into and through each of these lands that make up Magic Kingdom... It's just Magical!!!!!
Nothing beats the amazing and different feelings I feel when walking into and through each of these lands that make up Magic Kingdom... It's just Magical!!!!!
Me 'Earties
Not all treasure is silver and gold, mate
Even though Pirates is my favorite ride, I have to say Adventureland is not my standout fav. Every land has a cool feature to it, and so I would have to say I can't decide!
Walt Disney1955
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Frontierland for me.
SyracuseDisneyFan
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The reason I chose Frontierland's because I love Splash Mountain. That' my favorite ride in all of Disney World .
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Schneewittchen
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I swing wildly between Adventureland and Frontierland.
It's mostly about habits, nostalgia and rides that I love.
I'll paint a picture:
It's early morning, before 8 am - April in Florida. There's a cool edge to the air, the sun hovering just at the tops of the treeline, the little ones in their shorts and mouse ears are yawning and shivering as the water launch glides across Bay Lake heading for the water bridge to Seven Seas Lagoon. Through the canal, past the low Garden Wing of the Contemporary, you see it off to your right -- Space Mountain!!!! The spires of Cinderella's castle. Before you it, you're disembarking, marching up the hill, fidgeting in the security line, rushing for the turnstiles - actually that's not a turnstile... it glows green and blue. Quick grab two maps. Wet tarmac. Race up Main Street. To the left, your other left. Pit stop at the potties by Crystal Palace. Coffee and nutela waffles. Run, run, run through the gates to Adventureland. Pirates!!!!! Quick, get to the Jungle Cruise. Do we have time for Aladdin? Dad doesn't want to climb the dang tree. Okay, let's head for Frontierland. Wave at Chip and Dale! Let's go to the Mansion first, before the island. Grim, grinning ghosts. Take another cruise on the Belle. Then pile on the raft. Race you to the fort! Burritos. Hey, when's the fastpass for Splash Mountain?
It's mostly about habits, nostalgia and rides that I love.
I'll paint a picture:
It's early morning, before 8 am - April in Florida. There's a cool edge to the air, the sun hovering just at the tops of the treeline, the little ones in their shorts and mouse ears are yawning and shivering as the water launch glides across Bay Lake heading for the water bridge to Seven Seas Lagoon. Through the canal, past the low Garden Wing of the Contemporary, you see it off to your right -- Space Mountain!!!! The spires of Cinderella's castle. Before you it, you're disembarking, marching up the hill, fidgeting in the security line, rushing for the turnstiles - actually that's not a turnstile... it glows green and blue. Quick grab two maps. Wet tarmac. Race up Main Street. To the left, your other left. Pit stop at the potties by Crystal Palace. Coffee and nutela waffles. Run, run, run through the gates to Adventureland. Pirates!!!!! Quick, get to the Jungle Cruise. Do we have time for Aladdin? Dad doesn't want to climb the dang tree. Okay, let's head for Frontierland. Wave at Chip and Dale! Let's go to the Mansion first, before the island. Grim, grinning ghosts. Take another cruise on the Belle. Then pile on the raft. Race you to the fort! Burritos. Hey, when's the fastpass for Splash Mountain?
KINGLOUIS1993
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I love them all!
Because they are all different is what makes MK so special and offers something unique in each land.
Because they are all different is what makes MK so special and offers something unique in each land.
Captain Barbossa
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That's a tough one. Prob 3way tie between Adventureland, Frontierland, and Towmorrowland.
ScottKC
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Main Street U.S.A. if I can count the hub and the front of Cinderella Castle.
When you are a kid at Disneyland forced perspective means nothing to you... Main Street, USA feels as big as any real city(in scale...not fanciful detail) and Sleeping Beauty Castle seems 1000 feet tall.
To visit Disneyland as an adult is to lose that sense of the Castle soaring above you, but in Florida the scale of the buildings is such that as an Adult you can walk down Main Street and Cinderella Castle towers over you and you can never outgrow that feeling that castle is 1000 feet high, and that is my favorite thing about the Magic Kingdom.
When you are a kid at Disneyland forced perspective means nothing to you... Main Street, USA feels as big as any real city(in scale...not fanciful detail) and Sleeping Beauty Castle seems 1000 feet tall.
To visit Disneyland as an adult is to lose that sense of the Castle soaring above you, but in Florida the scale of the buildings is such that as an Adult you can walk down Main Street and Cinderella Castle towers over you and you can never outgrow that feeling that castle is 1000 feet high, and that is my favorite thing about the Magic Kingdom.
SyracuseDisneyFan
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I also really like Fantasyland.
jasmine217
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Fantasyland; it just fills me with that "wow, I'm at Disney!" excited feeling. I also developed a new appreciation for Liberty Square and Frontierland when I was there last weekend. Tomorrowland would be up there if it had, say, 1 more good ride.
SyracuseDisneyFan
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I also like Tomorrowland.