Your Favorite Land in MK???

[Adam Snider]

So this may have been posted before but what is your favorite land inside of Magic Kingdom? and why? Mine is Tomorrow-land, probably because it is just filled with nostalgia for me or two of my favorite attractions are located there (Carousel of Progress/ People-mover)

 

[belledream]

I'm such a girly girl so I wanna say Fantasyland...but I also find the energy of Tomorrowland irreplaceable - plus it's home to TTA which I could ride all day...

Honorable mention to Liberty Square. Something quaint and relaxing about it, and even though the buildings are not unlike some of the houses I'd see back home, they are just a feast for the eyes!

 

[Cowboy Steve]

Gotta love Tomorrowland. Though Frontierland and Adventureland are close seconds! Tomorrowland has always kind of stuck with me... and I remember visiting that area the most from my childhood visits in the '70s (dating myself here). Heck I remember when the TTA was called the 'WEDWay Peoplemover'! SM, CoP, BLSRS, Monster's Inc. Laugh Floor... it is a strong lineup! For a guy anyway...

 

[maroonmol]

That's a pretty tough question, I'm torn between Adventureland and Frontierland, because they have the best rides and places to eat, in my opinion.

 

[mcurtiss]

It's impossible to choose!

I'd vote initially for Adventureland for POTC and JC, but Aladdin brings it down a few points.

I think theme-wise Frontierland and Liberty Square are the best, but skimpy on the ride department (though what rides they have are top 5 in the park).

Fantasyland is great but missing too many iconic rides for me to say its the top.

I still love Main Street but its a shell of its former self.

I'd have to say that Tomorrowland is my current least favorite but only because what's missing (Skyway, If you Had Wings, Mission to Mars, talking trashcan).

 

[CheshireCat12]

There's just something about the feeling of Tomorrowland that I love, and of course the neon lights at night are exciting!
Second choice would be Adventureland- because of the lush jungly nature of it and Dole Whip/Pirates/Tiki Room ambiance.

 

[Disney4family]

Ugh. So hard. It reminds me of last night's dinner conversation when "Would You Rather...(at WDW)" turned into "Who do you love more?" between my kids. At least this time my husband tried to get back to the game with a "Barnstormer or 7 Dwarfs" question, instead of thinking he was one of my choices for best kid...
While Frontierland has 2 awesome attractions, I guess I would vote for Tomorrowland for the ambiance (and attractions!). We listen to the music loop all the time, too. Auntie Gravity's smoothies are a decent second to a Dole Whip Float when you're on that side of the park on a hot summer day. I do miss Push, though.

 

[ShoalFox]

I voted for Tomorrowland, but in truth I believe that the Magic Kingdom is greater than the sum of its parts.

 

[Disney4family]

I voted for Tomorrowland, but in truth I believe that the Magic Kingdom is greater than the sum of its parts.

Nicely said!

 

[Susan Savia]

Tomorrowland...love COP, TTA, Monsters Inc.

 

[cheesecake]

My ranking:
1) Fantasyland. Princesses and magic.
2) Frontierland. Heavy on great rides, awesome theming all throughout.
3) Tomorrowland. Has some great hits, but is desperately in need of some upkeep.
4) Liberty Square. I love the historical element, plus Haunted Mansion.
5) Adventureland. I know I'm in the minority but I could take or leave Jungle Cruise. I like it, but it's not my fave. I do love PoC.
6) Main Street USA. Sorry, 'merica.

 

[World_Showcase_Lover007]

Liberty Square, because it seems like it is the center of everything, at least when you are on the west side of the park. I just wish LS was larger in size. My close runner-up is Frontierland because of its great attractions, size, and remote feel (say when you feel a world away from everything when back near Splash or Big Thunder). Of course these two lands are very nostalgic to me so that is probably why I pick these two as my favorite.

 

[mcurtiss]

I take back my earlier comment about Frontierland not having enough rides...sadly, I've never ridden Splash Mountain.

 

[World_Showcase_Lover007]

Now I feel like making several more posts and providing arguments for each land as to why they are so great (from which I will refrain, don't worry). I guess this is a good problem to have as I like them all!

But while we are on the subject, it would be nice if Main Street was more than merchandise shops and a couple of restaurants. It's a nice introduction to the park, but after your first trip, I don't see much that makes me want to stop and have a look around other than the architecture.

 

[HurricaneHanna]

Tomorrowland
Walking over the bridge into Tomorrowland gives me the best Disney feeling
No day at the Magic Kingdom is complete without a ride on the People Mover.

 

[SyracuseDisneyFan]

Frontierland

 

[arielsgrotto]

I'd have to say Fantasyland just because I'm a sucker for that typical Disney magic stuff.

 

[bethymouse]

I couldn't decide! Fantasyland has more "rides", but all of my favorite rides are spread throughout the MK.

 

[mouse_luv]

Liberty Square b/c of the HM.

 

[Variable]

Liberty for many reasons. One being I usually find it the least stroller laden and thus easiest to hang around in.