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6 Hidden Gems in Magic Kingdom’s Adventureland

1 – Swiss Family Treehouse Definitely not the most popular attraction in Adventureland when compared to the Jungle Cruise and Pirates of the Caribbean, but the Swiss Family Treehouse offers guests the ability to explore the Robinson’s family living quarters after being marooned on a desert island.  Guests will love that there is rarely any wait to be able to explore the treehouse, as well as the w

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6 Hidden Gems in Magic Kingdom’s Adventureland

2 – Spitting Camels As guests approach the Magic Carpets of Aladdin, they should take caution of the camels facing them.  These camels will spit water towards guests.  If you have visited before, you know this is a possibility, but what we enjoy is grabbing a snack (usually a Dole Whip or Citrus Swirl) and watching unsuspecting families approach and potentially get hit!  It is also fun to watch sm

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6 Hidden Gems in Magic Kingdom’s Adventureland

3– Tortuga Tavern This restaurant operates on a seasonal schedule, only opening when the park is very busy, so it is hard to plan a trip here, but the times that we have been able to eat there, the food has been delicious.  It is a hidden gem since it isn’t always open, but also because the food that is served here is not served elsewhere.  Guests can get a hamburger anywhere, but if they are look

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Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You

  Disney's Magic Kingdom in the company of children is wonderful but Disney without kids can be even more fantastic!  If you ever get the chance to have an adults only trip to “the most magical place on earth” we highly recommend it!  Here are 10 things you should do when visiting Magic Kingdom without the kiddos:  

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Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You

1. Go into Attraction Overdrive. Cover a lot of ground quickly when you have no kids in tow.  This may mean snagging a last minute fast pass across the park that you noticed on the Disney app and dashing around to see as many attractions as possible without the need to slow down.  Traveling to Walt Disney World with children is very fun but adult only Disney World trips certainly mean ground gets

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Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You

2. Scout Out Great Spots for The Parade and Fireworks. Children are not always super patient when it comes to arriving early to snag a great spot for parades or fireworks in the park. An adult only trip means that you can slow down and arrive early at a spot you have scouted for a great view of the parade, castle projection or fireworks. Relax with an ice cream cone from Main Street U.S.A. and tak

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Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You

3. Enjoy A Late Dining Reservation. Younger diners will likely get too tired to enjoy a late night dinner reservation at a Disney restaurant.  Conversely, adults vacationing at Disney may enjoy a quieter and later seating at restaurants in The Magic Kingdom.  Work up an appetite by enjoying attractions early in the evening and enjoying a late Disney dining reservation after nine in the evening.  

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Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You

4. Conquer The Magic Kingdom Mountains. No kids in your travel party means no need to pass people off through the rider swap system, or explore the height requirements of larger rides.  This convenience means that conquering all The Magic Kingdom mountains is a must do.  With no kids to complain about wait times, no fast passes that must be allocated for storybook rides and no one to chicken out a

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Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You

5. Spend The Whole Day in the Park. If you have visited Walt Disney World you are familiar with the afternoon witching hour that occurs when children get hot, exhausted and cranky.  To ward off exhaustion, a lot of families return to their resort room to rest midday. While almost everyone enjoys a rest during vacation, a break of some sort is crucial for many children visiting the parks.  Groups t

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Magic Kingdom for Adults 101 – What You Should Do In This Magical Park When You Don’t Have Kids With You

6. Sleep in and Arrive in Your Own Time. Any Disney blog will advise guests to rise early and enter the park at “rope drop” to see as many attractions as possible during their vacation.  For little ones itching to see Cinderella, ride Dumbo and see the castle this is great advice.  Adults vacationing at Walt Disney World may take a different approach and choose to sleep in and enjoy the park in th

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