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8 Magic Kingdom Attraction Queues with Air Conditioning

5. Disney’s Philharmagic This is a delightful show for which Guests wear their 3-D glasses and watch intently as Donald Duck tries to find his lost Sorcerer’s Apprentice hat, which belongs, of course, to Mickey and not to Donald at all. The screen on which it plays is one of the largest screens in the world. Thanks to the magic of 3-D and

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8 Magic Kingdom Attraction Queues with Air Conditioning

6. The Country Bear Jamboree This silly stage show is 100% family friendly, and all of its featured singing performers are audio-animatronic bears and other animals. The queue is a large “holding room” where Guests wait while the previous group of Guests in the queue are enjoying the 15-minute show. Since it isn’t a moving queue, through

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8 Magic Kingdom Attraction Queues with Air Conditioning

7. Splash Mountain Splash Mountain is perhaps the most thrilling water ride in all of the Walt Disney World Resort, thanks to the 10-minute length of the ride, a top speed of 40 miles per hour and five separate drops, ranging from tiny to 50 feet down! Board a log flume with up to 7 other Guests and hold on tight! The queues to this ride

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8 Magic Kingdom Attraction Queues with Air Conditioning

8. Pirates of the Caribbean This fantastic dark ride in a boat on the water is full of fun for the whole family. See Captain Jack Sparrow and his pirate crew in all their pirating shenanigans. It recently had a renovation and refurbishment during which a thrilling drop was added to the beginning of the ride. The queue is completely air-co

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8 Magic Kingdom Attraction Queues with Air Conditioning

Any way you slice it, Florida is hot in the summertime, and it can be warm in the spring and even into early fall. The Magic Kingdom park at Walt Disney World Resort just outside of Orlando is no stranger to the sun and the heat it packs. But the heat has never stopped true diehard Disney fans from crossing attractions off their Disney bu

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The 5 Dining Experiences You Need to Have at Magic Kingdom

1. The Plaza Restaurant This lesser-known restaurant is located at the end of Main Street as you walk towards Tomorrowland.  The restaurant serves lunch and dinner and offers guests a delicious selection of sandwiches and burgers!  Guests who finish their meals can also order ice cream from the Plaza Ice Cream Parlor next door.  You’ll al

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The 5 Dining Experiences You Need to Have at Magic Kingdom

2. Cinderella’s Royal Table Located inside of Cinderella’s Castle, this dining experience is both insanely popular and expensive, but guests dining here are able to meet with their favorite Disney princesses.  Those guests who time their meal correctly are also able to see some of the fireworks from the castle windows.  Guests wanting to

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The 5 Dining Experiences You Need to Have at Magic Kingdom

3. Be Our Guest Located in Fantasyland, Be Our Guest is a hybrid restaurant – it acts as a counter service restaurant during breakfast and lunch, but becomes a table service restaurant at dinner.  Guests have the choice of fancier fare that is fit to be served at the Beast’s Table.  What truly makes this dining experience one-of-a-kind is

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The 5 Dining Experiences You Need to Have at Magic Kingdom

4. Pecos Bill’s Tall Tale Inn Pecos Bill’s is located in Frontierland and for a counter service restaurant, it offers some great choices that make it our default counter service dining location.  We love the variety offered to guests – salads, unique burgers, fajitas, and burrito bowls.  We love the toppings bar available to guests becaus

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The 5 Dining Experiences You Need to Have at Magic Kingdom

5. Crystal Palace This is a table service buffet restaurant that also allows guests to interact with Winnie the Pooh and friends.  The meal is available for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and the characters greet guests during all of the meals.  The buffet is expansive and has a multitude of tasty options.  So, the question becomes not what

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