The Magic Kingdom is thought to be the most magical place on earth, especially for kids.
No need to worry. This place is just as magical for adults who love the charm Walt Disney World is known to have!
As a grown-up going to the Magic Kingdom, all you have to do is unleash your freedom and dive in.
Disney for Solo Travelers: Magic Kingdom Edition!
Have you ever thought about doing the Disney’s Magic Kingdom solo?
This park is a solo theme park traveler’s must-do!
Magic Kingdom is the number one theme park in world and a place filled with so much magical adventure.
It’s a wonderful starter for you if you’re interested in the classic Disney appeal. It gives a good variety of thrilling attractions on the milder side that will keep you entertained during your whole trip by yourself.
The addition of New Fantasyland and the Tron roller coaster, continues to make the Magic Kingdom a world-class theme park.
Can you smell the delicious delights coming from the screen? Well I know I may be pushing the imagination button a bit, but I’m really stoked about taking you through food journey at Friar’s Nook!
Today I’m going to take you through a culinary guide of one of my favorite places to get snacks at the Magic Kingdom.
So, let’s get started!
Do you want to know what the best restaurants in the Magic Kingdom are for your trip?
If so, you’re in the right place!
Touring Walt Disney World over the course of a few days is enough to make anyone hungry, especially since you’ll be walking upwards of 10 miles a day!
While Epcot is known as the foodie destination at Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom still has some fun offerings, you just need to know where to look.
In Magic Kingdom, every bite of ice cream is a magical experience!
Whether you find yourself strolling down Main Street U.S.A or embarking on an adventure in Adventureland, there’s a scoop of happiness waiting for you at every turn.
Today, I’ll take you on a delightful journey as we uncover the top spots to indulge in creamy confections and create memories sweeter than any fairy tale!
So grab your Mickey ears and get ready to embark on a flavorful adventure through the kingdom’s most beloved ice cream parlors!
Are you ready to dive into the ultimate guide to the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train ride at Disney’s Magic Kingdom?
Don’t worry, I got you!
Walt Disney’s very first animated feature film was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, which has been represented at the Disney Parks for years.
First at Disneyland Park and Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom with a dark ride called Snow White’s Scary Adventures.
Now at Walt Disney World the original princess has a brand-new ride in her honor called Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, right in the middle of Fantasyland!
The three-minute roller coaster ride is fast, with some elements that might be scary for younger kids.
Typically, it’s compared to the likes of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and The Barnstormer, with Thunder’s big drops and show scenes and The Barnstormer’s family friendly elements!
If you’re looking for the absolute best quick service at Magic Kingdom, you’re in luck!
Because I’ve created a list of seven knock-out restaurants that are as magical as they are delicious!
Sure, when it comes to foodie fun, EPCOT and Animal Kingdom seem to get all the extra pixie dust.
But Magic Kingdom has quite a few bites that are not only fast but affordable, as well.
Well… for the most part. (Yeh, I’m looking at you Be Our Guest!)
And in case you’re wondering… all of the counter service locations listed below are perfect for solo travel, as they provide plenty of readily available seating with a ton of fun Imagineering details to check out!
Adventureland…
Even saying the word makes you excited doesn’t it?
I want to strap on a backpack, get on a random cruise ship and land in the middle of a forgotten tribe in an undiscovered island. (Sorry for quoting like fifty Disney movies).
You don’t have to go far. We’ll just settle on going to Adventureland at Walt Disney World.
So now that that’s decided, let’s play the ‘Which ride is the first ride?’ game!
But first, we need to know everything we can about the rides at Adventureland. Here are the five Adventureland rides we are going to explore:
Ooooh, they all sound so exciting! Let’s not waste another minute and jump right in!
Do you know where to find the best lunch at the Magic Kingdom?
When it comes to dining at Magic Kingdom, options that are worth making a reservation or mobile order for are somewhat limited, especially at lunch.
While I love a good order of corndog nuggets from Casey’s Corner, those are more of a snack, and forget about trying to get one of the incredibly limited seats at Cinderella’s Royal Table inside the castle.
If you’re wandering around Magic Kingdom and thinking, “Man, I sure am hungry.” there are a few spots worth trying to get into or mobile order from.
These are my top seven places to eat lunch at Magic Kingdom.
Getting a lunch reservation at Be Our Guest Restaurant maybe the hardest thing to do!
Going to Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom is a highlight of any vacation to the sprawling Orlando theme park resort, but one thing that’s rarely a highlight at Magic Kingdom is the food.
While there are some hidden gems (hello, Skipper Canteen) it can be a challenge to find really good food in the park that’s not chicken strips or the fan-favorite corn dog nuggets, in a beautiful atmosphere that’s takes you into a world of fantasy and make-believe.
One place that’s at the top of the list to dine at when visiting Magic Kingdom is Be Our Guest Restaurant in the adorable Beauty and the Beast section of Fantasyland.