His was our second trip to Disney with the family. We had an amazing time! Plenty to do and love the energy from staff and patrons 😊

MK is without a doubt the busiest craziest park of the lot. Not helped by the hundreds of strollers and scooters (you spend literally all day dodging them). There are some fantastic rides like Mine train & Thunder mountain. Didn’t ride TRON, but husband said it was ok but very uncomfortable and painful on the neck. Why build a ride that is this uncomfortable? Early hours is pointless. Spent longer in the queue for mine train in early hours than later in the day. Too many people do early hours so it’s not beneficial, unless you are absolutely the first in line. Also alot of queue jumping with guests holding spaces for family then they push in. This shouldn’t be allowed, it’s frustrating and makes the queue time even longer. Imagine if everyone did this! Some of the toilets were pretty dire have to say. Lack of cleaners evident. Unlike in Universal, where they were spotless. Still love MK, but it’s crazy overcrowded and lines too big for a very short ride. Miss the old free fast pass system. Looking forward to seeing the new changes and hope they make other improvements too.

Enjoyed a magical day at Magic Kingdom with my son. Managed to get on all the rides we missed from his first visit (Haunted Mansion, etc) and snagged a slot for Tron. The weather was perfect and the park wasn't too crowded.

Wow, things have changed! As a lifelong Florida resident I visited WDW several times during my childhood and as a young adult. The last time I visited was 2004 as I really enjoy roller coasters and believe the Busch and Universal parks provide more value (and way cheaper tickets). As for WDW in 2024, I say no thank you. Gone are the days where you could buy a ticket and feel free to explore the park at your own leisure. Now you need a strategy (and lots of extra coin for Lightening Pass) to get through the day. You will be in and on the Disney app constantly and herding your family through extremely dense crowds from one ride or food pavilion to the next. No time to freely explore or enjoy your surroundings as you will be constantly pushing through that extremely dense sea of people. Without the ridiculously expensive Lightening Pass, you will wait and wait and wait some more for a two minute ride, some with engineering dating back to the 1960s. And that Lightening Pass there only allows you to select one too tier ride per pass. Good luck selecting Tron and Space Mountain on the same pass. The food was subpar but not the most expensive theme park food. I believe the other Orlando parks charge more. However, the quality has gone downhill considerably since my last visit. Hot dogs, burgers and chicken strips about sums it up. I seem to remember more variety including some pretty good sandwiches, but these are now a thing of the past. Lastly, this place just is not as clean anymore, which sucks to say about place that was supposed to and used to sparkle. There were food wrappers on rides, the bathrooms were disgusting, and the dining rooms were atrocious. Food and garbage everywhere and a staff that could care less about cleaning it up. But then what should we expect from a company that wants to pack us in like sardines, strategizes ways to get every last dollar from our wallets, and forgot everything there is to know about their brand and Disney magic.

Other than getting stuck on the Carousel of Progress we had a wonderful day. Dinner at the Crystal Palace was yummy, we would recommend. Use the lightning lanes or you will be in lines all day it’s an additional $35 a person, but worth it.

Another fantastic experience in Magic Kingdom. Every interaction with the staff is amazing, with them being focused on delivering an exellent experience for the guests. Lots to do, even for people who are not a fan of rides. Only downside is, in July it was very hot and not a lot of areas to get shade and cool down

I never understood there there's so much to do for adults. My kids wanted to go there for a while, so we saved up, and I enjoyed it just as much as they did. Really recommend for anyone that still wants to keep the child inside alive ;)

Underwhelmed. Florida resident and we do Disney at least once a year. Most disappointing this trip, at Thanksgiving. Hotels (Wyndham not advertising restaurants will be closed or early). Parks extremely crowded. Way to many motorized scooters and large strollers. Lines for rides over an hour. Shops smelled musty as if MOLD. Park needs an overhaul. Decorations are beautiful but this is Nothing like it was in the past and be prepared to break your bank. Not sure when/if we are returning.

I love Disney and Disney parks and if empty this park would be five stars for me but these lines and the crowds of people are ridiculous af and its insane that these disney adults are willing to wait 40 minutes for something like the tomorrowland speedway, that being said i do find all of this attractions to be amazing but you should be able to do at the very least 10 of these a day not 5 to 6 if you are lucky. I know that having a genie+ or fastpass makes this easier but its hard to even walk in this park and in all honesty it shouldnt be the norm to wait in line for hours to do a ride that is only 1-3 minutes long. Its still an incredible park thats near perfection in beauty and entertainment but the lack of crowd capacity and insane prices makes this impossible to recommend. attached are some pictures of mold in their newest ride Tron lightcycle run which took more years to make than the new park epic universe yet somehow they cannot upkeep it with the millions they make with the millions of people that invade the park everyday

My family and I had a magical time. Even though there were many people, we were able to ride many of the rides. The food was also better that I was expecting.

As one would expect, this is Disney. Absouloutly shattering, but well worth it. All i can do is agree with other posative reviews. Nothing really sticks out as negative.

Still the most Magic Place on earth. Yes Disney is expensive - but the money it must cost to keep the place looking so magic. The place is spotless. Since our last visit they have added the Tiana ride which is excellent - but be sure to get in that virtual queue or make that multi pass reservation early. It is a busy place - so if you can afford it buy multi passes - it will make your day far more enjoyable. TIP - if you are coming from abroad you can now make your multi pass selections in your country of origin - you don't need to wait until you land in The US.

It has been three months since our awful experience, and there have been no resolutions. Six of my family members visited the Florida Magic Kingdom on August 10, 2024. The experience was terrible. Our first ride was the Carousel of Progress, which kept getting stuck as it rotated with us. We had to wait it out. The Space Mountain ride broke down on the tracks. The attendant offered us lightning passes as compensation. But after several frustrated attempts to use them, we discovered we needed prior reservations, which she failed to tell us. I got stuck inside Space Mountain in the pitch black at night on the People Mover ride. It was scary because I was mostly alone on the ride as it neared closing. We brought my niece and granddaughter to Magic Kingdom especially to see the Disney characters. They saw none. It was raining but not hard enough for the guests not to walk in it. I asked one of the Guest Experience members working near Tiana's Bayou where to find the Disney characters and she rudely told me to check the map because when it rains the characters do not wander around the park. We spent all that money for the six of us to go to Magic Kingdom, for our hotel, food, airfare, and a rental car since we live outside of Florida. But to date, there is still no resolution with their guest services personnel. The offer they made us was insulting and now they've refused any further communications. Therefore it is my mission to warn people. The Florida Magic Kingdom is not all glitz and glamor. Not everyone who goes there has an enjoyable experience. SO BEWARE!

I've been to Disney many times but the magic is gone. The crowds are horrendous and the worst part is being corralled like cattle for the fireworks. We won't be back but we have fond memories.

This place is truly magical. It's so clean, it's so well done, the staff are superb and the rides are so much fun. Only criticism (hence just 4*), why exploit families re dining? We spent $35 on 5 ice lollies and could not find any healthy / quick / affordable dining options.