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Major Attractions
Walt Disney World Railroad (1971): A grand circle-tour of the Magic Kingdom park aboard an authentic steam train.
Mad Tea Party, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Snow White's Scary Adventure and Peter Pan's Flight (all 1971): Attractions inspired by animated Disney film classics.
It's a Small World (1971): Hundreds of doll-like figures sing and dance in their native costumes.
Jungle Cruise (1971): Board from a last-outpost river landing to observe curious gorillas, playful Indian elephants in their daily bath and frolicking hippos created in life-like realism by Disney artists.
Country Bear Jamboree (1971): The zaniest troupe of singing bears ever assembled celebrate old-time music with a foot-stompin' beat.
Hall of Presidents (1971): The most impressive moments in American history are presented in life-like realism with all of the nation's chief executives on a single stage through the three-dimensional magic of Audio AnimatronicsÆ.
Diamond Horseshoe Saloon Revue (1971): Where dance-hall ladies and elegant gents sing and dance.
The Haunted Mansion (1971): The liveliest collection of ghosts ever assembled for all to see as they travel through ancient rooms.
Pirates of the Caribbean 1973): Aboard buccaneer launches, adventurers travel through mysterious grottos, then plunge down a waterfall and into the midst of a pirate battle for control of a harbor town.
Tom Sawyer Island (1973): Log rafts take guests across the river where Injun Joe's Cave, the Magnetic Mystery Mine and old Fort Sam Clemens await exploration.
Space Mountain (1975): Action, speed and perpetual motion await as guests "blast off" into night skies for a twisting, diving "return-to-earth" aboard miniature space shuttles.
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (1980): A wild ride on a runaway mine train.
Splash Mountain (1992): A log-flume ride with one of the world's longest flume drops -- a five-story, 47-degree descent reaching speeds of nearly 40 mph.
The ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter (1995) NOW CLOSED: A mysterious corporation from a distant planet, X-S Tech, displays a new teletransportation device that brings the audience face-to-face with an alien.
The Timekeeper (1995): A hysterical blast through time in a Circle-Vision 360 format.
The Barnstormer (1996): A kid-sized roller coaster zips and zooms through Goofy's Wiseacre Farm in crop-dusting biplanes.
Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin (1998): Board your star cruiser, grab hold of your laser cannon and help Buzz defend the universe from the Evil Emperor Zurg.
The Enchanted Tiki Birds-Under New Management (1998): Hollywood featherweights Iago, from Disney's animated feature "Aladdin," and Zazu, from "The Lion King," have become the new landlords of this classic attraction, creating a witty, upbeat show filled with old and new choreographed musical numbers.
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1999): The whole gang's here, joining guests on a journey into the Hundred Acre Wood.
The Magic Carpets of Aladdin (2001): Genies, flying carpets, magic lamps and Middle East mystique inspires this new attraction.
Entertainment & Shows
Daily entertainment in every "land" includes:
"Share a Dream Come True" parade celebrating Disney's 100 Years of Magic.
"Cinderella's Surprise Celebration," a singing and mingling "party" at Cinderella Castle featuring more than 20 Disney characters.
"SpectroMagic" nighttime parade with spectacular lighting effects.
"Fantasy in the Sky" fireworks presented nightly above Cinderella Castle, now replaced by "Wishes"
The Dapper Dans barbershop quartet on Main Street, U.S.A.
The Pedaling Piano Bike -- a piano that can be played anywhere you can pedal a bicycle to!
Character greetings at Mickey's Toontown Fair and throughout the park.
Themed holiday entertainment.
High school bands, dance and musical groups from throughout the world.
