Fantasyland (location)

“The Happiest Kingdom of them All. Here is the world of imagination, hopes and dreams. In this timeless land of enchantment, the age of chivalry, magic and make believe are reborn — and fairy tales come true. Fantasyland is dedicated to the young and the young-at-heart — to those who believe that when you wish upon a star, your dreams do come true.”

―Walt Disney

Fantasyland
Attractions	Fantasyland Smellephants on Parade Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom Storybook Land Canal Boats
Type	Realm
Inhabitants	Merlin Dragon Yeti of the Matterhorn Cinderella Fairy Godmother Lady Tremaine Anastasia Tremaine Drizella Tremaine Prince Charming Princess Aurora Maleficent Prince Phillip Flora, Fauna and Merryweather Alice Mad Hatter March Hare The Queen of Hearts The White Rabbit Clopin Glockenspiel Small World Dolls Beast Belle Gaston Maurice LeFou Rapunzel Pascal Eugene Fitzherbert Figaro Pinocchio Geppetto The Blue Fairy Wendy Darling John Darling Michael Darling Anna Elsa The Storybook Circus Friar Tuck Willie the Giant Mickey's PhilharMagic Orchestra Ariel Prince Eric King Triton Ursula Scuttle Sebastian
Visitors	Genie Wheezy Peter Pan The Crocodile Captain Hook Hades Pain and Panic Tinker Bell

Fantasyland the setting of the land of the same name in many Disney Parks.

Description

Fantasyland is a magical realm which is home to many fairy-tale and talking animal characters, and which is either made up of merged locations and/or interconnects them. Fantasyland is often treated as-if it is ruled over by a form of kingdom, with its monarch determined by whomever can lift King Arthur's sword from its stone; a ritual watched over by the wizard Merlin. Fantasyland was also one of the locations within the, "Magic Kingdom", itself a realm protected by the wizard Merlin using the Crystal of the Magic Kingdom.

Locations

• Crystal Grotto:
• Forest Theater:
• The Old Mill: The Old Mill is a ramshackle mill, which is home to various animals.
• The Matterhorn: The Matterhorn is a mountain in the Swiss alps, on the border of Switzerland and Italy and looking over the village of Zermatt. The Disney version of the Matterhorn is filled with caves, caverns and tunnels which is home to a mysterious and territorial ape cryptid known as, "The Yeti" (or, "Harold").
• Matterhorn Trail: The Matterhorn Trail is a trail going around the mountain and which is in the vicinity of its nearby village.
• Pinocchio Village:
• Pixie Hollow:
• Snow White Grotto:

Carolwood Park

Carolwood Park was a more contemporary (c. 20th-21st century) park in Fantasyland, best known for hosting the Storybook Circus.

• Fantasyland Station: A station for The Walt Disney World Railroad.
• Wiseacre Farms:

Storybook Circus

The Storybook Circus is a travelling circus, made up largely of anthropomorphic or otherwise sentient animal characters. The circus travelled via the Casey Jr. circus train.

Cinderella Castle

Cinderella Castle Courtyard

The largest icon of Fantasyland is the castle of Cinderella and her Prince Charming.

• Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique: A magical boutique built into the castle, run by Cinderella's Fairy Godmother.
• Cinderella Castle: The castle of Cinderella and her Prince which is an icon of Fantasyland.
• Darling Home: The Renaissance faire style entrance to the home of the Darling family in Edwardian London, housing Wendy, John and Michael Darling along with their pet dog Nana. The home was often visited by Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, and flying sailing-ships used to bring guests to Neverland.
• Fantasy Faire Shop:
• Fairytale Garden:
• Fantasyland Concert Hall: This was a somewhat contemporary theatre which hosted various musical performances, most notably Mickey's PhilharMagic Orchestra. Other shows have included the Genie singing the Blues, Hades singing Torch Songs, and evening with Wheezy, Ariel's Coral Group starring Ariel and her sisters, I Pagliacci performed by Willie the Whale, the Wolf Gang Trio starring the Three Little Pigs while conducted by the Big Bad Wolf, and the Festival Mariachis of the Three Caballeros.
• The Friar's Nook: A dining-service, seemingly run by the anthropomorphic badger priest Friar Tuck and established in the year 1071 AD. The nook was located along the castle walls exiting the courtyard and entering the Enchanted Forest.
• It's a Small World: A renaissance faire style attraction built into the castle walls. The inside has a miniature world of singing doll characters.
• Pinocchio Village Haus:
• Prince Charming Regal Carrousel: This carousel is used by Prince Charming to train his knights in ring-spearing.
• Princess Fairytale Hall:
• The Wishing Well:

Corona Village

A town-square area, depicting the kingdom of Corona.

• Rapunzel's Tower: The tower which the evil Mother Gothel used to imprison Rapunzel.

The Enchanted Forest

A vast woodland which like much of Fantasyland, merged various Fantasy locations.

• Seven Dwarfs' Cottage:
• Seven Dwarfs' Mine:

Belle's Village

• Beast's Castle:
• Belle's Cottage:
• Bonjour! Village Gifts:
• Gaston's Tavern:
• Maurice's Amazing Popping Machine:

Hundred Acre Wood

• Hundred Acre Goods:
• Pooh Corner:
• Rabbit's Garden:

Prince Eric's Village

• Ariel's Grotto:
• H. Goff Cartography:
• Prince Eric's Palace:
• Prince Eric’s Village Market:
• Seafarers Wood Carving:

The Glockenspiel

"It's a Small World" Promenade

• Fantasy Faire Gifts:
• Fantasyland Station: A station for the Disneyland Railroad.
• Fantasyland Theatre:
• The Glockenspiel: The Glockenspiel is a giant sentient cuckoo clock-face, built into the Fantasyland building making up the small world home to various living dolls. Behind the Glockenspiel are depictions of several buildings including the Eiffel Tower, and Leaning Tower of Pisa.
• Toy Shop:
• Troubadour Tavern:

Sleeping Beauty Castle Courtyard

• Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique:
• La Chaumière des Sept Nains:
• King Arthur Carousel:
• Merlin's Shop: A shop in the castle courtyard, run by the sorcerer, Merlin. The name of the shop differs between, "Merlin’s Marvelous Miscellany Shop", and, "Merlin l'Enchanteur".
• Pizzeria Bella Notte:
• Sleeping Beauty Castle: This is the castle home of Princess Aurora and Prince Phillip.
• La Tanière du Dragon: A burrow underneath of the castle, home to a dragon kept by Merlin.

Fantasy Faire

The Fantasy Faire is a Bavarian village-like area along the walls for Sleeping Beauty castle. It is known for hosting various different characters, particularly princesses.

• Clopin's Music Box:
• Fairy Tale Treasures:
• Maurice’s Treats Snack Cart:
• Rapunzel's Tower maypole:
• Royal Hall:
• Royal Theatre:

Village

A Bavarian-style village within the walls of the castle, made up of buildings for characters from various different lands and stories.

• Clock-Tower: A Bavarian style clock-tower building known for harbouring the sailing-ships which Peter Pan and Tinker Bell would guide through the Darling home, over Edwardian London and to Neverland. The weathervane of the clock-tower resembled Captain Hook's flagship The Jolly Roger, while the main building's weathervane depicted the crocodile which had eaten Captain Hook's hand.
• The Queen's Castle: A German castle which belonged to Snow White's father before being inherited by his widow, the Evil Queen.
• Red Rose Taverne:
• Royal Reception:
• Stromboli's Puppet Theater: A puppet theatre run by the villainous puppet-master Stromboli.
• Toad Hall: The ancestral home of one Mr. J. Thaddeus Toad, Esquire. Outside the hall was an English-style riverside village.

Wonderland Corner

Also known as Alice Corner, this was a corner of the Castle's courtyard which was partiality merged with the realm of Wonderland.

• Cheshire Cafe: Not visible in the Cinderella Castle region, a cafe located near the Mad Tea Party themed to the Cheshire Cat.
• Mad Hatter: The shop of the Mad Hatter.
• The Mad Tea Party: A large courtyard of Wonderland plants, hedges, and lanterns where the Mad Hatter, March Hare and Dormouse have their never-ending Mad Tea Party.
• The Rabbit Hole: A large rock formation along the walls of the castle which has a rabbit-hole connecting directly to Wonderland. The surrounding rocks had Wonderland's plant, animal and fungi life. The castle doors along the rocks also connected to parts of Wonderland, namely the Queen of Hearts' castle. Large caterpillars could be ridden by guests through the rabbit-hole.
• The White Rabbit's Cottage:

Storybook Land Canal

The Storybook Land Canal is a waterway passing along various different storybook locations. The canals are accessed by riding a boat through the mouth of Monstro the Whale.

• Agrabah:
  • The Cave of Wonders:
  • The Sultan's Palace:
• Arendelle:
• Atlantica:
• The Big Bad Wolf's cave:
• The Emerald City of Oz:
• English village:
  • Rabbit hole:
• English village:
  • Mole's House:
  • Toad Hall:
• French village:
  • Château:
  • Cinderella Castle:
• Hundred Acre Wood:
• Italian village:
• London Park:
• Mount Olympus:
• The Old Mill:
• Prince Eric's palace:
• Storybookland Lighthouse:
• The Three Little Pigs' House:

Appearances

Fantasyland

Smellephants on Parade

Parcels of the elephants scents found at the Walt Disney World Railroad are addressed to Timothy Q. Mouse at the Storybook Circus in Fantasyland.

Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom

Fantasyland was one of the lands within the Realm of the Magic Kingdom and was subject to two missions. In them, Hades recruited Ursula and Maleficent to try and retrieve the Crystal of the Magic Kingdom.

Trivia

Main article: List of Secrets and Easter eggs in Fantasyland

• Carolwood Park is named for the Carolwood Pacific Railroad, a miniature railroad which Walt Disney created leading to his interest in building theme-parks.