Fantasyland

• Location: The north and northeast areas of the park. There are three ways in through Sleeping Beauty Castle and it can also be accessed from Frontierland, Tomorrowland and Mickey's Toontown.
• Date Opened: One of the park's original lands, though it underwent a massive redesign in 1984.
• # of Attractions: 12
• # of Shows and Entertainment: 4
• # of Dining locations: 2
• # of Stores: 7

• Alice in Wonderland — Ride a caterpillar through scenes from Alice in Wonderland.
• Casey Jr. Circus Train — Ride this miniature circus train through the miniature scenes of Storybook Land Canal Boats.
• Dumbo the Flying Elephant — Fly around Fantasyland in a Dumbo vehicle.
• it's a small world — Sing along with this classic ride as you float through representations of children from all around the world. Closed for refurbishment until Thanksgiving 2008.
• King Arthur Carrousel — Everybody gets to ride the white horse on this carousel.
• Mad Tea Party — How fast can you spin in this scene from Alice in Wonderland?
• Matterhorn Bobsleds — A roller coaster through and around a scale model of the Swiss mountain.
• Mr. Toad's Wild Ride — Expeience Toad's terrible driving skills in this classic dark ride.
• Peter Pan's Flight — Float over scenes from the movie Peter Pan.
• Pinocchio's Daring Journey — Travel with Pinocchio through his adventures on the road to becoming a real boy.
• Snow White's Scary Adventure — This dark ride travels through scenes from Disney's first animated feature film.
• Storybook Land Canal Boats — Float through a miniature world populated by settings from Disney's animated films.

• The Little Mermaid — Get an autograph and then pose for a photo with Ariel from The Little Mermaid.
• Classic Disney Princess Storytelling — Here a fairy tale as told by one of the Disney princesses.
• Meet Your Favorite Disney Princess — Pose for a photograph with on of the Disney Princesses or just get an autograph.
• Sword in the Stone — The magician Merlin needs to select a temporary king of Camelot from the audience.

• Enchanted Cottage Sweets and Treats — Grab a sausage or dessert before seeing the Snow White show.
• Village Haus Restaurant — American grill food in a well-decorated "haus."

• Other Options — Fantasyland is a large area, and you'll be able to find just about every outdoor vending cart available: lemonade, drinks, turkey legs, churros, popcorn, and more.

• Fantasy Faire Gifts — A small stand opposite "it's a small world" selling postcards, camera supplies, and other small souvenirs.
• Gepetto's Holiday Workshop — A year-round collection of Disney-themed Christmas decorations, featuring ornaments by Christopher Radko.
• Gepetto's Toys and Gifts — Plush animal dolls as well as teddy bears from The Boyd's Collection and Annette Funicello Collectible Bears.
• Heraldry Shoppe — Located inside Sleeping Beauty Castle, learn the history of your name and buy related souvenirs.
• it's a small world Toy Shop — Toys of all types, with an emphasis on Pixar movie characters, princesses, and attraction models.
• Mad Hatter — Hats of all types; keep an eye on the mirror behind the cashier.
• Once Upon a Time… — Everything princess related from costumes to wands and tiaras.
• Stromboli's Wagon — Small souvenirs as well as some clothing and snack items.

Here you will find listed any rides, shows, restaurants, or stores that have been removed from Fantasyland, never to return. The compiliation of these entries begins as of November 2005.

• Shows and Entertainment
  • Snow White - An Enchanting Musical — A full-stage condensed-version of the Snow White story. (February 21, 2004 - September 4, 2006)