by GrumpyGoofy

Merida from “Brave” started to “play and greet” guests here in 2013 (and Storytime with Belle now has its own home at Enchanted Tales). Sit on stools and benches among the rose bushes and watch characters at various times throughout the day. Characters may take volunteers from the audience. Arrive about ten minutes early to get a seat. No shade. Wheelchair friendly. Allie’s KidTip: “You might want to be in the show because it could be fun!!!”

The Great Goofini's
latest
by Dani S

Even grown-up coaster fans love this fast, swooping “flight” featuring The Great Goofini, a barnstorming pilot who came to town with Dumbo’s Circus. This attraction was re-themed during the Fantasyland expansion. Long lines move quickly through an uncovered queue, but take time to enjoy the Goofy artifacts. Cars may be small for big/tall adults. May close during wet weather. Transfer from wheelchair. Alex’s ToddlerTip: “I like Goofy’s plane!”

Height restriction: 35" / 89 cm

“It’s a world of laughter, a world of tears...” Yes, these are Disney’s famous singing and dancing dolls, who first debuted their act at the 1964–65 New York World’s Fair. Their catchy song adapts to the local surroundings as your boat floats sedately past scenes depicting the world’s continents and cultures. Must transfer from ECV to wheelchair to ride. Alex’s ToddlerTip: "I love the boat." Allie’ s KidTip: “Ask your grown-ups for a seat at the end of a row so you can see more.”

Alexander and Dave twirl
about in the teacups
by Jennifer Marx

Spin and spin and spin some more inside a giant teacup. Young kids love to get dizzy, so this ride draws them like a magnet. Turn the metal wheel at the center of your teacup to make it spin even faster. You’ll be as dizzy as the Mad Hatter. This is one ride that lasts a bit longer than you’d like. Sit this one out if you’re prone to dizziness. Adult supervision of children under 7. Must transfer from wheelchair to ride. Alex’s ToddlerTip: “I want to ride the ‘teacups’ again!” Alex’s KidTip: “Spin as fast as you can! If you get dizzy, look down at your seat.”