
WDW Greatest Attractions
Counting down the 50 greatest attractions at Walt Disney World. Ever.
5. Splash Mountain (Magic Kingdom, 1992)
Combining a massive dark ride with a peaceful ride system, then dotting it with unparalleled thrills is a recipe for legend status.
7. Space Mountain (Magic Kingdom, 1975)
A technological trailblazer with imagination bursting at the seams, and an experience that extends beyond ride.
9. Pirates of the Caribbean (Magic Kingdom, 1973)
It may be not not do everything its West Coast predecessor did, but here's the case for everything amazing it does do.
11. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (Magic Kingdom, 1980)
A long time classic sets itself apart by being a rollercoaster second, and a tour of a fully themed, detailed environment first.
13. Tropical Serenade (Magic Kingdom, 1971)
The bigger, better version of one of the most important theme park break throughs ever made is still catchy to this day.
17. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Magic Kingdom, 1971)
It may have been too difficult to survive forever, but in its day, Captain Nemo took guests on an adventure without peer.
19. Mr. Toad's Wild Ride (Magic Kingdom, 1971)
A nightmare of twists, turns, and near-misses balanced with color and humor far exceeded the simple dark ride design.
20. WEDway PeopleMover (Magic Kingdom, 1975)
A futuristic concept for urban improvement remains futuristic nearly five decades later.
21. Liberty Square Riverboat (Magic Kingdom, 1973)
A uniquely authentic experience that makes the park what it is, with immaculate vibes.
22. "it's a small world" (Magic Kingdom, 1971)
A beautiful piece of moving art by an absolute master surrounds you on all sides, set to a tune that gets far too much hate.
26. Walt Disney World Railroad (Magic Kingdom, 1971)
Chugging along the perimeter of the Magic Kingdom, an iconic transportation ride you can't imagine not being there.
28. ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter (Magic Kingdom, 1995)
Well known for how absolutely terrifying it was, this gem is often forgotten for how much excellent theming and humor it brought as well.
29. Mickey's PhilharMagic (Magic Kingdom, 2003)
Not marketed or intended as the headlining attraction of its opening year, "just another 4D show" ended up becoming an instant classic.
30. Jungle Cruise (Magic Kingdom, 1971)
It's not in spite of the jokes, the ancient animated figures, or the simple ride vehicles; it's because of.
33. Peter Pan's Flight (Magic Kingdom, 1971)
An enduring opening day classic continues to stand tall against 50 years of advancement in ride tech.
35. Seven Dwarf's Mine Train (Magic Kingdom, 2014)
The perfect example of an attraction being more for how it affects the experience of the park as a whole, not just the experience inside.
36. Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress (Magic Kingdom, 1994)
One of the most influential Disney attractions ever built wasn't even in a Disney park, but can still be seen in one today.
39. Tom Sawyer Island (Magic Kingdom, 1971)
If you're willing to take the trip and time, an oft-overlooked gem is ready to offer you a unique adventure.
44. The Timekeeper (Magic Kingdom, 1994)
A legendary comedian breathes unforgettable robotic life to a unique spin on a classic show concept.





















