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===Frontierland===

Main Article: [[Frontierland]]

Located in the Northwest Corner of the park, Frontierland allows guests to visit the Wild West. The land features many Old West styled buildings, including the [[Frontierland Shootin' Arcade]],[[ Pecos Bill's Tall Tale Inn and Café]], and the Frontierland Trading Post. The land also hosts some of the Magic Kingdom's biggest thrill rides – [[Splash Mountain]] and [[Big Thunder Mountain Railroad]]. Also included in Frontierland is the [[Country Bear Jamboree]] and the [[Walt Disney World Railroad]], and guests board rafts From Frontierland, to cross the Rivers of America and explore Tom Sawyer's Island.

===Adventureland===

Main Article: [[Adventureland]]

Located in the Southwest corner of the Magic Kingdom, Adventureland represents the 1950's view of exotic places. Taking its inspiration from jungles of Asia, Africa, and South America, as well as The Middle East and the South Pacific, Adventureland is full of lush plants and exotic scenery. Parts of Adventureland also take guests to tropical Polynesia and the great deserts of Arabia, where they can ride on a flying carpet. Adventureland is home to classic Disney attractions, such as the [[Jungle Cruise]], [[Pirates of the Caribbean]], [[Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room]], and the [[Swiss Family Treehouse]].

===Fantasyland===

Main Article: [[Fantasyland]]

Fantasyland is the land that is dedicated, “to the young and those young at heart.” Located at the exit of Cinderella Castle, Fantasyland takes its inspiration from the Disney movies themselves, allowing guests to “ride through” different classic films. Attractions such as [[Dumbo the Flying Elephant]], [[Peter Pan's Flight]] and, “[[it's a small world]]” can all be found in Fantasyland. In total, Fantasyland is home to seven major attractions and five dining opportunities, including Cinderella's Royal Table which gives guests the opportunity to eat inside Cinderella Castle.

===Tomorrowland===

Main Article: [[Tomorrowland]]

Billed as the future that never was, Tomorrowland lets guests visit the tomorrow of Julius Verne and H.G. Wells. Tomorrowland also serves as an intergalactic convention center, where aliens and humans alike can come, meet, and see the promise of tomorrow. Originally built to give guests a view of what the future would be like, it quickly became evident to the Disney that they would not be able to continuously update the land as technology changed. Instead, they decided to give the park a retro-futuristic feel. Fan favorite attractions such as [[Space Mountain]] and [[Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin]] can be found in Tomorrowland.

===Liberty Square===

Main Article: [[Liberty Square]]

Themed after colonial America, Liberty Square gives guest the opportunity to go back and see America as it grew. Starting at the [[Haunted Mansion]] in the 1670's and ending at the entrance to Frontierland (1880's), Liberty Square gives guests the feeling that they are watching America expand and unite. At the central hub of the land, the flags of the 13 original colonies fly along with the American flag. Liberty Square is unique in that it has only lost one opening day attraction, The Mike Fink Keel Boats.