You can also depart at any of these stations, or stay on board for the full 1.5-mile grand-circle tour, which takes about 20 minutes. the station in Frontierland and the one in Storybook Circus in Fantasyland.
You can board the Walt Disney World Railroad at any of its three stations: the main station on Main Street, U.S.A. One of the first things visitors to the Magic Kingdom see as they approach the park is the Main Street Railroad Station - and one of the first sounds they hear is likely a train’s steam whistle. Later, when he began the design for what is now known as Walt Disney World Resort, Walt made sure that the train station was located near the entrance to the park.īecause of this, the Magic Kingdom has featured vintage, steam-powered trains since its opening in 1971. When he was a young adult, he built a half-mile scale model railway in his backyard that he called the “Carolwood Pacific Railroad.” At Disneyland, a railroad was one of the first attractions he planned. Walt Disney developed a love of trains at an early age. INTRODUCTIONīoard an old-fashioned steam train for a 15-20 minute tour encircling the Magic Kingdom, with a stop at Frontierland and Storybook Circus in Fantasyland. TRON is due to open by 2021, and there’s been no official word about Walt Disney World Railroad opening sooner. Note: Walt Disney World Railroad is closed due to construction of Tomorrowland’s TRON Lightcycle Run. Introduction | Attraction | Ride Logistics | Interesting Facts Walt Disney’s love of trains is a huge influence in the Disney parks - riding the Railroad is a must do for Disney history and train buffs!.Stations located in Main Street USA, Frontierland, and Fantasyland.Travel around the Magic Kingdom on an authentic steam powered train.A Pirate's Adventure: Treasure of the Seven Seas.Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover.Under the Sea - Journey of the Little Mermaid.Meet Tinker Bell at Town Square Theater.Meet Mickey Mouse at Town Square Theater.Meet Mirabel at Fairytale Garden - Coming Late 2023.
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