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  • Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California share many of

  • the same rides.

  • Weve already explored the rides in Tomorrowland, Adventureland and Frontierland so if you haven’t

  • seen those videos yet, definitely check em out.

  • Now Fantasyland was heavily requested by a lot of you so like weve done in the previous

  • videos, well use Magic Kingdom as the model and explore these Fantasyland rides that can

  • also be found at the Disneyland Park.

  • But which park does each ride the best?

  • Well that’s what were gonna discuss, as we count down the Top Disney World vs Disneyland

  • Rides: The Fantasyland Edition.

  • The first ride well start off with is the Carousel.

  • Both are actually authentic antique carousels that were purchased from other parks before

  • they became Disney rides.

  • The King Arthur Carousel at Disneyland was an opening day ride in 1955 and it was built

  • in 1922 by the Dentzel Carousel Company.

  • It was purchased in 1954 from the Sunnyside Amusement park in Toronto, Ontario Canada.

  • Now during the Fantasyland overhaul in 1983, the carousel was moved from the original location

  • here to where it currently resides today.

  • At Magic Kingdom the Prince Charming Regal Carousel was also an opening day ride in 1971

  • and it was built in 1917 by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company.

  • Originally it had a home at Belle Isle Park in Detroit Michigan then it was later relocated

  • to Olympic Park in Maple Wood New Jersey where it was purchased by Disney in 1967.

  • Now both are elegant carousels with a rich history.

  • Theyre in the exact same spot, centred with the castle archway where the sword in

  • the stone in front of it.

  • They play organ versions of your favorite Disney songs while you spin in a circle and

  • gallop up and down on a horse.

  • Aside from small design details, both carousels are very similar but magic Kingdom’s is

  • a bit bigger with 5 horses in each row as opposed to four at Disneyland.

  • So because of the larger capacity, I’m gonna sat that Magic Kingdom does the carousel the

  • best.

  • It’s time to board our pirate ship and head off to Neverland in Peter Pan’s Flight.

  • The ride was an opening day attraction at both parks and it’s unique from other Disney

  • dark rides since youre suspended on a rail above the show scenes.

  • You get a great birds eye view of all the action.

  • It’s become a very popular ride at each park, attracting some of the longest waits

  • in fantasyland.

  • A lot of the same scenes can found in both versions of the ride but they aren’t identical

  • and it starts right as you enter the bedroom.

  • The pirate ship at Magic Kingdom flies past these trees, where as at Disneyland you soar

  • over the London rooftops; I personally think the load scene at Disneyland is more effective.

  • One of my personal favourite scenes at Magic Kingdom is the flight over London.

  • Its very 3 dimensional, with quite a bit of detail as you watch the lights glisten below,

  • where as at Disneyland, overall it’s a very flat and 1 dimensional scene.

  • Now Peter Pan’s Flight at Magic Kingdom has a larger track layout with a ride time

  • of about 2 minutes and 55 seconds.

  • Peter Pan’s Flight at Disneyland is a bit more compact, and with a ride time of only

  • 2 minutes and 10 seconds some of the scenes feel rushed especially from the pirate ship

  • sequences until the end of the ride.

  • Now Disneyland’s star filled version of Neverland is impressive and you could say

  • that its more realistic compared to Magic Kingdom’s cartoony animated version.

  • This might be the case but theres this distinct nostalgic feeling at Magic Kingdom.

  • There’s more action and storytelling, like the scenes with the lost boys and the mermaids

  • and it transitions smoothly into the pirate ship segments.

  • Now Peter Pan’s flight at Disneyland was recently refurbished in 2015 and it received

  • some new animatronic figures in the bedroom, updated lighting, and a pixie dust effect.

  • {Peter Pan} Pixie dust!

  • Peter Pan’s Flight at Magic Kingdom hasn’t seen any major updates and is virtually the

  • exact same ride that opened in 1971; it even still uses some original Captain Hook dialogue

  • from the 1955 version at Disneyland.

  • {Captain Hook} Help me Mr. Smee.

  • Help me.

  • Could Magic Kingdom’s ride use a good refurbishment, absolutely, but there’s still a lot of detail

  • in the ride and it has this certain charm.

  • There’s definitely pros and cons to each version and this one is a close call.

  • Even though Disneyland has the more modern effects, it does fall short on length and

  • feels rushed so in the case of Peter Pan’s Flight, I’m gonna say that Disney World

  • does this ride the best.

  • Next well take a spin on the teacups at the Mad Tea Party where the ride at both parks

  • was found on opening day.

  • This ride system at Disneyland and Magic Kingdom is the exact same where three small turntables

  • that rotate clockwise are situated on a larger turntable that rotates counterclockwise.

  • There’s 18 teacups in total and since the individual teacups also spin, this means that

  • 3 different spinning motions all at once-so its a lot of spinning.

  • The major difference between the Mad Tea Party rides is Disneyland’s is out in the open

  • and Magic Kingdom’s is under a roof.

  • Now a fun little fact is that when the Mad Tea Party opened in 1971 at Magic Kingdom,

  • it was originally out in the open as well and remained roofless until 1974.

  • This is also when they added the teapot in the centre with the Dormouse.

  • It’s a cute little touch but I personally think the ride looks better without a roof,

  • what do you think?

  • Now what really sets the ride apart at Disneyland is the atmosphere and theming.

  • The ride was moved here to this location in 1983 from its original location where the

  • carousel is today.

  • This allowed the Mad Tea Party to be set in this Alice in Wonderland area of Fantasyland.

  • It has a really cozy and whimsical feel to it, much like the movie.

  • The lanterns and vines really set the mood especially at night, so in this case of the

  • Mad Tea Party Disneyland does this ride the best!

  • The next ride can be found deep in the Hundred Acre Woods.

  • The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh originally opened at Magic Kingdom in June of 1999 replacing

  • Mr Toad’s wild ride.

  • It wasn’t until 4 years later that the ride opened at Disneyland, but here its not a Fantasyland

  • ride and instead it can be found in Critter Country; it replaced the country bear Jamboree.

  • Now like Peter Pan’s Flight, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh uses the same idea but

  • the rides aren’t completely identical.

  • Some of the scenes are laid out differently and even the order is switched around.

  • Like the rain scene.

  • At Disneyland this is the 2nd scene, where as at Magic Kingdom it’s the second last

  • scene.

  • This change does make a lot of sense though since youre going from a blustery day into

  • a rain storm, plus it has better sets and a better lightning package.

  • Now Magic Kingdom does have this fun scene in Owl’s house which isn’t in the ride

  • at Disneyland and has a longer Tigger scene, but Disneyland has the longer hephelumps and

  • woozles scene.

  • Each of the ride vehicles are different in appearance but both move up and down as it

  • follows the action of the ride.

  • I think a lot of the transitions from scene to scene are much smoother at Disneyland.

  • They do a better job at telling a cohesive story in the ride, as opposed to it just being

  • a ride with a bunch of different scenes from the movie, which is kinda what Magic Kingdom

  • feels like.

  • It’s also fun to see how Disneyland repurposed some of the same figures and which scenes

  • were upgraded.

  • Now both are a similar length, but in the case of the Many Adventures of Winnie the

  • Pooh, I’m gonna have to say that Disneyland does this ride the best.

  • Next were gonna soar through the sky on Dumbo the Flying Elephant.

  • This has become an iconic image associated with the Disney theme parks.

  • The ride is a simple aerial style carousel that allows riders to manoeuvre the elephant

  • up and down.

  • Dumbo was an opening day attraction at Magic Kingdom in 1971, and at Disneyland the ride

  • was supposed to be an opening day attraction but it didn’t open until a month later.

  • The ride system at both parks is the exact same thing, the only difference is that Magic

  • Kingdom has two Dumbo spinners instead of one.

  • The second spinner was added during the New Fantasyland expansion, so this increased capacity

  • definitely gives Magic Kingdom a big point.

  • Today, neither of the rides are in the same location as when they first opened.

  • At Disneyland, Dumbo used to right be across the landing area from the Casey Junior Circus

  • Train then moved in 1983.

  • At Magic Kingdom, Dumbo used to be across from the Storybook treats restaurant until

  • 2012 when it moved into Storybook Circus.

  • Now in terms of theming, Magic Kingdom hits this one out of the park since Dumbo, a movie

  • that places at the circus, now has the ride taking place at a circus.

  • This area looks really great and I personally like the ride’s design a lot better.

  • The spinners have a more elegant look with all the gold trimming and details compared

  • to the ride at Disneyland that was built to look like a toy set.

  • This is actually what Magic Kingdom’s looked like before it was moved.

  • The double capacity, really makes a difference since its such a low capacity ride as it is,

  • so in the case of Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Magic Kingdom does this ride the best.

  • It’s finally time to take a leisure cruise around the word on one of the most iconic

  • Disney rides.

  • It’s A Small World was originally conceived and built in only 11 months for the 1964 New

  • York World’s Fair.

  • After the fair closed, the ride was relocated from New York to Disneyland and it opened

  • in May of 1966.

  • Once Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World was built, It’s A Small world was part of the

  • attraction lineup on opening day.

  • Now like the other dark rides, the whole idea of the attraction is the same as it uses same

  • it’s a Small World song sung by these miniature animatronic dolls.

  • Aspects of Mary Blair’s scenes from Disneyland were reproduced at Magic Kingdom but these

  • rides are far from being identical and right off the bat I’m gonna say that Disneyland

  • does It’s A Small World the best.

  • Now sure, Disneyland’s version of the ride is pretty historical but that’s not the

  • reason why it’s the best.

  • Lets start off with the entrance which is such an integral aspect of the attraction.

  • As you approach It’s A Small World and see the white facade against the blue sky, it

  • evokes this whimsical feeling; you know youre about to experience something special.

  • Having the load area outdoors really gives the attraction it’s character and as youre

  • riding through the gardens, this whole facade is really just the first show scene on the

  • ride; especially if you get one of these surprises as your boat passes by.

  • At Magic Kingdom, they weren’t able to build an outdoor entrance due to amount of rain

  • Florida gets, so everything needed to be built indoors.

  • It’s no where near as magical as Disneyland and it feels like youre just stepping into

  • a warehouse and I mean, you kinda are.

  • The ceilings in the ride are really high and the show scenes are very spread out, they

  • don’t really immerse you the way Disneyland does.

  • Just take a look at the Jungle scenes.

  • Not only are the sets more immersive but theyre much more elaborate.

  • The one scene that I do think that’s much more elaborate in Florida is the finale; there’s

  • a lot of kinetic energy which just leaves you with this warm feeling.

  • I also really like are the flooded waterways as opposed to the fume style waterways at

  • Disneyland.

  • The flooded waterways provide a seamless connection of the scene from either end.

  • If youve been on the ride at Disneyland you may have noticed characters that aren’t

  • in the Florida version.

  • In 2005, 28 new animatronics depicting Disney characters were added to their native regions

  • of the world.

  • This was in addition to the original animatronics and they blend in quite nicely.

  • It’s A Small World at Disneyland also has a much longer ride time of just over 15 minutes

  • where as at Magic Kingdom it’s only about 11 minutes.

  • Now in no way am I saying that Disney World’s version of It’s A Small World is a bad ride,

  • its definitely still a classic, but in terms of comparing it with its west coast counterpart,

  • Disneyland does this ride the best.

  • So, do you agree with any of the choices?

  • Which versions of the ride would you chose?

  • I’d love to know!

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