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And make sure you ride The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh at Magic Kingdom! PS: the ride also has a fun play area for little ones. Meet him at Crystal Palace, Pooh’s Thotful Spot, or EPCOT’s UK Pavilion. Pooh makes everyone feel great, it’s no wonder he’s so beloved. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh– an oldie but a goodie.The whole Disney World has Frozen Fever! – Photo by Wayne Wood Frozen – you might be ready to let it go, but Disney fans aren’t! Frozen is one of Disney’s most popular films to date, and now you can meet Olaf at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, meet Anna and Elsa at EPCOT’s Royal Sommerhus or see them in Festival of Fantasy at Magic Kingdom, and ride Frozen Ever After at EPCOT! And get ready to sing-a-long with songs from the film at For the First Time In Forever at Disney’s Hollywood Studios….It’s also the inspiration for the beautiful family coaster, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train! And you can meet Snow White herself in EPCOT’s Germany pavilion!

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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – this is the original full length animated classic that started it all.

Simba has a number in Mickey’s Philharmagic, and Timon and Pumba also appear in environmental and safety warnings throughout the resort! And if you just can’t wait to be king, book a Lion King Suite at the Art of Animation Resort.

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The Lion King – Everyone knows about the circle of life, but did you know that Festival of the Lion king at Animal Kingdom is one of the most popular shows at WDW? Plus you can learn about recycling and sustainability in The Circle of Life: An Environmental Tale at EPCOT.Watch one or both to get excited about everyone’s favorite clownfish and his friends! Want to take a dip in the Big Blue Pool? Stay in a Finding Nemo Suite at the Art of Animation Resort! Finding Nemo or Finding Dory – These Pixar films have inspired Turtle Talk with Crush, The Seas with Nemo and Friends, and Finding Nemo: The Musical.And if you love swabbin’ the deck, choose a pirate room at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort. There are several Pirates films to choose from – pick your favorite (mine is the original). Pirates of the Caribbean – Disney’s not all about princesses, you know! The Johnny Depp movies based on the adventures of Captain Jack Sparrow were inspired by the Magic Kingdom attraction, and now elements from the movies have been brought to the ride! Plus, there’s Captain Jack’s Pirate Tutorial in Adventureland.Movies imitate rides imitate movies… – Photo by Judd Helms Plus, check out Beauty and the Beast: Live On Stage at Disney’s Hollywood Studios! Beauty and the Beast– this 1991 powerhouse has inspired a Broadway musical, a new film debuting in 2017, and the Belle’s village area of Fantasyland! See enchanted Tales with Belle, dine at Be Our Guest or Gaston’s Tavern, see Belle in Fantasmic or Lumiere and friends in Mickey’s Philharmagic, and meet Belle in EPCOT’s France Pavillion or Akershus restaurant.If you’re dying to go under the sea – stay in a Little Mermaid room at the Art of Animation Resort! You can meet her in her Grotto or dine with her at Akershus.

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The Little Mermaid – over 27 years later and this is still a fan favorite movie – everyone loves a mermaid! You can see Ariel in Festival of Fantasy, Fantasmic, Mickey’s Philharmagic, Voyage of the Little Mermaid, and Under the Sea: Journey of the Little Mermaid.

It’s also rumored to have been Walt Disney’s personal favorite film. Splash and Soak area and the quintessential Disney attraction – Dumbo the Flying Elephant.

Dumbo – Storybook Circus is a Dumbo inspired area within Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom, which includes a Casey Jr.Toy Story (1, 2, or 3) – The Toy Story franchise is super popular at WDW – there are meet and greets with Buzz and Woody, 2 rides (Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin and Toy Story Midway Mania) and coming soon, a whole new Toy Story Land! Watch one movie or watch them all!.You can meet Cinderella at Princess Fairy Tale hall and at character dining experiences at Cinderella’s Royal Table or 1900 Park Fare’s dinner service.

Cinderella – this is an absolute classic, and since Cindy’s Castle is the park icon for Magic Kingdom, it’s a must-do.

Cinderella Castle is the most recognizable icon at WDW – photo by WDW Shutterbug

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