Fantasyland

Disneyland in Anaheim, California, is divided into several sections, according to theme…
For example, Tomorrowland is geared towards outer space, and Frontierland is like early Americana or Pioneer times. Adventureland is like a safari, and Fantasyland is like a dream…
Enter through Sleeping Beauty’s Castle and take a magical ride on Dumbo, the Flying Elephant and the King Arthur Carousel! Enjoy a cruise on the Storybook Land Canal Boats and «It’s A Small World»! Hold onto your seat on the Matterhorn Bobsleds and the Mad Tea Party with its spinning tea cups! I think my favorite ride might be Peter Pan’s Flight, except for the long line. It’s a popular ride without a Fast Pass — shucks!
There’s such a variety of rides here! Remember to visit Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, Snow White’s Scary Adventures, Alice in Wonderland, Pinocchio’s Daring Journey, and Casey Jr. Circus Ride. They’re all fun!

What can i say i’m a kid at heart Fantasyland is a fav next to Tomorrowland. I love all the rides here always brings back memories the funny thing i can always remember was the Sky ride that always got stuck and people looking down on us running around through Fantasyland. So many fun rides I love here.

Came here with my best friend at Disneyland a few years ago.
There’s only 1 real reason to come here. To see the Sleeping Beauties castle at night all lit up. It is fantasy that warms your heart.

The heart of Disneyland. As you walk down Main Street USA, you see Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, if you look you can find the Disney coat of arms on the castle. You walk across the bridge (this is of course after you have snapped your photo of you in front of the castle) There is also a Disney cast member posted up there to take your photo for you, both on their camera if you don’t have on or they will pretty much take one anything, phone, slr, point and shoot, etc.
You can take a walking tour of the castle if you choose. Just beyond the castle near the rear, driven into the ground is a gold spike marking the geographical center of Disneyland as stands now, after ToonTown was added. The Original Center is the Walt and Mickey statue, the one in between is the compass in front of the castle, when they added Small world.
One of the original themed areas of Disneyland, Fantasyland King Arthur’s Carrousel centers and dominates your view as your arrive. Another great photo spot is in front of the carrousel, where you can find a sword in an anvil; several times each day a costumed Merlin helps a child pull the sword from it. Only known one person who did it, but hear others who have done it. I never did.
We did a walk with Walt tour and this was one of Walt’s favorite locations. He loved to sit and watch, especially the carrousel. The played this quote from Walt Disney and he said, «What youngster has not dreamed of flying with Peter Pan over moonlit London, or tumbling into Alice’s nonsensical Wonderland? In Fantasyland, these classic stories of everyone’s youth have become realities for youngsters — of all ages — to participate in.» His favorite ride in the whole park was Peter Pan. Its still one of the most highly sought after rides, min 35 – 40 mins all day long.
This a great area for children, there is a princess meet and greet inside, there was Belle’s village added early 2013 I believe to the left of the castle. You can find tea cups, Snow White (touch the brass apple out front) Mr. Toads Wild Ride, the Tea Cups. So much and so ingrained in ones childhood.