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  • On Feb 12, 2018
    Alice from TN Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    How do i get from Disney All Star Movie Resort, to small world in magic kingdom park

    Hello Alice!

    You just follow the White Rabbit straight to "it's a small world." Just kidding, you don't do that, but you can take a complimentary Walt Disney World Resort bus from Disney's All-Star Movies Resort to Magic Kingdom Park. 

    Once you arrive at Magic Kingdom Park, you can enter with a valid Walt Disney World theme park ticket, grab a park map and head towards Fantasyland to ride the "Happiest Cruise That Ever Sailed." Follow Main Street, U.S.A. to Cinderella Castle (you can't miss it) and Fantasyland will be behind it. My girls and I adore "it's a small world." It's a must-ride attraction every time for my family, because it's timeless. 

    Have fun on your adventure, Alice! If you have any other questions, please come back and see us real soon.

    Tania
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Meet the Panelist: Tania, Virginia

I've been on numerous Walt Disney World Resort vacations, ranging from girlfriend getaways, anniversary trips, "runDisney-cations," mommy/daughter trips and family vacations with my 5 princesses in tow! Need a reason for a Disney vacation? I've got 20! Learn More About Tania

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