WDW Magic Kingdom: Mickey's Toontown Fair

This "land" is more of a massive meet and greet mixed with child friendly attractions. There is not much to review here since there is only one actual attraction and the rest of the land consists of character meet and greet and themed playgrounds. I have not spent much time in this land since I am an adult and have no children. However this land is very popular for little ones due to the chance to meet Mickey and many other characters.

The first and only attraction is The Barnstormer at Goofy's Wiseacre Farm. This roller coaster is meant for younger children to build up courage to ride the larger attractions. The ride is only 53 seconds if I remember correctly. However the initial incline eats up 30 something seconds of the ride.

So rolling down the track only takes 20 something seconds. With this said, there is only one roller coaster vehicle. And that means that load times are very slow, which will cause long lines during the day. If you or your child wants to ride the Barnstormer I suggest riding early in the morning. Otherwise I would completely pass on this ride, since it is outdoors and is a simple coaster with a few twists and hills.

The big draw for this part of the park is the chance to meet characters. And a lot of them live here. You can meet Mickey himself at the Judge's tent. Other Disney characters can be found in the Toontown Hall of Fame. Kids of most ages and even adults will swarm this land early in the day to get their character meet and greets out of the way. Most people want to see the big cheese, but many people will go see the other Disney characters at the Hall of Fame.

I suggest going here last during the day. Mm reasoning is two fold. One, you should hit some attractions first before the lines become unbearable. Second: Most families with small children will have left the park, or moved on to another land during the last hours of park operation. This allows you to see the characters without much wait, and perhaps allows the kids more time with the characters.