Minecraft Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Adventure Review

For Walt Disney World's 50th anniversary, Minecraft Bedrock Edition received a large surprise: Magic Kingdom rebuilt inside Minecraft, complete with working attractions. The result is less like a simple themed map and more like a blocky park visit without the Florida humidity.

What the Bundle Includes

Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Adventure costs 1340 Minecoins, which was listed as $7.78 USD in the source review. The bundle includes the Magic Kingdom map and 25 classic Minecraft skins.

The advertised in-game merchandise refers to custom items inside the map itself. Those items are part of the adventure and cannot be used elsewhere.

At the time covered by the source, the pack had a 4.6 out of 5 rating on the Minecraft Marketplace with just under 5000 reviews.

Included Minecraft Skins

The bundle's 25 skins are clearly aimed at Disney fans, and the source found them well-made rather than quickly assembled. The full skin list is:

• Mickey Mouse Costume
• Minnie Mouse Costume
• Mickey Mouse Costume [50th Anniversary Edition]
• Minnie Mouse Costume [50th Anniversary Edition]
• Daisy Duck Costume
• Donald Duck Costume
• Goofy Costume
• Chip Costume
• Dale Costume
• Eeyore Costume
• Winnie The Pooh Costume
• Piglet Costume
• Tigger Costume
• Dopey Costume
• Grumpy Costume
• Doc Costume
• Park Guest 1
• Park Guest 2
• Park Guest 3
• Park Guest 4
• Park Guest 5
• Park Guest 6
• Hitchhiker Ezra Costume
• Hitchhiker Gus Costume
• Hitchhiker Phineas Costume

The park guest skins are visitors wearing assorted park merchandise. The others are based on recognizable Disney characters and attractions. The hitchhiker skins, for example, reference the three ghosts from Haunted Mansion.

Exploring Magic Kingdom in Minecraft

The map aims to recreate Magic Kingdom's shape, scale, sound, and atmosphere. According to the source experience, the details are impressively accurate, down to touches like restaurant tables matching their real-world locations.

Custom textures help the park look much closer to Walt Disney World than vanilla Minecraft normally could. Players can also meet 28 characters around the park and collect their signatures. Finding all 28 unlocks a wallpaper, giving exploration a clear side goal beyond sightseeing.

The main draw is the attraction list. The map includes 21 recreated attractions, and Everbloom Games built them with a high level of accuracy. Small World matches the ride time closely, Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin is playable with scoring, and Haunted Mansion includes its familiar queue.

The recreated attractions are:

• Fireworks Show at Cinderella Castle
• Swiss Family Treehouse
• The Magic Carpets of Aladdin
• Jungle Cruise
• Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room
• Pirates of The Caribbean
• Tom Sawyer Island
• Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
• Country Bear Jamboree
• Liberty Square Riverboat
• Haunted Mansion
• “it's a small world”
• Peter Pan's Flight
• Prince Charming Regal Carrousel
• Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
• Mad Tea Party
• Dumbo The Flying Elephant
• Tomorrowland Speedway
• Space Mountain
• Astro Orbiter
• Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin

Restaurants and gift shops are also recreated. The shops include functioning custom merchandise that players can equip or carry, while restaurants matter because Minecraft hunger still exists. Even in a theme park map, the game politely reminds you to eat.

Is the Magic Kingdom Map Worth It?

For Disney fans, especially anyone who has visited Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, the source review found the map well worth the cost. The nostalgia, scale, attraction accuracy, and included skins make the $7.78 USD price feel reasonable.

The one caution is for players who plan to visit the real park soon. Because the Minecraft version recreates many attractions so closely, it may spoil some surprises. For everyone else, Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom Adventure is a polished Minecraft Bedrock map with enough detail to justify the admission price.