For most visitors to Disney this is where they start their vacation. As the first section in the Magic Kingdom, Main Street USA is a bright and colorful replica of a small American town, with Victorian-style buildings, antique automobiles, enchanting shops and restaurants and more. The quaint setting and bright colors might make everything seem larger than life, but you'd be wrong to think so. Actually, the town is smaller than life, as everything is built to 4/5-scale. With Cinderella's Castle looming in the background, kids instinctually want to run past Main Street and on into the park. Main Street is were the maps, guides and other information are readily available (inside City Hall).
Visitors can also hop on the Walt Disney World Railroad. This train makes a 1˝-mile loop around the park, making stops in Adventureland and Mickey's Toontown Fair. It's a scenic ride, but you might appreciate the seats more after walking around for a while.
Main Street USA provides the best shopping in the Magic Kingdom. There are plenty of shops and stores where you can get anything Disney, including ponchos and gear for rainy days (like the umbrellas with Mickey ears). If the kids aren't bursting yet, take a look at the Main Street Cinema. This converted movie theater is a movie-themed gift shop that still projects old Disney animation and commercials.
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