The Mad Tea Party is a whimsical and spinning attraction located in Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom. Inspired by the classic Alice in Wonderland, this iconic ride invites guests to hop into oversized teacups and spin around in a dizzying tea party.
Mad Tea Party Fast Facts
- Location: Fantasyland in Magic Kingdom
- Height Requirement: None
- Attraction Length: About 1 1/2 minutes
- Genie+: Yes, eligible for Disney Genie+ selection
- Ride Type: Spinning ride
- Early Theme Park Entry Eligible? Yes
- Extended Evening Hours Eligible? Yes
Queue
The queue is a relatively short one, set in a charming garden filled with colorful, oversized teacups and whimsical decorations. The queue winds through the garden, eventually leading you to the loading platform, where you’ll choose your teacup for the ride.
Accessibility
The ride is accessible to guests who use wheelchairs or scooters. Guests must transfer from their mobility device to the ride vehicle either independently or with assistance from their party.
On-Ride Photo
The attraction does not feature an on-ride photo.
Ride Tips
If you want to control the intensity of your spin, use the wheel in the center of the teacup to spin faster or slower. Be prepared for a dizzying experience, especially if you choose to spin your teacup quickly!
Is the Mad Tea Party Kid-Friendly?
The Mad Tea Party is suitable for guests of all ages, making it a great option for families. The playful and colorful design of the ride appeals to young children, while the spinning action provides excitement for older kids and adults.
Best For: Families, young children, and anyone who enjoys spinning rides and the whimsical world of Alice in Wonderland.
Will the Mad Tea Party Cause Motion Sickness?
The Mad Tea Party features rapid spinning, which can cause motion sickness in some guests. If you are prone to motion sickness, consider spinning the teacup more slowly or choosing a different ride. While you can control the level of spinning, you will still be spinning slowly regardless of whether you use the wheel in the center of the teacup or not.
