Swiss Family Treehouse
This Magic Kingdom attraction is located in Adventureland. Â You will find the Treehouse as you enter the Adventureland from Main Street USA. Â It’s next to the Jungle Cruise and The Magic Carpets of Aladdin. Â One of the original Adventureland attractions, the Swiss Family Treehouse is meant to look like the real thing from the 1960 Disney movie of the same name. Â Â You will see the bedrooms, Â library, and a kitchen. Â Most enthralling to the little kid set is the water wheel pulley system that delivers water throughout the treehouse.
- Â The walk through attraction is 6 stories high and includes a sneak peek at how the Robinson Family converted a tree into their island home after being shipwrecked. Â You will see the bedrooms, Â library, and a kitchen. There are wooden placards placed throughout the treehouse with a synopsis of the Robinson story.
- This attraction is not handicapped accessible at all. Â There are no other restrictions, other than your own stamina.
- There are 116 steps and no turning back once you begin your trek.
- Â Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult. Â There is usually a little or no wait time for this attraction.
The Treehouse is a treat to see, especially if you are familiar with the movie. Â All the items in the treehouse actually appear to be salvaged or created from island materials. Â In fact. only the moss is real on this Disney invented tree. Â The attention to detail is unequivocally Disney! Â Depending on how much you stop to look, this attraction can take 15 to 20 minutes to walk thorough.
This is a great place to explore at least once while you are waiting for your FASTPASS times on the Jungle Cruise or Pirates of the Caribbean. Â For a little trivia, the first Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse was in Disneyland and is now Tarzan’s house.
Quick Tip: Â Take in the view from the top. Â You can check out the Jungle Cruise ride from a great angle and really pretend to be shipwrecked!
Overall this attraction is a B.