I've always wanted to see the country bear jamboree since they ripped it out of Disneyland and thus area of the park is very cozy we even managed to grab a awesome spot for the parade and dale the chipmunk kissed my hand! Worth walking around and there's also big thunder mountain!

Frontierland is a fun reprieve from the busyness of the rest of the park. After boating to the island, you can explore at your own pace in the shade and quiet.

Gotta Love it...... Frontierland is home to some of the best places in the world......enjoyed by people from all over the world. Places like Tom Sawyer Island.....the Frontier Trading Post (one of the best places to get pins in the Magic Kingdom).... Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe......& of course......one of my all time favorites and Disney classics......Big Thunder Mountain Railroad!!!!!!!

Nice area inside of Magic Kingdom. We tried almost all coasters and attractions, for sure there are some very nice rides. I would suggest to go there during the week, even it is not high season, on Sunday it is quite crowded.

The guests behind me were saying that the long wait time for Big Thunder Mountain wasn't worth it, and I'm in agreement. It was hot, and there was no shade for a reprieve.

One more my favorite parts of Magic Kingdom. Has great attractions, but the Jungle Cruise is not worth more than a 5 minute wait.

Always love Big Thunder Mountain Railroad .

Fun atmosphere. Busy because of the 2 roller-coaster rides. We finally got to ride Thunder Mountain and Splash Mountain. Thunder Mountain is a rush, somewhat jerky and rough but would do it again. Splash Mountain was smoother, had some fun animatronics and music. I heard they might re- theme this. I say leave some of this alone. Leave the cute frogs in. Gets you away from the crowded Main Street and Castle crowd. Would recommend.

Not my favorite rides or land here at magic kingdom but I recommend for the entertainment and a few rides. The country Bear Jamboree is a toe tappin knee slappin fun place to visit . We love the cavalcade that comes through with Micky Minnie and the whole gang!

If Disney's job is to put smiles on faces then they get an A+ and I'm not even a fan of Disney. Thunder Mountian railroad was a fun little coaster with lots of twists and turns and a cool little drop. Fun times with the kids.

The old west on full display. Frontierland is one of my favorite land themes in the Magic Kingdom. Lots of little details to explore, plus some popular attractions and more.

One of my favorite areas to go to within the magic kingdom! Splash mountain and thunder mountain are some of the best rides in the park hands down. The only other ride comparable would have to be space mountain in tomorrowland. We hit the rides in this area in the morning and waited no longer than 45min for both which is pretty good considering lines can get much longer during lunch time and the afternoon. I recommend this area.

Big thunder mountain is a great small coaster. Available to a lot of ages, but still fast enough to provide a thrill. Splash Mountain continues to be a favorite. Great music and cute animotronic characters with a very exciting drop into the water. You are very likely to get wt or possibly even soaked

Missing Splash Mountain. The removal of one of Disney's most iconic rides leaves frontierland feeling empty. Big Thunder is still great but it's not enough on its own to make this part of the park a worthwhile place to spend any great deal of time in.

Splash Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain are the main rides here. Awesome family friendly rides.

Best ages to visit is 6-10 years old and many days are semi occupied and easy to access !

You pay for the theme park tickets, but all rides are free, unless you want to do lightening lane then it's like $15 more per person, long wait time be ready, some up to 75mins- 120mins.

A really neat area of the park. The views are amazing. Pecos Bill is a great place to escape a storm. The Country Bears are a super cute old school attraction. Plus Big Thunder Mountain is always a great time.

What to say about the Frontierland section of Magic Kingdom Park? This is one of my favorite areas of the park because it's the closest one to real nature, featuring Splash Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, Tom Sawyer's Island, as well as food and beverage outlets like Pecos Bill. I highly recommend it!

This is a great part of the Magic Kingdom, one that probably doesn’t get a lot of air time. The attractions have a very old-timey feel to them, but they’re nostalgic if you’ve been coming for a while. If not, you probably won’t think there’s much eye-catching about Frontierland. Still, I recommend checking it out.

Frontierland is always second on our agenda of lands. Our first was always Splash Mountain. We are so bummed that it is no longer there to enjoy, but know Disney will always come up with something amazing to replace. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is a tried and true ride that maintains the frontier times. Country Bear Jamboree is a great show to take a break from all the lines and heat. I quite enjoy this lane that has some larger than life rides in a smaller area.

Disney World is always busy and fast-paced. The challenge was no shade trees hardly during the brutal heat. This area has gone downhill a bit as the rides break down frequently, and some of the other entertainment is vastly outdated by 40+ years. We love going just not interested in long lines and no shade.

A nice area of Magic Kingdom with some classic rides. Splash Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad are two great rides for a wide range of ages with not too high of a thrill level. There isn’t a lot of great food here, so I would recommend eating at another area in the park.