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Mad Tea Party

Mad Tea Party is a giant tea cup ride that spins big kids, teens and adults in circles at Fantasyland in Magic Kingdom theme park.

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Take a giant tea cup out for a spin! Pour yourself into one of 18 colorful oversized tea cups and feel like you’ve entered Wonderland for a colorful, musical party ride that is sure to send you spinning.

Enjoy wide, gradual turns as you glide along or go on a wild, dizzying madcap adventure that spins you frantically round and round in circles. Each tea cup ride vehicle has a wheel in the center that lets you control how fast your cup spins. The faster you turn the wheel, the faster you spin!

This wonderfully wacky tea party is right out of The Mad Hatter and the March Hare’s “Unbirthday” party from Disney’s Alice in Wonderland. It will have you dizzy with laughter!

Guest Policies

Guests must transfer from their wheelchair, motorized scooter or ECV to board the ride vehicle.
Guests with young children may take turns experiencing attractions. See a Cast Member for additional information.

: Mad Tea Party: FreeDisneyWorld.info

If you like to spin, you will love the Alice in Wonderland inspired Mad Tea Party. Sadly, I’m not among those who can tolerate this ride.

You sit in oversized teacups and you can spin a lot or a little as the entire ride spins as well. If you have a sensitive tummy or suffer from motion sickness, definitely skip this attraction.

One cute feature that you can see whether you ride it or not is the dormouse popping out of the teapot in the center.

If you’re an Alice in Wonderland fan, she often does character meet and greets at the garden surrounding this attraction as well as the Mad Hatter, Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum, etc. The Mad Tea Party is a great backdrop for a souvenir photo.

This ride is a virtual little kid magnet. They love the spinning motion, especially being able to turn it themselves. Because it’s on the slow side to load/unload, long lines are not uncommon. It’s best to head here first thing in the morning (and you may want to have breakfast after riding it.)

This ride is accessible to wheelchair guests who are able to transfer to the teacups.