Description And Comments

Characters can be found at the end of each of four "character trails" in Camp Minnie-Mickey. Each trail has its own private reception area and, of course, its own queue. A sign in front of each queue tells you to which character the path leads. The most typical lineup has Goofy and Donald at one queue each, but Daisy often subs for Donald during his lunch break. Goofy and the ducks often get replaced with characters from Disney's latest film, if the movie has anything to do with nature, animals, or the environment. Mickey and Minnie are constants.

Touring Tips

Characters usually appear an hour after the rest of the park opens. Waiting in line to see them can be very time-consuming. We recommend visiting early in the morning or late in the afternoon. Because there are fewer attractions at Animal Kingdom than at the other parks, expect to find a disproportionate number of guests in Camp Minnie-Mickey. If the place is really mobbed, you may want to consider meeting the characters in one of the other parks.

Disney Dish with Jim Hill

CHATTIN' ROUND THE CAMPFIRE

For years now, it's been rumored that Camp Minnie-Mickey will be flattened to make way for a new Animal Kingdom E-ticket. This Adirondack-themed section of the park, however, may have won a reprieve. The Imagineers are now proposing that Camp Minnie-Mickey should be where guests encounter the next generation of "fur" characters - who'll converse with guests. Those brushing up on their witty repartee include Mickey, Minnie, Pooh, and Tigger.

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Touring Plans with Camp Minnie-Mickey Greeting Trails

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