White and Gold Station Magic Kingdom It's A Small World: Extinct Disney Parks Tribute

Extinct Disney Parks Tribute

It's A Small World Clock Tower Magic Kingdom Walt Disney World

The entrance station area of It's A Small World at the Magic Kingdom has changed a lot over the years, including a relatively recent change to a new design.

For the recent past, It's A Small World in the Magic Kingdom has had a recreation of the It's A Small World facade from Disneyland as its station. It largely recreates the original, just inside and on a smaller scale, featuring the gold and white color scheme from the original attraction.

It's A Small World Queue Line Magic Kingdom Walt Disney World

But this was not the original design of the station for the Walt Disney World version of It's A Small World.

Originally this merely featured a two-dimensional design inspired by the original facade, in multicolors not white and gold. This version of the ride also did not originally have a clock tower, with the area that is currently a clock tower merely being an empty additional section of the pool.

It's A Small World Ride Operator Booth Walt Disney World

The white and gold station existed following a 2005 refurbishment which included the addition of a small clock tower with a similar but lesser version of the Disneyland clock tower show.

However recently this design has gone through something of a redesign, featuring a new color scheme that has been added to the station area of the ride. It still features the same facades, but now with a multicolor design.

This is a small change, but a notable one that will change the ride forever.

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