Discover Adventureland Treehouse
Our tips:
- Start at the bottom
- Look out for the water wheel
- Steady on your feet
Adventureland Treehouse
The Adventureland Treehouse is a walk-through treehouse on the banks of the Jungle River. The attraction is inspired by Walt Disney's Swiss Family Robinson. A new family has moved in and invites you to have a look around.
The concept
While the family is off on an adventure, you get to explore their home. Everything is made from found objects, natural materials and plenty of ingenuity. The attraction is a tribute to the original treehouse that Walt Disney and his Imagineers built in 1962.
The Experience
Via wooden rope ladders you climb higher and higher into the branches. Along the way you discover the mother's music room, the young sons' nature room and the teenage daughter's star-gazing loft. At the bottom are the kitchen and the dining room. In the father's studio you can look at his sketches and paintings of every room. They show how much this family loves to explore the unknown.
Discover Adventureland Treehouse
Start at the bottom
Don't skip the bottom floor. That's where you'll find the kitchen, the dining room and the father's studio.
Look out for the water wheel
Next to the stairs the water wheel turns. It provides the energy for all the family's inventions and gadgets.
Steady on your feet
You walk up via rope ladders. You must be able to walk yourself or be helped by someone in your own party.
Visitor information
There is no minimum height. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 14 or over. For blind and visually impaired guests, audio description is available via Accessibility Services. Lightning Lane is not available for this attraction: everyone waits in the same standby queue.
A house in the trees
The Adventureland Treehouse is a quiet break between the busy attractions. Take your time over the details: there's something to discover in every room.
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