In addition to the superstructure, each horse was painstakingly reburbished, with 18 completely new horses being built do complement the 72 salvagable horses. When that park closed in 1967, the Walt Disney Company was able to buy it and begin an extensive restoration and retheming project. In 1929 the carousel was moved to Olympic Park in Maplewood, New Jersey. The original carousel was built in 1917 by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company for an amusement in Detroit, Michigan. The Attraction's History: The carrousel hasn't changed much since it was installed in Fantasyland, it has an extensive history before then.At this location: Prince Charming Regal Carrousel has been in this location since the park opened in 1971.It is also permissible to stand next to a horse rather than ride it, if that would be more comfortable. In each row of five horses, the ones on the outside are larger and may be more comfortable. Weight and Size Issues: Riders report the horses being able to hold at least 400 pounds. The queue can accommodate this equipment however.Īudio: Music plays during the ride, no assistive devices are available. Wheelchair Transfer: It is required that you transfer from a wheelchair or ECV to ride this attraction. It is not required that you actually get on a horse, you could stand next to it, but this will require standing for several minutes. Ride Access: This attraction is not accessible for anybody with mobility impairments, as it requires you to step up onto the carousel platform and then climb onto a horse. Queue Description: The queue wraps around the carousel itself and has no particular theming. Wait Times: Generally a short wait, no more than 15 minutes on most days. This attraction is open during both morning and evening Extra Magic Hours.
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