The Magic Kingdom

Designed to model a turn-of-the-20th-century American street (though it ends in a 13th-c. European castle), this is the gateway to the Kingdom. Don't dawdle on Main Street (it's filled mostly with shops and restaurants) when you enter; leave it for the end of the day when you're heading back to your hotel.

A Cut Above -- The Harmony Barber Shop on Main Street, its entrance marked by signature candy-striped poles, is a real working barbershop. It's open daily from 9am to 5pm, and gives hundreds of haircuts each week. If your child gets his or her first cut here, Disney throws in several extras -- bubbles, stickers, and a special set of mouse ears -- to mark the occasion. Kids 12 and younger can get a cut for about $14; cuts for adults cost around $17. To jazz up the experience, kids and adults can add some color to their coif (thanks to a special colored hair gel) for just $5.