I built the ENTIRE Magic Kingdom out of LEGO! | LEGO Disney World

For all who come to this happy place, welcome.
This is my LEGO Magic Kingdom with over 150,000 pieces.
I started this project in July of 2019. The model is 112 square feet, and contains every Magic Kingdom attraction and most restaurants.
If you are interested in bringing some of this Disney Magic into your own home, you can buy some of my instructions here: rebrickable.co...
Everything in the model was built by me.
All builds are designed by me, heavily modified LEGO sets, or heavily modified Rebrickable builds that I plan on replacing soon.
I plan on still refurbishing builds in the future, but I am going to college in the fall so upgrades may slow down.
If someone works for Disney or Walt Disney Imagineering, please contact me. I want to work there.

[@erikdaniels0n]

I saw this layout at Brickworld Chicago thinking it was like a huge group project. When I ran into you and your girlfriend (I’m pretty sure) putting the finishing touches on it on Thursday and she told me you did it yourself, my mind was BLOWN. This is one of the most incredible MOCs I saw at the show just in attention to detail alone. It’s clear that you have a real love of Disney and Magic Kingdom and it truly shines through in your display

[@andretect]

Im glad you liked it! That’s my sister though :)

[@Paul71H]

I saw this layout at Brickworld Chicago, and I was very impressed! I've been to the Magic Kingdom, and you did a great job of capturing all of the major attractions (or at least all that I can remember). And though I'm not a Disney fan, your build was one of the most impressive there.

[@andretect]

Thanks!

[@Paul71H]

@@andretect I was there for Thursday-Sunday, and I had several family members come for the public days on Saturday or Sunday only. As I showed each of them around, I always said, "oh, and you have to see the huge Disneyworld layout over there!" They all loved it too.

[@thomascarter6907]

So awesome, I’ll be getting the rebrickable instructions. Would I be able to buy some Mixkey ears, those are amazing. :)

[@Theotherotherguy-36]

Looked up a tour of the real magic kingdom and this came up. Definitely gonna go to Disney now

[@gabriellal6287]

I came from your reddit post and i am in awe of your creativity and determination to build this! as a huge disney fan i absolutely love this. congrats on your award and keep up the amazing work. can’t wait to see what else you do!

[@Paulo-zu3jm]

Dang son! that is awesome

[@Mister_Know_Name]

The projection mapping is unbelievable!

[@lucaskammerzell3936]

Dang! All of those upgrades in a year!

[@ptbarnum78]

Fantastic Job! Would you sell your Mickey Ears hats?

[@andretect]

I think one day I will, I just need to figure out logistics/shipping

[@NathanFelix-h8y]

I want you to make a lego disney animal kingdom

[@andretect]

I’d like to as well! But I have no space to build it

[@dshdhjsjddhdhsjs7816]

It’s mid

[@Katherineeeeeeeeeeee]

You’re mid

[@jerrybailey3244]

This is amazing. I'll be ordering all of your instructions off rebrickable. Will you be adding more attractions there?

[@andretect]

Awesome! I am currently redesigning the haunted mansion, which I’ll add to the store once I finish designing it.

[@trodeb9130]

This is fantastic, great job!

[@movieguy6505]

I don't want be a prude but I think the town hall is supposed to be on the right side of Magic Kingdom's entrance. I grew up in Florida and would have remembered that being the case.

[@movieguy6505]

Correction: Townhall is actually in the right place, probably the fact that I'm getting older I didn't remember which names or attractions are located sometimes shows that even older fans can forget things. The place I was referring to that was on the right side of the entrance was the town Square theater which I guess at some point was called Townhall but I guess that changed in the late 90s.

[@ryanduke1706]

This model is amazing, although I do have to correct you on a fact about liberty square, the brown path is not sewage, I recently went on a keys to the kingdom tour and our guide Judy said that the reason its brown is because there used to be grey bricks and they used to get wet and people would slip so they were removed and filled in with a different colour of brick to represent cobble stones which also was slippery they were removed and a temporary filler was added which is still there today, the parade floats also used to have issues going over the cobbles, the replacement filler was a better solution so stayed.no sewage sorry.

[@andretect]

That’s really cool! I’ve been telling people the wrong thing for years

[@ryanduke1706]

@@andretect your not the only one lots of people tell the same myth

[@edgar727ritchie]

bird stole my food

[@edgar727ritchie]

bird stole my food at disney park

[@addison727be]

@@edgar727ritchie are you fr?

[@andretect]

Was it Donald :(

[@uubergeek]

the fire station is right next to city hall (and the bathrooms) at MK

[@andretect]

I forgot! I’ll see if I have room to add that. Thanks!