The cards prompted Florida Institute of Technology juniors Michael Lindnemayer and Casey Santilli to create the iSorcerers app, which has been downloaded by about 400 people so far. On one particular night at the Tortuga Tavern near the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, an older gentleman had filled a tabletop with his duplicate cards, awaiting passersby who might want to trade cards on their way to the fireplace portal. The card mania has yielded meet-ups, blogs, Facebook pages and apps that tell who's in the park with what cards at any given moment. “We knew that if we created really beautiful cards, guests would have a great reaction to those cards,” Ackley said. The cards – 70 in all – are a big draw, which is exactly what Walt Disney Imagineering Creative Director Jonathan Ackley said he was hoping would happen.
“My friend and I come a lot,” said Becky Brooks, 35, of Eustis. What Sorcerers offers is something extra for repeat guests and those who have aged out of Magic Kingdom.
Guests begin by watching a short movie, in which Merlin asks the sorcerer recruit to help defeat villains that threaten the park.Park guests pick up a free pack of spell cards, a key card and a map at either the Firehouse on Main Street or behind the Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe in Liberty Square.
Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom, which is free with your park ticket, allows players to battle the likes of Cruella, Jafar, Ursula and Scar with special, collectible spell cards.īriefly, here’s how Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom works: The 43-year-old is hopping over to the Disney theme park for a few hours after work.Īn interactive game that began in 2012 is what brings Phelps to the park so often. Do battle with famous Disney villains in this interactive game that spans the Magic Kingdom park.Īndrew Phelps has been to Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom three times in three months – not unusual for an annual passholder.Įxcept Phelps isn’t bringing his kids for a fun day at the park.
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