Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom

When we visited Walt Disney World in 2016, my kids discovered a fun, interactive game called Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom.   This game combines role-playing with cards (think Pokemon, Magic, etc.).   Each day when you enter the park, you can visit the "fire station" and request a set of cards for this game.    The Cast Members there will set you up for the game, which is a virtual "battle" against villains in Magic Kingdom.   You visit hidden portals throughout the park and cast spells using your various cards in an effort to help Merlin protect the Magic Kingdom from villains such as Hades and Maleficent.   Each time you cast a spell that is strong enough, you are given clues about which portal is next on your journey.   Some cards are "stronger" than others, and spell cards can be combined to strengthen them.    There are several different missions, ranging from easy to hard.  As you progress through the difficulty levels, casting successful spells becomes more challenging. 

This game does take a while and can have you zigzagging across areas of the park, but my kids think it is worth the time.  :)   After you start to amass a larger collection of cards, I suggest a trading card binder (like for baseball cards).    There is even an at-home board game that uses the cards you collect in the park!  Certain cards are rare and difficult to obtain, making them even more exciting to receive or to trade for with other players.   Try this out the next time you go, and let me know what you think!

For more information, look here:  https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/attractions/magic-kingdom/sorcerers/



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