The Legend of Heroes

The tour begins with the Wizard Gandalf guiding
visitors through the Great Hall of Heroes into the magical gardens where Snow White tells the tale of how Tinkerbell was fairynapped. She asks all the heroes who have gathered to walk the Labyrinth of Miracles where they meet Silver Mist the Fairy who will give
them clues to solve the mystery. The tour continues
into the Armory, Great Throne Room, and Egyptian Temple, where other clues to Tinkerbell's whereabouts are revealed.

Rounding Swan Lake and just past Gollum's waterfall the heroes enter Orion's Castle where guests meet Cinderella. She continues the tale while guiding the heroes through a train garden that encircles the miniature world of Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings giving clues along the way. Guests then go through the underground world where all fairies are born and meet Princess Reyna the Tooth Fairy who continues the story. The journey continues through the Shire of Hobbiton and into the land of elves where Legolas, Prince of the Woodland Realm and his fellow elves teach the magical art of sword and feather dueling. While learning more of the enchanting story visitors search for clues along the way as they are guided through the Mines of Moria, Forbidden Forest, Fairy Village and Goblin Encampment

The tour ends in the Cantina of Heroes where the Wizard Gandalf puts on a magic show, judges the costume contest and tests the heroes on what they've learned while assembling the clues to Tinkerbell's hiding place. After passing out prizes, the heroes are guided to that secret location.

HINT: The secret to Tinkerbell's
whereabouts can be found above where Gollum seeks the Precious.

Photos with Characters

Your child's photo can be taken with their favorite fairy tale characters in Snow White's Castle.

Prices for our photos:

2 - 4" x 6" for $9.00

Proceeds from this event help fund the
Stop Youth Violence Campaign

Every family leaves with a complimentary Family Safety Awareness Kit in partnership with
Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson's Office and our
Maryland Safe and Healthier Communities Initiative.