Disney movies are known for their magical stories, amazing visual effects, and above all, stunning backdrops. The set locations always give a breathtaking effect, whether they are real or imaginative. While Disney has a lot of locations based on real places, there are also fictional ones that are too marvelous that we wish they were real!
Fictional places in Disney movies play a colossal role in every story. They provide the backstory of the narrative or the characters’ origin. Below is a list of the best and most beautiful fictional places in Disney movies.
Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland is a fairytale set in a magical location where reality meets fantasy. Alice descends into the outlandish rabbit hole, and her entire life has changed since then. There are many visual interpretations of the movie’s location. It varies from the animation to the live-action.
The thing about Alice In Wonderland is that the story is dependent on the location. It is where everything takes place. The eccentric nature of the place is reminiscent of how a child sees the world.
Neverland
The place Neverland has become synonymous with childhood dreams and escapism. It has been popularized by the 1953 Disney’s Peter Pan. It is a place full of wonder and inhabited by mermaids and pirates. The magic of the land is designed for children who do not wish to grow up.
Who would not want to live in a place of fantasy and eternal bliss? There is actually a real site where the enchanting place seems to exist. A popular YouTube channel, The Film Theorists, claims that Neverland is indeed the Turneffe Atoll in Belize!
Castle DunBroch
The medieval 10th-century castle from Disney Pixar’s Brave is set in the Highlands of Scotland. It is the fictional castle where Princess Merida lives and is ruled by King Fergus. The place is oozing with greenery and beautiful landscapes. It also overlooks the hills and the rich heritage of the country.
Who would not want to experience living in the Middle Ages while drinking ale and singing Scottish folk songs? More so, the woodland also offers a stunning view. It’s perfect for winding down after a long day of battle.
Kumandra
Kumandra is the fictional place in Disney Pixar’s Raya and the Last Dragon. It is inspired by the regions of Southeast Asia, its culture, and geography. It was once a unified country where humans coexist harmoniously alongside dragons. Not until the dark forces attacked the lands and the people, dividing the country into five separate lands and clans.
The tropical climate and green landscape of the region make up for the wonderful ambiance of Kumandra. The rivers and their bordering lands form a majestic shape of a dragon.
Arendelle
The Norwegian-inspired kingdom of Arendelle from Disney’s Frozen is so significant to Elsa’s growing powers. It holds both the dangers as well as opportunities for her to discover the extent of her abilities.
When Elsa froze the entire kingdom, it showed how much power she can wield. Arendelle is said to be based in a real town in Southern Norway.
