36 Disney World Photo Spots That Were Basically Invented For Instagram

Though it may seem obvious, no photo spot is quite as iconic as Main Street, U.S.A. in Magic Kingdom, where you can get the best view of Cinderella's Castle.

This sweet spot can be found in Magic Kingdom's Main Street Confectionery. As a bonus, you can also grab some baked goods while you're there.

If you want to feel like the star of the show, you can find this Casting Agency Door on the left-hand side of Main Street, U.S.A. as you're walking toward the castle, in a small alleyway by the Emporium. To save you from disappointment, we'll let you know that the door is fake, so it's not going to open, no matter how hard you try.

Pete's Silly Sideshow is a new meet-and-greet area in the Storybook Circus section of Magic Kingdom's new Fantasyland, and while you're there, you can grab a pic in front of this cute pastel-striped Big Top Wall.

You wouldn't think to check out a bathroom for a good photo op, but the pretty Tangled-themed restrooms in Magic Kingdom — located at Liberty Square near the Haunted Mansion — is certainly worth stopping by with its horseshoe signs, rainbow brickwork, and swirly wall murals.

Perhaps the most iconic wall in Disney World, the Purple Wall is a universally flattering pastel Pantone and can be found next to Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor near the entrance of Tomorrowland in Magic Kingdom.

This geometric Galactic Purple Wall is the latest addition to the famous Purple Wall, but don't worry — there's also still plenty of plain purple space left for pictures.

Located by Peter Pan's Flight in Fantasyland and the spot where you can meet Peter Pan, this map makes the perfect background for anyone reluctant to grow up.

Another good pick in Toy Story Land is to pose in front of the giant colourful Luxo Ball (also known as the Pixar Ball), which can be found in front of the quick-service dining location, Woody's Lunchbox. Bonus points if you can also get Slinky Dog Dash in the background.

Toy Story Land in Hollywood Studios is filled with bright primary colours, but if you visit the restrooms in the back of the area near the Alien Swirling Saucers, you'll find the textured Block Wall between the men's and women's bathrooms, which truly looks like a stack of giant wooden blocks.

Located at the Toy Story Mania exit, this fun pastel-coloured fence (better known as the Popsicle Stick Wall) may just be one of the best parts of Toy Story Land.

If you can find the Popsicle Stick Wall in the Toy Story Mania exit, then you're not far from the Checkerboard Wall — all you have to do is look at the opposite wall!

If you're in the mood for pizza, you should grab a slice (and a cute photo) in Hollywood Studios' Muppet Square outside of the Muppets-themed PizzeRizzo Restaurant.

You don't have to love the Muppets to want to take a photo on this orange-and-yellow paint-splattered wall on Grand Avenue in Hollywood Studios.

No visit to Animal Kingdom is complete without snapping a photo by the iconic Tree of Life. Don't worry: at 145 feet tall, it's luckily pretty hard to miss.

Another underrated spot is the old-timey Dinoland Photo Booth in Animal Kingdom, which is both operational and totally adorable.

Looking for a self-esteem boost? The You Are Most Beautiful Wall in Animal Kingdom's Harambe Market definitely earns a thumbs-up.

Another Harambe Market offering, the We Renew Broken Hearts Wall in Animal Kingdom is totally underrated and perfect for brooding shots.

Harambe Market is seriously full of gems, and another graffiti wall to visit is the Fichwa Fellow Wall. However, this one is a bit tricky to find (which makes sense, since "Fichwa" means "hidden" in Swahili).

We are all children of the world, and we all seriously need to take advantage of this gorgeous photo spot.

Located at The Seas with Nemo & Friends pavilion in Epcot, this background is both minty fresh and incredibly flattering.

There are dozens of perfect pictures waiting to happen in Animal Kingdom's new Pandora — The World of Avatar-themed area, but you can't go wrong with taking a pic beneath the floating mountains in the Valley of Mo'ara.

Also located in Pandora is the Moss Wall, which can be found opposite the Satu'li Canteen restaurant and offers pretty blue and purple flowers and tons of lush green moss.

Located in Animal Kingdom, the Expedition Everest coaster offers a beautiful background of the Himalayan mountains without actually going to the Himalayas.

It's pretty difficult to miss that giant geodesic sphere known as Spaceship Earth in the middle of Epcot, so it only seems right to take a photo in front of it.

Known as the Bubblegum Wall, this pink-and-blue colour-blocked spot (which is located near the exit doors of Spaceship Earth in Epcot) provides the perfect pop of colour.

Sister to the Bubblegum Wall, the Blueberry Wall is also right outside of Spaceship Earth and utterly Instagrammable.

Neutral, cute, and still somewhat under the radar when it comes to Disney walls, this new Rose Gold Wall at the entrance of Mission Space is bringing a whole new level to the Walt Disney World selfie game.

If you want a background that is out of this world, the Guardians of the Galaxy Wall in Epcot's Future World is the perfect pick, but you have to grab this shot while it lasts, as it will come down when the construction on the Guardians of the Galaxy roller coaster is complete in 2021.

The Land Pavilion in Epcot is terribly underrated, both as an attraction and as a photo spot. If you check out the Land, then you can also snap a pic in front of the beautiful Mosaic Wall at the entrance.

Not taking a photo at the Italy Pavilion's fountain is like not taking a photo in front of Rome's Trevi Fountain — one simply doesn't miss out on it.

Another easy-to-miss showcase pavilion photo op is in front of the Moroccan Fountain Wall in the Morocco Pavilion, which — if you visit the area — is impossible to miss.

Found right by the fountain by the Lime Garage in Disney Springs, this unassuming background of the Disney Springs Wall is iconic nevertheless.

Located inside Disney's Contemporary Resort, the Neon Mickey Wall can be found right outside the Fantasia Store and is easily accessible by taking the monorail from either Magic Kingdom or Epcot.

Located in the Nemo section of Disney's Art of Animation Resort, a trip to the Cotton Candy Wall is definitely worth it — especially if you stop by The Drop Off afterwards to indulge in an adult dole-whip with rum.

This groovy Flower Power Wall background can be found at Disney's Pop Century Resort by the Hippy Dippy Pool and, while it's a big of a trek, is still totally far out, man.