fantasyland

[ fan-tuh-see-land, -zee- ]

noun

1. a place or circumstance existing only in the imagination or as an ideal; dream world.
2. an amusement park whose attractions are based on a theme, as fairy tales or exotic locales; theme park.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fantasyland¹

First recorded in 1965–70; fantasy + land

Example Sentences

The healthcare vignette provides us a textbook example of how the GOP has retreated into policy fantasyland.

From The Daily Beast

New York Fashion Week became a fantasyland at Marchesa's presentation on Wednesday.

From The Daily Beast

Except, that is, in Fantasyland, where Crist has long since taken up permanent residence.

From The Daily Beast

I stopped in front of the backup terminal in the gateway between Liberty Square and Fantasyland.

From Project Gutenberg

He cleared the castle and stood for a moment at the brink of Fantasyland.

From Project Gutenberg

That business with Death Waits and the new Fantasyland and the ride—what did it matter now?

From Project Gutenberg

What we were talking about was the utilization numbers from Fantasyland.

From Project Gutenberg

Now she was under the castle and headed for what her map assured her was Fantasyland.

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