This paper aims to unstick domination narratives embedded in Disneyland by using creative imagination and futurecast cultural imaginaries in which the earth system reinhabits agentic powers. I seek to open up alternative understandings of non-dominated, regenerative creativities in order to begin to heal the colonized imagination of Disneyland and the colonized notions of childhood it otherwise proliferates. I explore the underbelly of the pervading land of childhood creativity to reclaim the roots of magic, animistic co-affiliation, trans-species collaborative creativity, and matrixial embedment within the generative living systems of the planetary. Focusing on the actual, physical genesis place of Disney, the Disneyland theme park in Anaheim California, I consider, through three disruptions, what is possible in a future imaginary. Here, Gaia breaks through Disneyland and the imagination of the Earth liberates the curriculum of consumption and the domestication of magic toward a notion of childhood education that is creative, collaborative, and connective.