An adult joke as when the dodo tries to light Alice on fire, he tries to do it in between her legs.

The Queen of Hearts says "Off with his/her head!" several times but we never see the acts take place.

When Alice takes a bite of the carrot held by the White Rabbit (to which she then shrinks down), he makes a barbarian joke by hiding his hand in his sleeve right as she takes a bite of the carrot, but his hands comes back out of his sleeve as the girl shrinks.

A bird calls Alice a "Serpent"

Alice calls the Queen of Hearts a "Fat, pompous, bad tempered, old tyrant"

Various drug references.

moderate smoking references

The Caterpillar is seen smoking a hookah and the dodo bird carries a cigar.

Alice breaks down and cries twice. When she cries in the woods it may make some kids sad.

A character grooms, lures away, and then eats baby oysters whose shells resemble bonnets. The eating is not seen, but their empty shells are shown afterwards.

Children may find the "Very Good Advice" song/scene very sad. Alice cries during and after.

The atmosphere and characters of Wonderland can be eerie and uncanny, and may be frightening to some children.

The citizens of Wonderland catch up and presumably get their way with the Queen of Hearts' "Off with her head!" order on Alice, but Alice wakes up anyways and realizes it was all a dream.

A caterpillar as a butterfly yells at Alice very loud when it got angry. Can be frightening for some viewers.

For preschoolers/kids and up.

Mild/Moderate for neurodivergent viewers.