Neverland

Neverland
World
General Information
Status:	Merged into the United Realms
Character Affiliations
Inhabitants:	Inhabitants: See "Inhabitants"
Visitors:	Visitors: Black Beard David Nolan Emma Swan Greg Mendell † Henry Mills Hook John Darling Liam Jones † Mary Margaret Blanchard Michael Darling Mr. Gold † Neal Cassidy † Regina Mills Sailor Tamara † Wendy Darling William Smee
Show Information
First mention:	"The Crocodile"
First appearance:	"Second Star to the Right"
Latest appearance:	"Leaving Storybrooke"
Relevant Pages

“

There's a reason it's called Neverland. Because once you set foot on its soil, the Shadow never lets you leave.

”

—Wendy to Baelfire ^src

Neverland is a world featured on ABC's Once Upon a Time. It first appears in the twenty-first episode of the second season.

Neverland is based on the location of the same name from the story, "Peter Pan", and the Disney film, Peter Pan.

History

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Before First Curse

Arriving from the Enchanted Forest, Malcolm and his son Rumplestiltskin come to Neverland to start a new life together. Having visited this world in his childhood dreams, Malcolm excitedly attempts to magically fly as he did then, but he finds it's no longer possible without pixie dust. While procuring the dust from the flowers it grows from, he is warned by Neverland's only inhabitant, the Shadow, that adults cannot stay. Desperate to reclaim his youth by rejecting the responsibilities of adulthood, Malcolm allows the Shadow to return Rumplestiltkin to the Enchanted Forest so he can stay young forever. Reverting to a boy, Malcolm dubs himself Peter Pan. After learning his immortality will eventually run its course, he vows to find a way around it. ("Think Lovely Thoughts")

Years later, Liam and his brother Killian travel to Neverland, on orders from their king to procure the healing plant Dreamshade. On arrival, they are told by Pan that the plant is actually poisonous. As Killian begins having doubts, Liam cuts himself with Dreamshade to prove it's harmless, but instead, he passes out from the toxin. Hearing Killian's cry for help, Pan allows him access to Neverland's healing spring, but he warns him never to let Liam leave the island after this unless either are willing to pay the price. Killian, believing Pan is referencing a money payment, doesn't understand what he truly means. After Liam is well again, the brothers sail away, intending to reveal the king's treachery about the plant. Once they are out of island's waters, however, Liam dies from Dreamshade poisoning, as the cure only works if he stayed in Neverland forever. Devastated by his death, Killian rallies the ship crewmen to give up their loyalties to the king and live as pirates instead. ("Good Form")

When Rumplestiltskin, now an adult, hears villagers gossiping about a pied piper who lures children with a magic pan flute, he is certain that his son Baelfire is one of these missing boys. While Rumplestiltskin forces his son to go home with him, Pan takes the rest to Neverland and they form his entourage of Lost Boys. ("Nasty Habits")

Since harnessing the powers of the Dark one, Rumplestiltskin tracks down Killian, who stole his wife Milah years ago. Finding out Milah actually went willingly with Killian, he then gets into a heated dispute with his ex-wife. In a fit of rage, Rumplestiltskin tears out and crushes her heart, before cutting off Killian's hand to obtain a magic bean clutched in his fist. While the Dark One teleports away believing he has the bean, Killian actually switched it to his other hand. Using it, he opens a portal to Neverland. ("The Crocodile")

Taken to Neverland by the Shadow, Wendy soon finds out the realm is far more sinister, as the other children are forced to stay. Since the Shadow wants another boy, namely one of her brothers, she is sent home. Unwilling to let her family be split up, Baelfire goes instead. Carried over into Neverland's waters, he forces the Shadow to drop him into the ocean, where he falls unconscious before being pulled aboard Hook's ship. ("Second Star to the Right")

At some point before this, Pan comes to possess a parchment drawing of a boy, whose heart he needs to remain immortal. When the Shadow fails to bring Baelfire to the island, the Lost Boys search Hook's ship for him, but they do not find him. Hook, having hid Baelfire in an air vent, befriends him after discovering he is Rumplestiltskin's son as a means of finding out the Dark One's greatest weakness. Despite this, the pair bond over their shared experiences of being abandoned by their fathers, as Baelfire reveals Rumplestiltskin cares more about his dagger than him. This friendship ends when Baelfire discovers a drawing of his mother in Hook's quarters, to which the pirate admits getting close to him for information about Rumplestiltskin, who he hates for killing Milah. Hook pleads genuine affection for him, believing they can be a family like Milah wanted, but Baelfire leaves for Neverland, where he becomes a Lost Boy. ("And Straight On 'Til Morning," "The Heart of the Truest Believer")

Wendy, feeling guilty about Baelfire's sacrifice for her family, decides to rescue him from Neverland. Instead, she is held captive by Pan, who forces her brothers John and Michael to do his bidding to keep her safe. ("Dark Hollow")

More determined than ever to kill Rumplestiltskin, Hook reaches Neverland, looking for magic to return to the Enchanted Forest. An ex-fairy, Tinker Bell, catches him unaware and interrogates him about why he came. When her guard is down, Hook offers her some rum, which she accepts. After he tells her about his vengeance against Rumplestiltskin, she points out he might die trying to fulfill his revenge. Having already lost love in his life, he asserts that risking his life for revenge is worth it. ("Going Home")

John and Michael age into adulthood while Wendy remains young in Neverland. At a certain point, Pan stops the brothers' aging process as they continue working for him. ("Dark Hollow")

In a deal with Pan, Hook bargains his way out of Neverland. He takes some Dreamshade with him, planning on using it to poison Rumplestiltskin, and successfully returns to the Enchanted Forest. ("Lost Girl," "Nasty Habits")

Some time before the Evil Queen enacts the curse, Pan locates the heart he needs to stay immortal in a boy from another realm. While the curse is in effect, John and Michael are sent to retrieve him, but the plan falls through when the boy's adoptive mother decides to keep him. ("Save Henry")

After First Curse

Twenty-nine years later, after the curse is broken, Greg and Tamara take Henry, who possesses the heart Pan needs, to Neverland. With their usefulness expired, they are killed by the Lost Boys, before Henry is forced to run. Disguised as a Lost Boy, Pan gains Henry's trust in a bid to test his power of belief. Emma and parents, along with Regina, Mr. Gold and Hook, sail for Neverland to rescue Henry. Mr. Gold splits from them, believing Emma doesn't have what it takes, before the rest of the group are embroiled in a vicious storm conjured by their animosity for each other. By Emma's efforts, they learn to work together and reach the island. ("And Straight On 'Til Morning," "The Heart of the Truest Believer")

After detaching his own shadow and asking it to hide the dagger, Mr. Gold makes preparations to sacrifice himself to save Henry. During her first night on the island, Emma meets Pan, who gives her a map of Henry's location, which will only be revealed when she stops denying her true self. Try as she might, Emma cannot crack the map, causing an impatient Regina to use a locator spell so the map will take them to Henry. This leads them into a trap, where they are forced into battle against Lost Boys. During the fight, David is hit by a Dreamshade arrow. Emma, after fending off a Lost Boy, is shocked when she recognizes his lifeless demeanor as something from her own past. In the aftermath, Emma admits to Mary Margaret that the boy reminded her of what she's always been since growing up in foster homes without an actual family; an orphan. With that confession, the map finally unveils its contents. Although he previously brushed off Mary Margaret's concerns about the arrow wound, David discovers that the poison from the injury is spreading. ("Lost Girl")

When the map continually changes the location of Pan's camp, Hook suggests consulting Tinker Bell for help. Hiding a bad history with the fairy, Regina insists it's a bad idea, though she is forced to go along once everyone sides against her. While the Lost Boys celebrate Henry's arrival, Pan attempts to persuade him into believing he is the savior of Neverland. Out of exhaustion, Regina stays behind as the rest of her group move on, resulting in Tinker Bell kidnapping her. Having lost everything because she once tried to help Regina, Tinker Bell wants revenge, but the latter convinces her not to go down the same path as she did. In exchange for Tinker Bell finding a way into Pan's camp, Regina and her allies agree to bring her to Storybrooke. Neal, hitching a ride to Neverland on the Shadow, is captured by Felix. ("Quite a Common Fairy")

Escaping from Felix's grasp, Neal runs into his father, who he teams up with to find squid ink for paralyzing Pan. Despite forming a plan to infiltrate Pan's camp, Tinker Bell backs out when she learns her new allies do not have an escape route. Recalling that Neal once fled Neverland as a boy, Hook takes them to an old Lost Boy cave to find clues while David continues to hide his injury from his family. At the cave, Emma discovers two halves of a coconut, with a candle inside, that depict a star map. However, upon discovering only Neal can read it, Emma breaks down emotionally over his death. Putting the Lost Boys to sleep, Mr. Gold distracts Pan as Neal immobilizes him with a squid ink tipped arrow. They prepare to leave with a sleeping Henry when Pan tells Neal about the prophecy Mr. Gold wanted to prevent by killing the boy. Once Neal gets the full story from his father, he loses trust in Mr. Gold, believing he will revert to his old ways. After paralyzing Mr. Gold, he leaves with Henry, before the Lost Boys take him hostage and regain the boy. ("Nasty Habits")

Drawing from a memento Neal left behind in the cave, the group realize Pan wants Henry to lose hope that they are coming to rescue him. With a plan in mind, Mary Margaret goes to show them her idea of making a net to capture a Lost Boy so they can send Henry a message. As Emma turns to follow, Hook sympathizes with her over losing hope, but she brushes him off. While everyone else is making the net, David gets into a fight with Hook, in which he collapses from the Dreamshade poison. Knowing of a cure on Dead Man's Peak, Hook lies about a star map sextant at the location in order to motivate David into going there with him. The women capture Devin, who refuses to cooperate until Regina manipulates him with his heart. Given a compact mirror half, Devin hands it to Henry, who uses it to briefly communicate with his family. Pan offers Hook a chance to work for him again if he kills David, but the pirate hesitates in answering just as his companion climbs up. Having overheard everything, David turns the tables on Hook at the peak, but after losing consciousness, he accepts the cure at the cost of his own freedom. Reuniting with their allies, the men make up a story about Pan getting the sextant first. Hook has a flirtatious kiss with Emma, but he reaches a dilemma when Pan reveals to him that Neal is alive. ("Good Form")

Hook tells David and Mary Margaret about Neal, and though the trio agree to look for him in secret, they are forced to admit the truth to a suspicious Emma. Regina, adamant this is another trick from Pan, leaves the group. Joining Mr. Gold, Regina gains help from Ariel, who fetches a box from Storybrooke so they can trap Pan. On a mission to rescue Neal, the group venture into the Echo Caves, where each of them must reveal a secret about themselves. Hook confesses he loves Emma, Mary Margaret admits she longs for another child, and David reveals he can never leave the island since taking the Dreamshade cure. With each truth, a portion of a bridge forms, allowing Emma to reach Neal, but he cannot be freed until she says her secret. Emma tells him that she had hoped he wasn't alive since this forces her to confront all the pain and turmoil of their relationship. ("Ariel")

As a way off the island, Neal plans to capture Pan's shadow into the star map. He learns about Hook's kiss with Emma, which ignites jealousy and competition. The trio travel to Dark Hollow, where Neal and Hook are assaulted by other shadows, before Emma uses magic to seal Pan's shadow into the coconut halves. Still angry with David over his lie, Mary Margaret treats him coldly until he admits lying because he didn't want to force her to stay with him. She, however, attests she'd stay with him even if they can never leave Neverland. When Emma, Hook and Neal meet up with them, Tinker Bell rejoins their team after they gain Pan's Shadow. ("Dark Hollow")

Convincing Henry that only he can stop Neverland from losing all its magic, Pan takes him to Skull Rock, intending to trick him into giving up his heart. Mr. Gold and Regina find the others again, but a distrustful Neal forces his father to hand over Pandora's Box. Emma searches for a way to help David leave Neverland, to which Mr. Gold agrees to make a Dreamshade cure once they return to Storybrooke. He almost asks for something in return, but Neal pressures him into helping for the right reasons rather than for self-interest. The group storm the Lost Boy camp, but Henry and Pan are not found. Neal frees Wendy and she reveals the truth about why Pan needs Henry's heart. At Skull Rock, only Mr. Gold is able to pass through a barrier that Pan enacted, as he no longer has his shadow. Pan, using the power of belief, gains the real Pandora's Box and traps him inside. After Henry takes out his own heart, his family attempt to warn him about Pan's true nature. Instead, Henry chooses to believe Pan, who insists they are lying to keep him from fulfilling his duty. The boy then plunges the heart into Pan's chest, and as he dies, the latter acquires immortality once more. ("Think Lovely Thoughts")

After Fourth Curse

After the Black Fairy's curse is broken, and all of the lands are restored, Tinker Bell is flying around near Skull Rock. ("The Final Battle Part 2")

Inhabitants

Baelfire ^ † Devin ^ Felix ^ † Hook ^ Lost Boys Mermaids Peter Pan ^ †

Rufio † Shadows Pan's Shadow † Tiger Lily ^ Tinker Bell William Smee ^ Wendy Darling ^

Note:
^: Former inhabitants
†: Deceased inhabitants
º: This inhabitant comes to Neverland after the Curse is cast
*: This inhabitant's status and/or current whereabouts is unknown

Locations

For detailed location information, please see the Neverland Locations category, or the list of minor Neverland locations.

Ways to Access Neverland

Neverland can be reached:

• By flying with the Shadow. ("Second Star to the Right")
• By sailing with Pegasus. ("Good Form")
• Also, every other way that can be used in a magical location is possible due to the location being a magical world. (For more information, see World-crossing.)

Trivia

• On-Screen Notes
• Production Notes
• Cultural References
• Other Notes

On-Screen Notes

• Neverland is featured in the title card for "And Straight On 'Til Morning".
• Pan's map lists the following Neverland locations: Indian Village, Crab Sound, Bowline Point, Minaty Bay, Pirate's Cove, Pan's Secret Hideout, Skull Rock, Mermaid's Lagoon, Wight Isle ("Wight Is.") and Spire Islands. ("Lost Girl", "Quite a Common Fairy")
  • Minaty Bay is a locality in British Columbia, where some of the Neverland scenes were filmed.
  • The Isle of Wight is the largest island in England. A theme park known as Peter Pan's Funfair & Amusements is located on the island in the seaside town Ryde.
• According to Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, the inhabitants of Neverland are no longer being sustained by magic or given unaging ability, since the magic that sustained Peter Pan's youth died out in "Save Henry".

Production Notes

• An establishing shot of the Jolly Roger sailing in the moonlight in "The Heart of the Truest Believer" is the same as the opening shot of the previous episode, "And Straight On 'Til Morning". The same shot is re-used for the opening shot of the Wish Realm version of the Jolly Roger in "Breadcrumbs".
  • A wide shot of the Jolly Roger sailing on the seas of Neverland in "The Heart of the Truest Believer" is re-used for a shot where the Wish Realm version is struck by lightning in "Breadcrumbs". The shot was darkened and the background was digitally altered for this episode.
• The background plate for the montage shot from the scene at the rocky cliff in "The Final Battle Part 2" is stock footage from "Dark Hollow". Skull Rock has been altered to look more decrepit and the number of stars on the night sky has been reduced; however, the identical cloud cover is a dead giveaway.

Disney

• Pan's map of Neverland is highly reminiscent of the map from the animated film Peter Pan. ("Lost Girl," "Quite a Common Fairy")

Filming Locations

• Most of the Neverland scenes in Season Three were shot on a single set inside a sound stage that was constantly re-dressed to represent up to 12 different tropical locales, including the camps of Peter Pan, Mr. Gold, and Emma's group. The set was expensive and took a month to construct. The plants and props were moved around to create new surroundings. Almost 70 percent of the plants were real. There were two hundred real plants that had to be watered and pruned every day and heated at night, thirty actual tree stumps, and 450 fake branches to which silk leaves were added.
  • The Neverland set was inspired by Disney's animated Peter Pan movie and the Ewok village from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.
• Some scenes in Season Three were filmed on location, and some of them were filmed in Minaty Bay (which appears on Pan's map of Neverland), a locality in British Columbia. Other scenes were filmed in the Vancouver forest. Minaty Bay also doubles as the beach where King Leopold stumbles upon the Genie of Agrabah's lamp in "Fruit of the Poisonous Tree".
  • Britannia Beach, a small community in Minaty Bay, located approximately 55 kilometers north of Vancouver, doubles as Neverland for the beach scene with Hook, Liam and Peter Pan in "Good Form", the same beach where young Rumplestiltskin and his father arrive in Neverland in "Think Lovely Thoughts".
    • The exact same spot doubles as the Enchanted Forest beach where Ariel and Snow White talk before the ball in "Ariel", and the Wonderland beach where Will and Alice come ashore after crossing the lake in the Once Upon a Time in Wonderland episode "Trust Me".
    • The exact same beach can also be seen in other TV series:
      • As Lian Yu in the Arrow episodes "Reset" and "Purgatory" and the Supergirl episode "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part One" (a show which stars Once Upon a Time guest stars Andrea Brooks and Sam Witwer). The location also doubles as Purgatory in the shape of Lian Yu in the Arrow episode "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Four".
      • A cove in the Siren episode "The Arrival" (an episode which features Once Upon a Time guest star David Cubitt).
      • As Harlan's World for the scenes with Takeshi Kovacs and Quellcrist Falconer at the beach in the Altered Carbon episodes "Nora Inu" and "Bury Me Dead".
  • Minaty Bay has also doubled as locations for other productions:
    • As Purgatory in the shape of Lian Yu in The Flash episode "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Three" (an episode which features Once Upon a Time guest star Tom Ellis).
    • A forest in the Travelers episode "Protocol 3".
    • The After Island in The Magicians episode "Heroes and Morons" (an episode which features Once Upon a Time guest star Keegan Connor Tracy and co-stars Bruce Blain and Nisreen Slim) and the Secret Sea in The Magicians episodes "The Secret Sea" and "No Better To Be Safe Than Sorry" an episode which features Once Upon a Time guest star Keegan Connor Tracy).
    • The location of a signal fire in The 100 episodes "Join or Die" (an episode which features Once Upon a Time co-stars Jarod Joseph and Paul Lazenby) and "Red Sky at Morning" (an episode which features Once Upon a Time co-star Paul Lazenby) and a dock in The 100 episode "Wanheda (Part 1)" (an episode which features Once Upon a Time co-star Jarod Joseph and Once Upon a Time in Wonderland guest star Leah Gibson).
    • A beach in the Eureka episode "Best in Faux" (an episode which features Once Upon a Time guest stars Christopher Gauthier and Gabrielle Rose).
    • Vinland Beach in the Legends of Tomorrow episode "Beebo the God of War" (an episode which features Once Upon a Time guest star Emily Tennant) and Grace Island in the Legends of Tomorrow episode "The Curse of the Earth Totem".
    • Camp Chipanook in the 2012 movie Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (a movie which features Once Upon a Time guest star Dalila Bela and co-star Paul Lazenby).
    • A beach in the John Doe episode "Pilot" (an episode which features Once Upon a Time guest star Chad Rook).
    • A location in the 2014 movie Way of the Wicked (a movie which features Once Upon a Time guest stars Anna Galvin, Emily Tennant and Jason Burkart) and the 2014 movie The Interview (a movie which features Once Upon a Time guest star Geoff Gustafson).
    • Harlan's World for the scene with young Takashi Kovacs and his sister Reileen playing by the lake in the Altered Carbon episode "Out of the Past".
• The flashback scene where the Lost Boys take Baelfire to shore in "And Straight On 'Til Morning", was filmed at the beach in Garry Point Park, a large 75 acres waterfront park, located close to Steveston Village.
• The scenes at Emma's family's camp and Pan's campsite in "Lost Girl" were filmed in East Burnaby's Robert Burnaby Park.
• Some of the Neverland scenes in "Quite a Common Fairy" were filmed in a quarry at North Vancouver's Greenwood Park.
• Some of the Neverland scenes in "Nasty Habits" were filmed on a closed set at Belcarra Regional Park in Port Moody.
• The scenes by Pan's thinking tree in "Save Henry" were filmed in a fake forest built on a sound stage.
• The Spanish Banks, a series of beaches in the city of Vancouver, double as the Neverland beach for the episode "Mother's Little Helper".

Appearances

Once Upon a Time: Season Two
"Broken":	"We Are Both":	"Lady of the Lake":	"The Crocodile":	"The Doctor":	"Tallahassee":	"Child of the Moon":	"Into the Deep":	"Queen of Hearts":	"The Cricket Game":	"The Outsider":
Absent	Absent	Absent	Mentioned	Absent	Mentioned	Absent	Absent	Mentioned	Absent	Absent
"In the Name of the Brother":	"Tiny":	"Manhattan":	"The Queen Is Dead":	"The Miller's Daughter":	"Welcome to Storybrooke":	"Selfless, Brave and True":	"Lacey":	"The Evil Queen":	"Second Star to the Right":	"And Straight On 'Til Morning":
Absent	Absent	Absent	Mentioned	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Appears	Appears

Once Upon a Time: Season Three
"The Heart of the Truest Believer":	"Lost Girl":	"Quite a Common Fairy":	"Nasty Habits":	"Good Form":	"Ariel":	"Dark Hollow":	"Think Lovely Thoughts":	"Save Henry":	"The New Neverland":	"Going Home":
Appears	Appears	Appears	Appears	Appears	Appears	Appears	Appears	Appears	Mentioned	Appears
"New York City Serenade":	"Witch Hunt":	"The Tower":	"Quiet Minds":	"It's Not Easy Being Green":	"The Jolly Roger":	"Bleeding Through":	"A Curious Thing":	"Kansas":	"Snow Drifts":	"There's No Place Like Home":
Archive	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Mentioned	Absent	Archive	Absent	Absent	Absent

Once Upon a Time: Season Four
"A Tale of Two Sisters":	"White Out":	"Rocky Road":	"The Apprentice":	"Breaking Glass":	"Family Business":	"The Snow Queen":	"Smash the Mirror":	"Fall":	"Shattered Sight":	"Heroes and Villains":
Absent	Absent	Absent	Mentioned	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent
"Darkness on the Edge of Town":	"Unforgiven":	"Enter the Dragon":	"Poor Unfortunate Soul":	"Best Laid Plans":	"Heart of Gold":	"Sympathy for the De Vil":	"Lily":	"Mother":	"Operation Mongoose Part 1":	"Operation Mongoose Part 2":
Absent	Absent	Absent	Mentioned	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent

Once Upon a Time: Season Five
"The Dark Swan":	"The Price":	"Siege Perilous":	"The Broken Kingdom":	"Dreamcatcher":	"The Bear and the Bow":	"Nimue":	"Birth":	"The Bear King":	"Broken Heart":	"Swan Song":
Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Mentioned
"Souls of the Departed":	"Labor of Love":	"Devil's Due":	"The Brothers Jones":	"Our Decay":	"Her Handsome Hero":	"Ruby Slippers":	"Sisters":	"Firebird":	"Last Rites":	"Only You":	"An Untold Story":
Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent

Once Upon a Time: Season Six
"The Savior":	"A Bitter Draught":	"The Other Shoe":	"Strange Case":	"Street Rats":	"Dark Waters":	"Heartless":	"I'll Be Your Mirror":	"Changelings":	"Wish You Were Here":	"Tougher Than the Rest":
Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent
"Murder Most Foul":	"Ill-Boding Patterns":	"Page 23":	"A Wondrous Place":	"Mother's Little Helper":	"Awake":	"Where Bluebirds Fly":	"The Black Fairy":	"The Song in Your Heart":	"The Final Battle Part 1":	"The Final Battle Part 2":
Mentioned	Absent	Absent	Absent	Appears	Appears	Absent	Absent	Mentioned	Absent	Appears

Once Upon a Time: Season Seven
"Hyperion Heights":	"A Pirate's Life":	"The Garden of Forking Paths":	"Beauty":	"Greenbacks":	"Wake Up Call":	"Eloise Gardener":	"Pretty in Blue":	"One Little Tear":	"The Eighth Witch":	"Secret Garden":
Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Mentioned	Absent
"A Taste of the Heights":	"Knightfall":	"The Girl in the Tower":	"Sisterhood":	"Breadcrumbs":	"Chosen":	"The Guardian":	"Flower Child":	"Is This Henry Mills?":	"Homecoming":	"Leaving Storybrooke":
Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Absent	Mentioned	Absent	Appears

Once Upon a Time: Specials
"Magic is Coming":	"The Price of Magic":	"Journey to Neverland":	"Wicked is Coming":	"Storybrooke Has Frozen Over":
Absent	Mentioned	Archive	Archive	Archive
"Secrets of Storybrooke":	"Dark Swan Rises":	"Evil Reigns Once More":	"The Final Battle Begins":
Archive	Archive	Archive	Archive

Other Appearances

Neverland is mentioned on Henry's bulletin board in "Flower Child".

Note: "Archive" denotes archive footage.

See also

• Map of Neverland
• Neverland Sand Clock
• Spring of Neverland

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