Slumberland

Slumberland refers to a fictional dream world that appears in various works of fiction and media. The term is often used to evoke a whimsical, surreal, or otherworldly setting associated with sleep and dreams. In popular culture, Slumberland has been used as both a setting and a title.

One notable use is the 1989 animated feature Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland, based on Winsor McCay's comic strip Little Nemo in Slumberland, which follows Nemo's adventures in a magical dream realm. Another usage is the 2022 American fantasy adventure film Slumberland released by Netflix, a standalone story set in a dream-forward world and inspired by the Nemo concept.

Slumberland also refers to Slumberland Records, an independent record label established in 1989 known for releasing indie pop, dream pop, and related genres.

In addition to its film and music uses, Slumberland remains a generic cultural shorthand for the land of dreams and sleep, often invoked in literature and media to signal a departure from waking reality.