Alternate versions

The 1954 TV screening on the The Magical World of Disney (1954) series was edited down to a one hour running time, and contained an introduction from Walt Disney at the start. This introduction appears on the Region 1 Masterpiece Edition of the film.

A 1987 airing on ABC made the following cuts:

• 1) Alice's song "In a World of My Own".
• 2) After Alice left the Caucus race, there was a commercial break. Following the break, the film picked up at the garden of live flowers scene. This means that the scene with Tweedledum and Tweedledee and the Walrus and the Carpenter and the scene in the White Rabbit's house were cut.
• 3) The Cheshire Cat's first scene was cut, meaning that his first appearance was not until after the Tulgey Woods scene.
• 4) Several of the creatures in the Tulgey Woods scene were removed, and so was the simultaneous song "Very Good Advice".
• 5) The entire trial sequence was cut, going from the croquet game straight to the final chase.

Home video releases from 1988 and 1991 replace the opening RKO logo with a black screen.

In the French version, when she first drinks from the bottle, the label has been re-lettered as "Bouvez moi", but when it falls to the ground the original "Drink me" is visible.

The 2011 Blu-ray release adds the closing variant of the 2006 Walt Disney Pictures logo.

On the JeemTV showing, in the Middle East, many shots were censored from the film including the use of tobacco, such as the Dodo's pipe, the Walrus' cigar, and the Caterpillar's hookah. These shots were edited to remove the tobacco product in question by cropping, slowing down the video, or by removing the scene completely. Other shots removed included the male dandelion mating with the female flower, the shot of the horsefly being swatted away by the Rose, and the dog worm barking at the cat worm during the "All in the Golden Afternoon" sequence.

A newly discovered song "I'm Odd" sung by the Cheshire Cat appears on the Special Edition DVD.