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September 15, 2009
Rated 3 of 5 by johnmartin244 from orlando, Florida

I had gone Disney Theme park with our family . Its glorious ,attractive and Fun theme Park and you can get more information about Disney Theme park.It also includes the Arabian Nights,Typhoon Lagoon, Blizzard Beach,Sea world, Downtown Disney, Disney Quest ,Disney Disney Dinner show and many more interesting places .

I can not really say enough about what all the Disney theme parks have to offer and visited Walt Disney World theme parks twice in my life. It is not a cheap experience, but at least in this you do get what you pay for.Disney today relaunched its popular Web site and more information free service for all age group. I have found more information about Disney world .

I have visited Walt Disney World theme parks in my life and I liked it so much. In my personal opinion, Magic Kingdom Theme Park is the best park of all.I have been a delighted customer of this website. you can also get more information wdwticketsfloridacom.

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Top Things to Do in Disney World

May 3, 2009
Rated 5 of 5 by sum0488 from blue bell, Pennsylvania

When it comes to the Happiest Place on Earth, I know what I'm talking about. I've been on all but seven of the attractions (I've counted), stayed at five different resorts, and have been to Disneyland in Anaheim and Disney Euro in Paris. I know the ins and outs of every park, where to stay, where to eat, and what to do. So confident am I in my knowledge of Mickey's domain that I've put together this list of the top four absolutely-cannot-go-home-without-seeing attractions for those of you who might be considering venturing to sunny Orlando.

4. Character Meal. This is especially good for the youngsters, but adults can enjoy it too. All over the four parks and in a few of the park resorts, there are restaurants that offer meals where you can dine buffet-style with some of the most famous Disney characters. Some meals you might be eating with a cast of all villains, and at another you might be surrounded by the stunning Disney princesses. The characters roam around, graciously taking pictures with everyone that asks, and the kids go nuts for it. It can get a little bit pricey-you could be paying up to 50 dollars a person if you wanted to go for the crown jewel of character meals: dinner in Cinderella's Palace-but most of the others are very reasonable. Personally, the dinner with the characters from Winnie the Pooh at the Grand Floridian will always top my list, but if you ever get the chance to go to any of the meals, I highly recommend it.

3. Fantasmic. Hands down the best light show in any of the parks. At the end of each night at Disney's Hollywood Studios, thousands of people gather in a gigantic amphitheater to watch a fantastic display of lights and pyrotechnics featuring Mickey Mouse and the rest of the Disney favorites. You'll have to get there early; about 45 minutes to an hour early if you want a decent seat; but it is absolutely worth it. And for those that aren't into this sort of thing and simply want to enjoy the rides, there are two performances every night; one at 8:30 and another at 10; so the park clears out for the most part, considerably shortening the lines for most of the rides, leading me to my next attraction…

2.Tower of Terror/Rock n’ Rollercoaster Double the excitement. The two best rides in any of the parks and they're right next door to each other. The rollercoaster takes you on a trip to go backstage with Aerosmith, catapulting you from the start and accelerating from zero to sixty in 2.4 seconds. The Tower is the most exhilarating ride in the park, sending you on a hair-raising thirteen story free fall through the Twilight Zone. The lines can get to be exceptionally long-I've seen them up over two hours-but late at night during Fantasmic they dwindle to about 20 minutes. The young ones might not be too thrilled, but once you try them, you never want to get off.

1. The parade down Main Street, U.S.A. in the Magic Kingdom. The procession of the characters is, and always will be, the very definition of Disney World. Kids love it, parents adore it, and even if you're not a fan of parades, there are still plenty of beautiful people to look at. No trip is complete without seeing it; Mickey won't let you leave without seeing it. The parade is a perfect way to end your last night and create a memory that will last for a long, long time.

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April 2, 2009
Rated 4 of 5 by rickkythomas from orlando, Florida

No one place like Disney world on the earth. If you want to visit Disney world, you must visit beause last month I had gone Disney world. Really it has very attractive theme parks for more entertainment.

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Walt Disney World Resort: Magic Kingdom

September 14, 2007
Rated 4 of 5 by houdini16409 from las vegas, Nevada

I have visited Walt Disney World theme parks twice in my life, and I liked it so much, I never can wait to go back. To me, it is worth every penny. In my personal opinion, Magic Kingdom Theme Park is the best park of all. There are so many things to do for every age group you will never get bored.

For adults, you have your thrill rides, Splash Mountain and Space Mountain. Splash Mountain is a very thrilling water ride where you WILL get wet. Space Mountain is an awesome roller coaster that takes you on an adventure through space in the complete dark. It is scary and exciting at the same time. My personal favorite is the Tomorrowland Transit Authority. You get to sit on a tram for like 20 minutes which it is covered and you get a breeze. And if you have been to Florida before, you know it is very hot. This tram will take you through Tomorrowland and show you all of the attractions in the area. Very nice to check out to see if you would be interested in any of the rides.

A great family attraction to check out is It’s a Small World. It is really fun for the little children with lots of music, will get annoying by the end of the ride for the parents, but it is a Disney Classic. Another thing for the little ones is to check your map of the park to find where your favorite Disney Characters will be signing autographs. Although I am a grown adult, I still will get an autograph book and visit the characters, it's like a tradition that will never end. Plus, it is a treasure to keep for your own memories.

Also while at Magic Kingdom, don’t forget to visit The Haunted Mansion. It is great for the family, though if you are traveling with real small children they may be a little frightened. If any of the large attractions are very busy, I highly recommend FASTPASS. FASTPASS is a privilege to all Disney guests in which you can stick your park pass in to the machine at the attraction and you will get a card back with a time on it. This is the time that you should return to the attraction and you will not have to wait in line. This is perfect for the impatient one in your family, plus you will ensure to see all the attractions you will have time to maybe go back to your favorite a second time.

We visited Walt Disney World in Mid-September, when it was the end of hurricane season. This was perfect because there was like no one there and we didn’t have to wait in any lines. They did not have FASTPASS running because there was no waiting in 99.9% of all the attractions. But if it is available, USE IT. Enjoy your vacation to Walt Disney World.

From journal Disneyworld with the Whole Family

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