We have annual passes to Universal Studios and the Islands of Adventure, and this was my very first visit to MGM Studios. It was nice going to a different theme park for a change. I had a lot of fun. There is one ride I don't believe I can stomach again, called The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. It was fun, however, very scary for me. If you think you would like a ride similar to an elevator dropping you from mid air, this is one ride you will love.

When going to the Disney amusement parks, be prepared for a very busy day and lots of fun and exciting events. Don't be disappointed if you don't get to see everything, so prepare yourself ahead of time.

March vacation to Disney gave us beautiful weather about 80 degrees on most days with very little rain. The Disney World park itself was very crowded, no matter what day or time we were there. We did not get on very many rides because the lines were generally one hour wait or longer. I would never attempt that with my three-year-old. We just took in the great atmosphere of the park and the shows and he is still talking about it.

I hadn't been to Magic Kingdom in over 10 years because I felt it was too "young" for me... I felt like I preferred more "adult" entertainment. Now as I'm a little older (mid-30's), I realize how much fun there is to be had here, especially if you go when there are low crowds.

We were here the week after President's week, and boy did we time it right! We were chosen as the "family" to open the park that morning. We were a party of six adults and we were thrilled...we jumped up and down and yelled like kids, high-fiving! Once we did that, we proceeded to Frontierland, unlike 80% of the mass, which went to Tomorrowland. We were the first (and apparently only) to arrive at Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Four of us took the first two cars and the other two took the rear car, and off we went! It wasn't quite as thrilling as I remember it, but it was a once-in-a-lifetime chance to ride it all by ourselves!

From there we went to Splash Mountain and proceeded around the park in a clockwise direction...when we got to Space Mountain, it was a walk-on...three times! Each time was better than the last. (I don't know about anyone else, but the right side just seems more thrilling!)

Astro Orbiter was a blast, simply because I went on with a friend who is scared of heights and I took our rocket all the way up! What a view! Even if you are going a little fast to take it all in. My friend didn't see too much...her head was down.

We recommend getting the passes for all of the Disney parks. That way you are not under pressure that you "must" go and see something because you can always return on another day. Walt Disney World parks have truly thought of everything for both adults and children.