Disney World is divided into different areas and one will not have time to see the entire park in one day due to the size of the park and the amount of people that visit the park on a daily basis. It is a good idea to plan out your trip to Disney World before you go so you do not waste time and are able to do the things you want to do. If you are going strictly for the Walt Disney World rides there are places that you will want to go to and places that you will want to avoid in order to meet that goal.
Soaring roller coasters, When you vacation to Disney World you may be expecting fairytale lands, encounters with your favorite characters and rides for little kids, but you should also take note that there are some roller coasters you may want to check out. Magic Kingdom is home to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Space Mountain. After you've spent a vacation day at that park, head over to Disney's Hollywood Studios where you'll find Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith. This high-speed coaster offers an exciting ride that's amplified by a special soundtrack recorded by Aerosmith. Disney World is also home to Disney's Animal Kingdom, which boasts the Expedition Everest roller coaster where you'll twist, turn and even get a chance to spot the Yeti.
Day two of Disney World can include an American Adventure at Epcot Center, where more than 30 Animatronic characters relate the history of the country. Then head towards Mars at Mission: SPACE. Make sure to take the little kids to Turtle Talk with Crush where they can talk with the tubular turtle from Finding Nemo. On day three, relive the stunts of Indiana Jones at the Epic Stunt Spectacular or go under the sea as you watch the live Voyage of the Little Mermaid. Disney's Hollywood Studios Theme Park has something for everyone in the family, including the popular Studio Backlot Tour.
Interactive attractions, In addition to the Disney World theme parks mentioned above, you can visit Downtown Disney on your vacation. Here you will find DisneyQuest Indoor Interactive theme park where you can experience five floors of virtual reality, leading-edge technology and innovative interactive games that take you on imaginative journeys. You can ride on a magic carpet, plunge down a prehistoric river or take part in a life-sized pinball game. If you don't make it to Downtown Disney, you can still experience interactive rides at the other parks. Toy Story Mania!, at Disney's Hollywood Studios, is a 4-D ride that allows you to play a gallery of games while you see all of your favorite Toy Story characters. Magic Kingdom is home to Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin, where you will climb aboard a space cruiser and get the chance to shoot at targets. Epcot is home to Innoventions, which is an interactive play space where you can experience futuristic fun. And you can also experience being a paleontologist on your Disney World vacation. The Boneyard, at Disney's Animal Kingdom, gives kids the chance to excavate fossils, explore tunnels and find their way through a maze.
Carnival-style rides, Disney World also has plenty of carnival-style rides, for those who may not enjoy the fast pace of roller coasters. At a vacation to Magic Kingdom you'll find Cinderella's Golden Carrousel, Dumbo The Flying Elephant, "it's a small world" and Mad Tea Party. At Epcot similar rides include Journey Into Imagination With Figment and The Seas with Nemo & Friends. And at Disney's Animal Kingdom you'll find rides like Tricera Top Spin, which takes you on a leisurely flight aboard a dinosaur.
Soaring roller coasters, When you vacation to Disney World you may be expecting fairytale lands, encounters with your favorite characters and rides for little kids, but you should also take note that there are some roller coasters you may want to check out. Magic Kingdom is home to Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Space Mountain. After you've spent a vacation day at that park, head over to Disney's Hollywood Studios where you'll find Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith. This high-speed coaster offers an exciting ride that's amplified by a special soundtrack recorded by Aerosmith. Disney World is also home to Disney's Animal Kingdom, which boasts the Expedition Everest roller coaster where you'll twist, turn and even get a chance to spot the Yeti.
Day two of Disney World can include an American Adventure at Epcot Center, where more than 30 Animatronic characters relate the history of the country. Then head towards Mars at Mission: SPACE. Make sure to take the little kids to Turtle Talk with Crush where they can talk with the tubular turtle from Finding Nemo. On day three, relive the stunts of Indiana Jones at the Epic Stunt Spectacular or go under the sea as you watch the live Voyage of the Little Mermaid. Disney's Hollywood Studios Theme Park has something for everyone in the family, including the popular Studio Backlot Tour.
Interactive attractions, In addition to the Disney World theme parks mentioned above, you can visit Downtown Disney on your vacation. Here you will find DisneyQuest Indoor Interactive theme park where you can experience five floors of virtual reality, leading-edge technology and innovative interactive games that take you on imaginative journeys. You can ride on a magic carpet, plunge down a prehistoric river or take part in a life-sized pinball game. If you don't make it to Downtown Disney, you can still experience interactive rides at the other parks. Toy Story Mania!, at Disney's Hollywood Studios, is a 4-D ride that allows you to play a gallery of games while you see all of your favorite Toy Story characters. Magic Kingdom is home to Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin, where you will climb aboard a space cruiser and get the chance to shoot at targets. Epcot is home to Innoventions, which is an interactive play space where you can experience futuristic fun. And you can also experience being a paleontologist on your Disney World vacation. The Boneyard, at Disney's Animal Kingdom, gives kids the chance to excavate fossils, explore tunnels and find their way through a maze.
Carnival-style rides, Disney World also has plenty of carnival-style rides, for those who may not enjoy the fast pace of roller coasters. At a vacation to Magic Kingdom you'll find Cinderella's Golden Carrousel, Dumbo The Flying Elephant, "it's a small world" and Mad Tea Party. At Epcot similar rides include Journey Into Imagination With Figment and The Seas with Nemo & Friends. And at Disney's Animal Kingdom you'll find rides like Tricera Top Spin, which takes you on a leisurely flight aboard a dinosaur.
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