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My Ultimate Disney World Bucket List

7. Eat something from every "country" at Epcot.

Carly D'Angelo
May 09, 2017
West Chester University
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My Ultimate Disney World Bucket List
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In just a few short weeks, I will be traveling to Walt Disney World for a vacation with my family and I am SO EXCITED. Disney World is the happiest place on Earth for a reason! Hundreds of thousands of people visit the Disney theme parks every day, and Disney World is definitely one of the best vacation spots for families of all ages. Anyone who knows me knows that I love any and everything that has to do with Disney. Just writing this article gives me goosebumps and chills (and I'm definitely not kidding around). Only true friends have seen me tear up while listening to the "Frozen" soundtrack or watching the movie. Here is my bucket list for my upcoming trip to Disney World!

1. Get soaked on Splash Mountain.


2. Watch the new fireworks show at the Magic Kingdom.

3. Do something weird for an on-ride picture.

4. Take a selfie with as many Disney Princesses as possible.

5. Find a "hidden Mickey" without any hints or help.

6. Get a pair of mouse ears.

7. Eat something from every "country" at Epcot.

8. Don't chicken out and go on Expedition Everest.

9. Ride the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train.

10. Watch the Finding Nemo musical (and the Frozen sing-a-long, of course).

11. Be at the park from opening until close.

12. Get the best tan ever.

13. Get a cheesy touristy souvenir from a gift shop.

14. Eat something Mickey shaped (like pretzels and pancakes).

15. Ride the Tower of Terror (because I've also chickened out on my previous Disney visits).

16. Make a wish in Cinderella's Wishing Well.

17. Try the delicious looking Kitchen Sink.

18. Twirl with a Princess.

19. Watch Tinker Bell's flight before the fireworks behind the castle.

20. Be featured on the Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor.

21. Talk to Crush.

22. Collect a ton of Disney pressed pennies.

23. Find the real skull on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.

24. Go to Disney Springs (AKA Downtown Disney; I didn't know they changed the name until I just looked it up!)

25. Ride the new Frozen ride as many times as I possibly can (and try not to cry).

26. Go on Spaceship Earth- the ride inside the huge white ball at Epcot.

27. Watch Mickey's PhilharMagic 3D show.

28. Take a ton of pictures.

29. Go on It's a Small World because that is a CLASSIC.

30. Ride the Animal Kingdom Safari.

31. Watch the parades on Main Street.

32. Remember to bring an extra pair of clothes for after the Kali River Rapids ride.

33. Eat a Dole Whip.

34. Beat my family at Toy Story Mania.

35. Be the family of the day to open the Magic Kingdom.


Watch out, Disney World! I'm coming for ya! If I never come home, you know where to find me.

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