For decades, Walt Disney World has been an extremely popular vacation destination for families. When traveling around the different parks, it’s always a fun game to play with your group to figure out the types of people that you are enjoying your magically kid-friendly day with as you walk around. Even if you haven’t yet had the opportunity to visit Disney World, you will probably be able to find which park you would gravitate to the most.
1. The Magic Kingdom
This park is a favorite for many and is known as a quintessential symbol of Disney World. If you’re in college and this is still your favorite park, you’re most likely a kid at heart. With all of the characters and princesses that are available for autographs and pictures, the thrill of the magic of Disney comes alive here. Younger siblings that are in the appropriate age group also love this park because many of the rides are on the milder side instead of being full-blown roller coasters.
2. The Animal Kingdom
You’re probably a little on the wild side. The Animal Kingdom is home to the most nature and animal-filled parts of Disney World. Although the theme park boast many cool roller coasters, there are also other options like the Tree of Life attraction with 3D movies inside and the safari excursion. You’re sure to find something everyone likes in this place full of adventure.
3. Epcot
The worldly food lover is usually attracted to this amusement park. In just a day, you can travel to many countries from around the world all located in Epcot and shop, taste the different foods, and experience the cultures. A few special roller coasters are there to choose from too. You can even travel through space and time right at the entrance of the park. The person who might not enjoy the biggest roller coasters will find their home in Epcot.
4. Universal Studios
Even though this is technically not a part of Walt Disney World, it is still a part of the whole theme park area. Universal boasts 2 parks in one with Islands of Adventure and Universal itself. The adventurous person will definitely seek these parks out. With some of the largest roller coasters and water attractions in the area, there is something to do for everyone.
5. Disney’s Water Parks
Both Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon are water parks owned by Disney World. Everything about them has fun for the whole family. If these are your favorite parts about Disney World, you are probably the type of person who likes to pretend they are on a beach somewhere when presented with a stressful situation. A lazy river can be found circling both parks, so you can choose to float all day or actually find a tube and carry it up long stairs to experience great water slides. These parks are definitely summer stops.
If you have a trip to Disney planned for the summer, hopefully this guide will help you find where you should spend your time.
