A trip to Disney is on almost everyone’s bucket list. And whether you’re 5 or 55 the characters, rides, food, and atmosphere of the happiest place on earth brings out the kid in everyone.
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For children, nothing is better than finding out that a trip to Disney is imminent. This post on Disney holiday reveals proves what a great choice one of these holidays can be. I never tire of watching kids find out they’re dreams of princesses and pirates are coming true! It’s also fun to watch the reveals miss the mark!
There are five Disney theme parks around the world and when you walk through their gates everyone’s inner child comes out to play. It’s no wonder that millions of people visit the parks yearly.
The first and most popular of all the Disney parks is, of course, Disney World in Orlando, Florida. My family and I have been dozens of times and I suspect we’ll be back dozens more. Now that our children are grown and grandchildren are popping up each year, my husband and I visit Disney world every year…honestly, we’ve been even without the kids or grand kids. And no, we’re never embarrassed running around the park without kids in tow!
Andy’s Room, a new multi-level youth space in Disney’s Oceaneer Club on the Disney Magic, brings the stars of the Disney-Pixar “Toy Story” film trilogy to life. Stocked with all of Andy’s favorite toys, the room features a giant, working Mr. Potato Head, larger-than-life version of the lovable “Toy Story” piggy bank, Hamm, and Slinky Dog slide, the most fun way to descend to the toy room floor. (Matt Stroshane, photographer)
There are literally hundreds of places to stay on and off site and packages that cater to every budget. Staying in one of the many themed resorts is a thrill and keeps you close to the action. Having breakfast or dinner with a princess, Goofy, or Mikey and Minnie is a must for every child!
Many off-site facilities offer packages that include tickets and free shuttles with schedules conveniently designed around the park’s operating hours.
For those who love the sea, nothing beats a Disney cruise. With a plethora of ports and cruises to choose from an all inclusive cruise with the Disney family makes for a unique vacation.
Whether you’ve never been or you’ve been a dozen times, Disney truly is one of the happiest places on earth. Arriving from near or far one simply can’t help but get a little giddy when you drive through the entrance knowing what is waiting just inside.
Have you been to Disney? Which Park? Share your experience with us.
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