I´ve been there three times. First time I didn´t remember, because it was 16 years ago. The second time was exciting with a little bit of sadness, because our parents used it to tell us about their divorce and that was a very difficult moment to us.
And the third time was 4 years ago. That was the best, becuase my brother and i were celebrating our 18th birthday and we decided to visit Disney again to get new and better memories than the last ones.
Disney is an universe therefore, I´m going to talk about Magic Kingdom.
The Magic
Kingdom is divided into five distinct areas (lands), arranged in a spoke-like
formation, all meeting at the top of Main Street U.S.A. right in front of
Cinderella Castle. The five land consist of Tomorrowland, Fantasyland,
Frontierland, Liberty Square and Adventureland. Each land is themed to its
appropriate title and maintaining that theme is paramount to the parks
operation. A vast network of underground tunnels connect all sections of the
Magic Kingdom, thus preventing guests from seeing any of the necessary
"behind the scenes" operations, and preventing cast members from one
land from having to walk through another. Well, that was the original idea
anyway - recent changes to park policy now allow cast members to walk freely
through the park in whatever outfit they happen to be wearing.
The Magic
Kingdom contains some real "don't miss" attractions, depending on
what age bracket you fall in. One of
this park's strengths is the cross-generational appeal of many of its better
attractions. Splash Mountain is a good
example. It's not unusual to see three
generations of family members riding together.
Other favorites like Jungle Cruise,Pirates of the Caribbean, and Haunted
Mansion offer similar appeal to a wide range of visitors.
Space
Mountain is still one of the best attractions at the Magic Kingdom.
Updated
during the middle of 2009, this was one of the last classics at WDW to remain
undisturbed for many years. The new
version includes interactive games in the queue area (following in the
footsteps of Soarin' at EPCOT).
Most
spectacular of all Disney's parks are the parades and fireworks displayed at
the Magic Kingdom in Orlando. Most
notably, the current combo of the "Wishes" fireworks show, and the
perennial nighttime favorite, Spectromagic.
If these two performances don't impress you, then you're already dead
and no one's bothered to tell you.
