Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon is the most popular water park at Walt Disney World. The theme is a tropical paradise that was hit by a massive typhoon, leaving ships stranded on mountain tops and surfboards stuck in trees. It is famous for having one of the largest and most intense outdoor wave pools in the world. … Read more
Disney Springs is a massive outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment district. It is not a theme park, which means you do not need a ticket to enter. It is the best place at Walt Disney World to spend a “rest day” away from the theme parks. You can easily spend 4 to 6 hours here … Read more
Disney’s Blizzard Beach is one of the most creatively themed water parks in the world. The story is that a freak snowstorm hit Florida, a ski resort was built, and then it all started to melt. The result is a water park that looks like a snowy mountain but feels like tropical Florida. It is … Read more
Disney’s Hollywood Studios is the place for blockbuster thrills. It is home to Star Wars, Toy Story, and classic Hollywood glamour. While it is smaller than the other parks, it is very dense with major attractions. It often feels the most crowded of all four parks because it has fewer “small” rides to absorb the … Read more
EPCOT is arguably the most diverse park at Walt Disney World. It is twice the size of Magic Kingdom and is dedicated to human achievement, technology, and international culture. It is a park where you will do the most walking. It is also the best park for adults, foodies, and those who love culture, although … Read more
Magic Kingdom is the most famous theme park in the world. When people think of Disney World, this is usually what they picture: Cinderella Castle, classic rides, and fireworks. It is the best park for families with young children because it has the most rides with no height requirement. However, with new additions like TRON, … Read more