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Orlando Vacation Guide
Table of Contents


Introduction

Walt Disney Worlds
The Man Behind the Magic
The Magic Kingdom
Epcot
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
Animal Kingdom
Typhoon Lagoon
Blizzard Beach
Downtown Disney
DD - Entertainment
DD - DisneyQuest
DD - Pleasure Island
DD - Shopping
Disney's Wide World of Sports

Universal Orlando
® Resort
Universal Studios
Universal’s Islands of Adventure®
Wizarding World of Harry Potter
CityWalk
Wet and Wild

Sea World Orlando
Sea World Aquatica
Discovery Cove
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay

Dining At the Parks
Disney Dining Plan
Dining at Disney
Universal Meal Deal
Dining at Universal Orlando
Dining at Sea World
Dining at Busch Gardens

Dinner Shows

Tickets
Universal Orlando
Disney World
Anheuser-Busch
Dinner Shows
Kennedy Space Center

Top Orlando Areas

Other Things to See and Do
Orlando Shopping
Transportation
Weather

 
 

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The Magic Kingdom

 

Construction on the Magic Kingdom, which is considered to be Florida’s most famous theme park and also the most visited theme park in the world, began in 1967. The park was to be built with a design similar to California’s Disneyland, which a few improvements. It’s said that Walt Disney caught sight of a Frontierland cowboy walking through Disneyland’s Tomorrowland and wanted to make sure that the magic wouldn’t be ruined in Florida’s park. In order for cast members to move between the park areas without disrupting the various themes, tunnels were constructed at ground level and dirt was used to cover them, hiding them underground. These tunnels were called Utilidors, or utility corridors.

 

Magic Kingdom’s Cinderella Castle can be seen from just about any point in Magic Kingdom. At sunset, it is illuminated by Vari-Lite lighting fixtures surrounding the castle, producing a colorful 16.7 million colors. Popular belief suggests that the castle can be taken apart if threatened by a hurricane. This is entirely false; the castle is, in fact, designed to easily withstand 110-mph winds and can handle most hurricanes.

 

The castle is surrounded by a moat; unlike Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty Castle, however, the drawbridge cannot be lifted. It has twenty-seven towers, a restaurant, a suite [used as a prize in Disney giveaways], and access to the Utilidors. It also has an office, originally designed to be a suite for Walt Disney and his family before his death.

 

Magic Kingdom is by far the top favorite Disney park, and for good reason. This is where the princesses dwell– Belle, Cinderella, Ariel, Jasmine, Aurora, Pocahontas, Snow White, and Mulan. It is broken down into seven sections, and each one is a small world all its own.      Within each “world” are many different attractions, all having to do with the theme of that world. There are a total of forty-eight attractions in Magic Kingdom.


The Magic Kingdom consist of the following areas:

Adventureland
Liberty Square
Fantasyland
Tomorrowland
Mickey's Toontown Fair

Frontierland

 

Our Disney Travel package offers you wonder, fantasy and plenty of pixie dust at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom®. Fly through Neverland, go yo-hoing with a band of pirates, and much, much more in Magic Kingdom's seven enchanted lands. Exciting adventures and timeless fairy tale classics are just a smile away on a Disney vacation. With more that 40 magical attractions, there's something for everyone.

It's no wonder that Disney World's Magic Kingdom® is the most beloved Disney Theme Park!

Tune in to Mickey's PhilharMagic- an outrageous, all-new, in-your-face 3D extravaganza featuring the largest cast of Disney animated characters ever assembled, giving fun a whole new dimension to your Disney vacation, Orlando. Or rocket through a roller coaster adventure into the darkest part of the universe on Space Mountain®. Maybe you'd rather pilot your own cruiser to save the galaxy in Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin! If the supernatural is more your thing, giggle with grim-grinning ghosts on a chilling, thrilling — and not-so-scary — romp through the Haunted Mansion. Soak up a five-story drop into Brer Rabbit's Laughin' Place at Splash Mountain®. You can even see where the Big Cheese himself lives — and Minnie, too — at Mickey's Toontown® Fair. And, don't forget to take to the air over Agrabah on the Magic Carpets of Aladdin. Just be sure to watch out for those spitting camels!

Watch the magic get brighter at night with SpectroMagic – a dazzling parade of light, color and sound. And listen to the “oohs” and “ahhs” grow louder with the all-new Wishes: A Magical Gathering of Disney Dreams fireworks spectacular. It will touch your heart with a “story in the sky” you'll cherish forever.

Magic Kingdom is definitely the park to go to if you like parades- every week there is a giant parade with all of the Disney characters, including characters from Fantasia, such as the alligator and ballerina hippo. This is also a very good park for smaller children, though there are plenty of attractions for older kids and adults as well. And you can meet many of the Disney characters here; Cinderella might be near her castle, or perhaps you might find Snow White wandering through the streets. Mickey and Minnie are sure to be found here, as well as other favorite characters- Chip and Dale, Mulan, Jasmine and Aladdin, and more.

It's the one — and only — place where once upon a time is now, and make-believe is as real as today
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Call us now and ask for our cheap Disney world packages for a memorable family vacation which is also easy on the pocket.

 
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