The Young and The Young at Heart
Feb 02 '00
Disney World is truly the land of magic. Two years ago, my daughters, my grandchildren and I drove to Orlando for our Spring Break. We had the best time even after standing in line for a very long time to get admission tickets.
There was so much to do, the children at that time were five and seven and everything fascinated them. The Disney characters walking the streets, talking to the children really made an impression on them.
It appeared there were so many lands to go in, it was difficult to decide where to go first, so we let the children decide. I think their favorite place was "It's a Small World" because after the ride through this amazing world they wanted to go back.
There are many gift shops with something for everyone. Before leaving Disney, we stayed in the Disney Store for nearly two hours letting the children shop. This was the most expensive part of our trip because "grandma" will just buy nearly anything for the grandchildren.
Before leaving the park at night you must stay for the fireworks and the parade. I am as much a child as my grandchildren because I loved the parade as much as they did and not to forget the fireworks.
My overall opinion of Disney is that it's a very expensive vacation that's worth the trip for every child in the world. It's not only a fun place but an educational place where children can learn the history of America though the plays and shows and even get a space adventure.
Our trip was in March. Therefore, it was not too hot nor too cool. You must carry an umbrella because you never know when a shower of rain will come about.
Disney World is the place for children and the young at heart. The young at heart just need to take a lot of money to participate in the many activities Disney offer.
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Member: Ingrid Jackson
Location: Pendleton, SC
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