Disney Travel: Disney World Parks
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Disney World Parks are a mass of exciting theme parks that offer something for everyone from ages two to ninety-nine. There are four major theme parks within Disney World. The Magic Kingdom was modeled after Disneyland in California and has most of the same rides and attractions. Epcot was another vision of Walt Disney and has exhibits from several different countries, NASA, and several major corporations. The Animal Kingdom is one of the best zoos in the country and allows people to see animals living similar to the way they exist on the plains of Africa. Disney MGM studios is an real operating studio with attractions themed around film and television.
In addition to the major theme parks, Disneyland has amazing water parks. Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon have some of the most unique water attractions in America. A huge wave pool simulates the ocean very closely–or you can catapult down waterfalls as if falling off a huge mountain in a toboggan. Also Typhoon Lagoon is home to the worlds largest watershed mountain.
The last of the Disney World Parks to be built is Disney MGM Studios. It is a theme park built around a real television and movie studio. The whole place is reminiscent of Hollywood in the 1930s. The Tower of Terror, the Twilight Zone, and the Rockn Roller Coaster are among the favorite attractions within this park. In addition, several live action shows, like Beauty and the Beast and Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular, amaze visitors on a daily basis.
Discount Tickets to Disney World Parks
You can buy discounted passes to each of the Disney World parks, or Park Hopper passes that allow you unlimited access to all of the parks for a certain number of days. Depending on what you want to see, and the length of your stay, you save a lot of money by buying these passes in advance. There are guides on the Internet were you can find many useful tips.
Posted on: Sunday, June 22, 2008 at 3:23 pm 
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