Flower and garden festival is always a beautiful time to be out and about at Epcot. Such a…read morebeautiful craftsmanship of the flowers and plants. We came during the week and the crowds were not too bad. So that was nice. Shout out to Samantha at the creations shop for assisting us when our magic band was not working for us to get our annual pass magnet

I visited EPCOT as a solo adult on an off-day following a work conference. I wasn't sure if it…read morewould be a great experience as a solo visitor. It turned out to be a magical day, and now I can't stop thinking about going back! I didn't love the rides. I had no chance to ride the Guardians rollercoaster due to ridiculous lines. A few "dark rides" (Caballeros, Nemo, and Ratatouille), weren't bad as shelter from the scorching Florida heat. The real magic is in entering "flow state" and wandering the world showcase areas. The architecture and atmosphere draws you in and scratches that international travel itch. There are so many nooks, crannies, and hidden treasures to explore - from unique shops to themed restaurants. The real stars were the excellent food and drink options. The food from the numerous themed stands and stalls is ridiculously good and priced fairly. Drinks are very expensive but a memorable part of the visit. My favorites were the cajun food (poboy and gumbo) and the famous fish and chips. The margaritas at La Cava de Tequila were astoundingly good (with a pricetag to match). For adults who don't need a ton of high-G roller coasters, EPCOT is just about perfect. I can't wait to return.

Tough to know how to rate this one. I'm going to fun spot mainly for the roller coasters and funnel…read morecakes. The Mine Blower was physically uncomfortable and I was there too early right when the park opened to grab a funnel cake. Not the best coaster I've been on, it's wooden and you feel every turn in a jerking way. Some decent hang time and a fun opening drop but everyone in my car each time was glad when it ended. The park itself however looks nice and accessible which is what I like about the place. Parking is free(preferred spots for season pass holders); admission is free so it makes for a nice third place with the family; and there are rides for all ages, ability, and tolerance. Like other locations you can pay per ride or purchase a day or season pass. There's an arcade and dining options and a saloon. It's also attached to a boardwalk type attraction with restaurants and shops. Makes for an affordable outing. Season pass for all parks was $90. Everyone who worked there was helpful and staff seem to genuinely hope you're enjoying the ride. I

Fun Spot America is a must visit if you're in the area! It turned out to be quite a blast with…read moretheir twenty plus rides in the small amusement park! Free parking and plenty of spaces for everyone, plus it's so close by! Arcade is also available with plenty of food and drinks options! This is the best go cart ride of my life with three stories of thrill and excitement! Prices are also very affordable for all!

Speaks for itself most magic place on earth aside from the long lines best place everread more

Another great night at the park. Got there around 8pm. We were able to ride Pirates of the…read moreCaribbean, Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain, People Mover, and Tron. Unfortunately, they didn't have the new Annual Passholder popcorn bucket that was released that day (5/1/2026). Park as always was magical!

honestly, my favorite place on earth. all the worries of today fade into a world of enchantment and…read morewonder. this review will be long so brace yourself. where to stay (on property) - Coronado Springs, big, open, beautiful, relatively cheap - Contemporary, og 3, beautiful architecture, really cool rooms, monorail is a plus, expensive - Port Orleans- a cheaper option if you want a cuter, more fantasy vibes. The food is heaven! Where to eat: Coral Reef Restaurant (EPCOT)- awesome to get to see the fish, pin bread is really gooood! Casey's Corner (MK)- cheaper, quick service option. Chili Cheese dog hits the spot. Skippers (MK)- ask for the secret menu items and you won't regret it. Brown & Derby (Hollywood Studio's)- classic style, lovely staff, BEST COBB SALAD, great to cool down 50's prime time cafe (Hollywood Studio)- good food, cool layout, makes you feel like your part of the family... Rides: 1-3 years Epcot- The Seas with Nemo & Friends -- gentle boat ride inside an aquarium. Spaceship Earth -- calm ride through Epcot's iconic sphere (can be dark). Frozen Ever After -- boat ride with familiar characters (may be dim but popular with kids). Gran Fiesta Tour Starring The Three Caballeros (World Showcase, Mexico) -- easy boat ride with Donald Duck. Magic Kingdom- Dumbo the Flying Elephant -- gentle flying elephants little ones love. "it's a small world" -- slow, colorful boat ride with the classic song. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh -- cheerful Pooh‑themed ride. Peter Pan's Flight -- smooth, flying "ship" ride over Neverland. Under the Sea ~ Journey of The Little Mermaid -- easy clamshell ride with music and scenes. Mad Tea Party (Tea Cups) -- classic spinning tea cups (great if they like gentle spinning). Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin -- interactive ride that's fun for little hands. WDW Railroad -- scenic train ride around parts of the park. Hollywood Studios: Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway -- fun film‑style ride suitable for all ages. Toy Story Mania! -- interactive, colorful ride (great visuals). Disney Junior Play and Dance! -- lively show with favorite characters. Animal Kingdom: Kilimanjaro Safaris -- slow safari through animal habitats (big hit with kids). Festival of the Lion King -- Broadway‑style live show with music and performers. Finding Nemo: The Big Blue... and Beyond! -- musical show kids enjoy. Feathered Friends in Flight! -- bird show (great break from walking). Wildlife Express Train & Rafiki's Planet Watch -- train ride + animal trails. 4-7 yr olds. (Please check with your little one to see what they are able and willing to do!) MK: Big Thunder Mountain Railroad - Mine train roller coaster; exciting but kid-friendly (height 40"). Splash Mountain / Tiana's Bayou Adventure - Log flume with gentle drops (height 40"). Seven Dwarfs Mine Train - Smooth roller coaster with curves and storytelling (height 38"). Barnstormer featuring Goofy - Small roller coaster perfect for younger thrill-seekers (height 35"). Mad Tea Party (Tea Cups) - Spin fast for a dizzying, fun thrill. Still gentle: Peter Pan's Flight, Dumbo, Buzz Lightyear, Jungle Cruise. EPCOT: Frozen Ever After - Mild, but the dips and curves make it more exciting than a typical boat ride. Test Track (height 40") - High-speed driving simulator; can be thrilling for older 7-year-olds, maybe less so for smaller 4-year-olds. Mission: Space (Green - mild) - Optional "space adventure" simulator; check if your child can handle motion. Sorin' Around The World- Perfect if your little one isn't scared of height! It takes you around the world with a simulated screen allowing you and the kiddos to tour the world! Note: (if your child is scared of flying, DO NOT RIDE! this ride takes you up in the air and pitches backwards and forwards. May be very distressing, go on The Land for a calm gentle ride. Animal Kingdom: Kali River Rapids - Water raft ride with small rapids and splashes. Height 38". Toddlers won't ride, but older 4-7-year-olds can go with a parent. Na'vi River Journey- soft moving water ride with gentle music and fun visual, especially cool if you little one likes Pandora! Note: (if your kiddo is tall enough and wants too, they could go in Expedition Everest) Hollywood Studios: Slinky Dog Dash - Family-friendly roller coaster; smooth but fast and fun (height 38"). Alien Swirling Saucers - Spinning ride; crank up speed for more intensity. Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run - Interactive "flying" simulator; height 38". Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway - Not intense, but immersive motion makes it feel adventurous. To whomever listened to this whole thing, have a magical experience. May the magic of Disney follow you wherever life may take you.

We came here in 2025 and again in 2026 for the kid's birthday…read more There is a lot to say and most of it has already been said, so I will just summarize. -go early in the day. -bring your own water bottle (March 2026 the cheapest bottle of water was $4.25) -get a lightning pass and use it for rides, not shows -be prepared for lots of walking. Wear walking shoes. If it is spring or summer, bring sun screen. -be prepared for LOTS of people (if they drive like they walk, no wonder the US has such a high vehicular fatality rate). Be patient. -be prepared to overpay for just about everything. But oddly, the $300 per person multi-park ticket is a good deal. Why? Because you get so much entertainment. There are loads of Disney employees everywhere who are friendly and ready to help with any questions. They all are paid, so the $300 is actually not a bad deal when you consider how many employees there are in each park, how clean the parks are, and all the upkeep to maintain the animals and rides. -if you get tired, and you will, take a break. It's not fun if you get so tired that you get cranky. -Don't forget to enjoy the smiles on the kids' faces!

This is a smaller park but has been greatly expanded with the Star Wars area and its associated…read morewonderful attractions. I highly recommend splurging on a lighting lane premier pass. This will allow you to skip the lines at every attraction without needing to select a specific time window. Highlights here are definitely the Star Wars attractions - Smugglers Run and Rise of the Resistance. The latter is the better of the two and is a truly an immersive "4D" experience that I absolutely loved. Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway is another newer ride that was truly enjoyable. The Tower of Terror is another favorite and lives on here with its classic Twilight Zone theming. There are tons of great food and beverage options here, and the staff are consistently very friendly. Definitely plan a visit here on your next Orlando trip!

My first visit to Disney's Hollywood Studios after previously visiting the California park, and…read morehonestly, Hollywood just isn't my favorite Disney park. Now that I've experienced both, I think I'm good. We mainly went for Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, which was definitely the highlight of the day. I pre-purchased Lightning Lane and Single Passes, and while they helped for a few rides, it still felt difficult to accomplish everything we wanted. No times ever opened up for Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway, so we ended up waiting in the regular standby line for over an hour. Slinky Dog Dash never became available either, and eventually we just gave up. I honestly don't know where all these people come from -- every Disney park visit seems packed no matter what day we go! One thing I highly recommend is making advance reservations for Oga's Cantina. We were very happy we planned ahead because walk-up wait times were over an hour. The atmosphere was fantastic and it ended up being one of our favorite experiences of the day. I know Hollywood Studios is undergoing a lot of changes in 2026, so hopefully future visits will feel a little more balanced and fulfilling.

This is a small Disney park in terms of rides and attractions, but it's truly unique among Disney…read moreparks. Of course you can take the complimentary Disney transportation from your Disney resort to the park. I would say the Kilimanjaro safari here is truly the highlight as you travel through the park on a safari vehicle seeing various amazing animals including elephants and lions. The flight of Avatar attraction is also truly amazing as well as you soar through the skies on a banshee. We also love the expedition Everest roller coaster which reminds us a bit of big thunder mountain in Magic kingdom. There are various eateries here - we really enjoy Pizzafari! Animal Kingdom is a must on your next Disney trip!

We bought a 4-day Florida resident park pass and went to Disney's Animal Kingdom with our toddler…read more We arrived about 30 minutes before the park opened, which gave us enough time to park our car and get inside the park. We saw lots of different animals in the theme park, including lions, giraffes, elephants, flamingos, and tigers! The toddler really loved seeing them and had a great time. There's so much to do at the theme park! There are tons of exhibits, shows, rides, and restaurants to enjoy during a half to full day there. We went on the Animal Safari, Maharaja Jungle Trek, and the Gorilla Falls Exploration, and my toddler absolutely loved all of them! And don't miss The Lion King Show, it was a fantastic show. Apart from Lion King, there is also a show on Nemo which kids will enjoy. Besides the different Safari's and Shows, Animal Kingdom Theme Park also has awesome rides like Avatar Flight of Passage, Na'avi River Journey, and Expedition Everest. This park is great and well-designed. It feels much less rushed, and everyone really enjoys spending time there.

Fun Spot America is a long-established business here in Orlando, Florida that can appeal to both…read morethe tourists and those of us fortunate enough to call Orlando home. It is nostalgic coming here and a great place to bring kids. Think like an old-school carnival or fair that is here year-round and you are just scratching at the surface. I would definitely recommend here. Go check it out and indulge the inner child within you.

I recently brought two students here for a field trip and we had a good time overall!…read moreWe purchased tickets through Groupon for $62 (regular price is $69 for unlimited rides), which I think is a great deal considering how much they were able to do. I also liked that there's no entry fee for non-riders and you can purchase rides à la carte. I ended up paying $12 for a go-kart ride and LOVED it We got there around 12 PM and it wasn't crowded at all. The lines were super short, so the students were able to ride things 3-4 times with no problem, which made it even more worth it. One of the best deals was the all day dining pass (you have to buy it online). For $24, you get 2 meals and a snack, which is a steal compared to the regular menu prices. Our first stop was Cluckees where we had tenders, wings, and fries. The portions were HUGE and everything was tasty, especially the fries. None of us could even finish our food! For our snack, we grabbed ice cream. The kids loved it, but it wasn't my favorite. Later, we went back to Cluckees for a chicken sandwich and fries for dinner. This time it wasn't as good as earlier. Maybe a different cook or just an off moment. We didn't spend time in the arcade and stayed mostly outside. The park is a pretty decent size with plenty to do. Even as the day went on and traffic picked up, it never felt overly packed. The staff was friendly and very laid back, which added to the relaxed vibe of the day. Overall, it was a good experience. The kids really enjoyed it. I'd give it a 3.5. Btw I think there is a bee problem there. I saw bees flying around often. Not enough to ruin the experience, but I definitely noticed them.

Fantastic queue and outside area. Probably the best at Disney. Ride was fantastic even though the…read more3D was a little blurry. Maybe better if it wasn't a 3D show. Still a great upgrade from Soarin'!!

It really does transport you to the World of Avatar. The design and feel of it is stunning. Even…read morefor a person who hasn't seen any of the Avatar movies. I imagine this land to be all illuminated at night. That would be a sight to see. There's also a cool poké bowl restaurant here. It was my second choice, so we didn't get to dine there this time around. What's interesting is that the menu has boba balls as a topping. A cool little bubble bling with your bowl. It's definitely a place I want to try in the future. We did get to ride on Na'vi River Journey, but sadly didn't get to Avatar Flight of Passage. We started in Asia and ended in Pandora. The lines were too long by the time we got there in the afternoon time. I recommend getting a LL, or adding it to your early entry strategy. This is where many people were going after the rope drop. Hopefully we'll get to experience it next time. I wish we could have stayed here a little longer, but it was a long day for us. It will definitely be our first stop on our next visit.

The first thing we did when we entered Disney's Animal Kingdom was the Kilimanjaro Safari. The wait…read moretime in the morning was around 30 minutes, and the normal line was mostly in the shade, which was really helpful. Cathy was our tour guide during the Safaris, and she was friendly! She gave a great tour. The animals were active in the morning, so we saw most of them then. My toddler really loved the Safaris. It was a fantastic experience for both kids and adults.

We hit this as the first attraction of the day, and were able to see several animals doing their…read morethang, some, almost on queue. The lion was my favorite, the narration was a close second. It's not funny, like the jungle cruise. Guess the savannah isn't chock full of yuks like an Amazon River, but she had a calming voice. My mom had a calming voice, as she talked me off, to sleep. Her wake up voice, on the other hand, was a little grating. Fun fact: the Swahili word for "Lion" is "Simba"

For our friends birthday, we rented a Cabana for the day... and a cabana is the way to go!…read moreIncludes unlimited bottles Dasani water, Disney refillable cup, fresh towels all day, a safe to lock items in, and a personal concierge to order what ever you want. Hannah, our concierge, was the best. She made sure we never ran out of anything. Our cabana was right near a drink filling station, which was very convenient. It was also right next to an entrance to the lazy river, which was perfect. The water temperature was amazing. It was a pretty warm day and the water felt fantastic. In the afternoon, we ordered several platters, and one of them was the charcuterie spread. The Mickey had goat cheese was delicious. All the arrangements were fantastic. We also got the chicken fingers and the nacho bar which I forgot to take pictures of lol because we dug right in. Overall, when going with a group to the water parks, it is definitely worthwhile to all chip in and rent a cabana. 10/10 we would do this again.

Perfect day for the water park. It was warm day and the water was perfect…read more A lot of steps so be ready for them and to do leg day. There is a ski lift that takes you to the top but sometimes walking up can be easier. Plenty of seating in the shade and sun. Also, plenty of floats for the lazy river.