Since then, we’ve taken a look at Disney’s Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and most recently, Epcot. In our first installment, we focused on what you need to know about Walt Disney World overall-give that piece a read if you haven’t yet, as it covers the “big picture” facts about visiting The Most Magical Place on Earth. This guide is fifth in a series here at Theme Park Tourist to fulfill that need-sharing the basics to make the most of a Walt Disney World vacation. Our goal is to prepare you for what to expect, as well as help you avoid the snags that spoil too many potentially great vacations. Alternatively, maybe you’re a longtime fan who has friends and family wanting to go, and you wish there were some way you could quickly sum-up the key “need-to-knows” for an amazing Disney vacation. Maybe you’re planning your first Walt Disney World vacation, or it’s been a while since your last visit. It’s one of Disney’s finest achievements interweaving the majesty of the natural world with the wonder of the fantastical.
real, ancient, and imagined: a kingdom ruled by lions, dinosaurs, and dragons a kingdom of balance, harmony, and survival a kingdom we enter to share in the wonder, gaze at the beauty, thrill at the drama, and learn.”ĭisney’s Animal Kingdom is, in many ways, the gem of Walt Disney World-a place where guests can scale the peaks of the Himalayas, return to the era of the dinosaurs, soar on a banshee, and encounter some of the most beautiful animals on our planet up close. After Walt’s death, Disney took another crack at the idea after the opening of Walt Disney World with a small island animal preserve called Discovery Island, but this still didn’t fully fulfill the dream.ĭisney’s Animal Kingdom opened on Earth Day in 1998, described by CEO Michael Eisner as, “A kingdom of animals. Unfortunately, animals were deemed too unpredictable, and the concept was converted into the Jungle Cruise instead. In his original dream for Disneyland, Walt Disney wanted guests to have the opportunity to get up close to animals in an immersive setting-not a simple zoo but a surreal overlap between the real world and the animal kingdom. Disney’s Animal Kingdom might be Walt Disney World’s most beautiful park…
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