What makes Walt Disney World Magical?

by Dad

Inquiring minds want to know

Inquiring minds want to know

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What makes Walt Disney World Magical?


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What makes Walt Disney World Magical?

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May 04, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Magical everything!
by: Kim

I completely agree with Christina. It's been magical place for me up through my adult years. You get a feeling when you enter the parks of happiness, that everything is right with the world.

Now that I am a mom, I get to experience double the magic, not only how I feel but seeing how it makes my daughter feel. I love when you walk into the park you are completely shut off from the outside world.. you can't even see or hear the buses letting people off outside. I love standing on the outside of the Magic Kingdom knowing that they have designed it in such a way that you can't see Cinderella's castle until you pass under the railroad station.

What can I say, it really is the happiest place on earth and I can't wait to go back in August!
May 03, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		It's everything and more.
by: Christina R.

What makes Disney so magical is, well, everything. In no other place in the world, definitely not another generic theme park, is every single detail so meticulously planned. I'm reading so many books about the hidden magic of Disney, and all of the little hidden mickeys, like the way they only come out when the sun hits it in just the right spot, it's just so perfect. Every ride is wonderful and unique in its own way. I don't remember what I was watching, but they were interviewing one of the imagineers and they pointed out because Walt did not start with the typical theme park idea (rollercoaster, bumper cars, ferris wheel, etc.), he succeeded immediately by setting himself apart from everyone else. And it's true. California Adventure, which did more or less start off with those rides, still needs plenty of money pumped into it to keep popular while the others just usher the guests in.

Disney World is truly a world on its own. You escape all the outside troubles and leave everything you thought you knew behind. Belief in 6 feet tall mice is suspended. You know adults line up as much as kids do for autographs. Everyone wants a balloon. Can you ask for much more than that?

Disney World welcomes everyone of all shapes, sizes, and walks of life and they all love it. How many parks go out of their way to make seats especially for the handicapped on the rides? Or plus sized "Pooh sized" guests? Walt wanted to make a park that everyone, yes, EVERYONE could enjoy at the same time and he succeeded with flying colors.
May 02, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		smiles
by: G's Mom

What makes Disney World special to me is how my family and I seem to just smile from start of the day till the end. Moments that make us realize to stop and smell the roses (or Boardwalk bakery)! Thanks dad for all you do. Love the site!

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