What to Do on a Disney Theme Park Vacation

Are you excited about your upcoming Disney theme park vacation? You may have a vague idea of what you're going to be doing (namely partying with Mickey and Goofy) but not yet realize the full Disney experience. First realize that a Disney theme park vacation refers to a stay at the Walt Disney World Resort, the largest resort in the world. The physical location is in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, a few short miles south of Orlando.

The Walt Disney World Resort is made up of four main entities: Magic Kingdom Park, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park. Along with these major features, there are also two water parks, the Downtown Disney shopping and entertainment complex, the Disney Boardwalk and numerous Disney and non-Disney owned hotels. The Magic Kingdom, which was the first region to be built, is typically the most appealing of the four major theme parks for young children. Epcot is considered a bit more educational, with a greater emphasis on culture and technology. Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom also focus on their respective subject matter.

The Disney theme park vacation wouldn't be complete without visiting the water parks, Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach. Disney Boardwalk is a great place for enjoying fine dining and nightlife while Downtown Disney is a shopping district with arcades and movie theaters as well as restaurants. Whether you are coming to Disney for the sake of the kids or are looking to fulfill your own childhood fantasy, there is plenty to see and do within Walt Disney World Resort!

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