I mean, okay, I realize it's run by this huge Disney machine. There are so many arguments one could make "against Disney." I get t... [show more]

I mean, okay, I realize it's run by this huge Disney machine. There are so many arguments one could make "against Disney." I get that. It's crowded, it can be extremely hot, and it's expensive. But, what did you think the Happiest Place on Earth would be like? It's not Nature, it's not Completely Okay, but it is Happy. And the best thing about going when you're not six is that you can buy foods when you start to get cranky (in EPCOT, you can buy foods from various simulated "countries"). It's also a weird and mysterious place (underground staff corridors, "IS Walt Disney buried in Cindella's castle?"). And there are RIDES: exciting rides, restful rides, rides that smell exactly like The World of Energy and nothing else, rides where you learn things about "the future" and hydroponic farming, one where you ride a Viking ship into Norway's past... Weird automated dolls. Music. A huge zoo. An enormous water park. The Country Bear Jamboree. Fireworks. Lasers. Fountains. It's such an American fantasy.
I freakin' love Disney World. Why would you not want to go, is my question. Do you not believe in FUN?! Where would you rather go, Butchart Gardens?
It is really expensive, though. Like any once-in-a-lifetime experience. Like Butchart Gardens, actually. [show less]

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So well designed.

You'll find it over the archway when entering the park. That's one hell of a mission statement. You won't find that at Six Flags.

Going to an amusement park is one thing, but going to Disney World is an experience all its own. Part zoo, part cultural center, p... [show more]

Going to an amusement park is one thing, but going to Disney World is an experience all its own. Part zoo, part cultural center, part movie studio, and pure imagination, there is SO MUCH to do at Disney. You can spend a week there without ever leaving the park and still not experience everything it has to offer. Go to another park and ride rides if the rides are the only part of the experience that appeals to you, but for something more all-around stimulating for all ages, go to Disney World. (I cannot speak for Disneyland, because I have never been there.) [show less]

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The parks are demonstrations of a great deal of imagination, creativity, and work. I say it's very entertaining to witness. One ... [show more]

The parks are demonstrations of a great deal of imagination, creativity, and work. I say it's very entertaining to witness. One could call it "art". [show less]

I went there as a child, when I still "believed" and for me, it will always be a magical place.

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The person who thnks there is no good reason to go to Disney has obviously not been there. Walt Inspired millions, and millions... [show more]

The person who thnks there is no good reason to go to Disney has obviously not been there.

Walt Inspired millions, and millions

oh yeah he also inspired more millions

Even to this day!!

Thanks Walt for making life enjoyable!!!!!!!!!!! [show less]

any different from santa claus? its something good, wholesome, your inner child can still feel nostaligic for .. it brings ... [show more]

any different from santa claus?

its something good, wholesome, your inner child can still feel nostaligic for ..

it brings you to a place which is hard to find anymore ...

(and for only 1500$ a day for a family of 4!) [show less]

For two adults to visit. But if you do not have kids _keep_away_ from the Magic Kingdom.