Out of all the famous places in the world, the place that I
want to visit the most is the Walt Disney Resort World, or as it is more
commonly and informally known, Disney World. It is located in Lake Buena Vista, Florida and it sits on
30, 080 acres of land. It houses four theme parks, two water parks, twenty-four
themed resorts, two spas, five golf courses and other recreational venues. The
theme parks of this most- visited entertainment resort are Epcot, Disney’s
Animal Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and of course, the most popular of
all, Magic Kingdom. The parks that appeal the most to me are Magic Kingdom and
Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Magic Kingdom is what seems to be (as the say) the most magical place on
Earth. From Cinderella’s Castle to the Haunted Mansion and to rides like
Pirates of the Caribbean and Space Mountain, every single aspect of the park,
in its own whimsical way, fills you up with the excitement and joy like that of
a child on their birthday. The elaborate architecture and detailing of all its
sets, buildings and rides are unbelievably stunning. Peter Pan’s Flight, for
example, is a ride where guests board a colourful galleon and begin a high-
flying adventure; passing through many scenes from the Disney film, Peter Pan. As it journeys through the
night-time sky from the Darling children’s’ nursery to Neverland (where Peter
Pan is in a swashbuckling duel with Captain Hook amongst fiery volcanoes and
sparkling waterfalls), the genuine feeling of sailing through the sky overwhelms
you.
Besides
the rides and glorious architecture of the Magic Kingdom, the live shows that
they have such as spirited parades and fireworks extravaganzas are
unforgettable. One of the most mesmerizing parades held would be the Main
Street Electrical Parade. This parade starts off with Tinker Bell lighting the
way with a wave of her wand. Then, half a million shimmering lights of the
floats which are synchronized perfectly to a soundtrack light up and create a
magical musical spectacle. Another enchanting sight would be the lighting of
Cinderella’s Castle. This takes place during Christmas season and the sequence
of the lighting makes it appear as though magic is coating the castle with a
glittering, icy layer.
The next
park which I am also highly eager to visit would be the Disney’s Hollywood
Studios. Movie magic truly does come alive at the theme park with all its
vibrancy of an actual movie set. The atmosphere and settings of its locations
can legitimately make you fell as though you were transported into a film. One
of the theme park’s areas (Echo Lake) includes attractions from movies like
Star Wars and Indiana Jones. The only ride out of said attractions would be
Star Tours: The Adventure Continues. This is a 3D, motion- simulated space
flight that launches guests into a galaxy far, far away. This ‘flight’ has over
50 combinations which allows you to experience a unique adventure almost every
time. For example, the flight which begins with C-3PO and R2- D2 taking off can
lead to anywhere from the Death Star where you might encounter Darth Vader to
the desert planet of Tatooine, Luke Skywalker’s home. Another well- known ride from this theme park is the
Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.
This
theme park offers parades, live stunt shows and many attractions that give you
an idea on animation and how special effects in films are done, take the Magic
of Disney Animation and the Studios Backlot Tour respectively. The Indiana
Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular! Is a live stunt performance with blazing special
effects to demonstrate movie-making magic. The storyline revolves around the
first Indiana Jones film, Raiders of the Lost Ark and it involves a few
supporting characters too. As for parades, the most exclusive one would be the
Star Wars character parade, which only occurs during Star Wars Weekends which
normally takes place between late May and early June. There is also a Festival of
the Lion King which involves intricately crafted costumes, pageantry and
puppetry flooding the stage like a dazzling kaleidoscope of colours in the most
joyous way possible.
The
general air of joy and serenity yet excitement that surrounds theme parks which
fills you up with uncontainable happiness is why I chose Walt Disney Resort
World as the place that I would visit, if I ever had the chance. And also, of
course, because it is really is the most magical place on Earth.
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