Well if you are from California and have been to disney land dont spend time in the magic kingdom the rides here are better


I spent a week at disney world and I still didnt get enough Epcot.

I would recomend Epcot -> Magic Kingdom (If you havent been to disney land) -> All of the side atraactions and stuff -> MGM -> The Waterparks -> Animal Kingdon

Ditch all the parks and stay at MGM. Be sure to budget enough time to ride Rockin' Roller Coaster many many many times.... MGM has the greatest number of attractions, but the water rides in Animal Kingdom are vicious in their own right.

Ditch all the parks and go sightseeing around the general area, you will have more fun and spend less money. Seriously, I was able to count the things I enjoyed in all the parks on one hand.

Ok, that wasn't a very helpful thing to say. Try the Universal Studios area instead, or at least as well as the Disney bit. Seaworld's not too bad either.


I'm not evil, I'm morally challenged

Universal Studios > MGM studios

Its a small, small world.

two words space mountain

i agree with what alpha said. go to universal studios (especially islands of adventure) i had much more fun there and there was a lot more to see even in that general area then at the disney world areas. but i suppose it's too late as this topic was posted yesterday

I once went to EuroDisney and it was so phoney and dull that I determined never to waste any of my money on Disney products ever again. I could imagine that having my fingernails extracted would be marginally less painful than the banal sugar-coated horror that is Disney.

The best is Epcot but everything else is great to.

@moon moth, you too?

Indeed. Any lingering doubts that I had that Disney Corporation's motives might be anything other than parting me from as much of my cash as possible were dispelled even before the final parade down "Main Street, USA" had finished by Disney sturmtruppen driving all us poor punters out as hastily as possible.

Maybe the Disney experience is better in America, but based on the dismal self-congratulatory unoriginal charade that is Eurodisney, I'm loth to even attempt to find out. Parc Asterix that we visited a few days later was much more enjoyable, with more exciting rides but less "in your face" extortionate merchandising. We also went to France-Miniature which my family was absolutely delightful, and we'd definitely go again. I also recommend Smurf Parc, not so much for the quality of it's rides and facilities but for the hilarious surreality of being completely surrounded by Smurfs!

I will readily admit that I'm not a Disney fan, although of course I love the classic cartoons and films from the era when Walt himself had creative control.