WHERE TO BEGIN ILL TRY TO BE BRIEF FIRST OFF IF YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN TO DISNEY THEN YOU MUST PLAN EVERYDAY IN ADVANCE AND ALSO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE ON THE BEST FOOTWEAR POSSIBLE AS YOU WILL BE WALKING FOR MILES.TWO WEEKS IS NOT LONG ENOUGH TO VISIT THIS VAST PLACE.THERE IS PLENTY OF SHUTTLE BUSES THAT TRANSPORT YOU FROM PARK TO PARK.THE SHOWS ARE A MUST SO PLAN THEM ALL IN,THE RIDES ARE GREAT,THE WET ONES ARE THE BEST.FOOD IN THE PARKS IS MORE EXPENSIVE AND NOT THAT NICE ALSO MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE PLENTY OF WATER AS IT IS VERY HOT.THE QUEUES CAN BE MASIVE FOR THE RIDES SO TRY AND GET FASTPASSES OR GO AS A LONE RIDER IT IS ALOT QUICKER.THIS IS A REALLY TIRING PLACE TO VISIT AS YOU ONLY MANAGE TO GET 4HOURS SLRRP A NIGHT BEFORE ITS TIME TO START AGAIN BUT IT IS ALL WORTH IT IN THE END…

Excellent, brilliant, fantastic, amazing. What more can I say?

We had a great few days going around Disney. The kids had a great time. Yes you have to queue unless you get Fastpasses (recommend) but them again, you have to queue virtually in all theme parks. Longest we had to wait was 20 minutes that was without a fastpass.

You will enjoy and adults! You will become kids again

absolutely amazing exellent

I’ve got to admit my family enjoyed Universal Studios more than Disney but it was still somewhere I would urge everyone to go at least once in their lifetime!
It is vast and you do need to do a lot of walking and queueing, although the fastpass does help a bit with this.
The scenery is amazing and the whole place is spotlessly clean.The staff that we spoke to were great,the weather was fantastic in October but the food wasn’t up to much!
They do have some great rides with Pirates of the Caribbean, Splash Mountain and Testtrack being some of our favourites.
The Disney waterparks were really good too with the the the wave at Typhoon Lagoon being a big favourite with my 10 year old son.All in all I think there is something for everyone at Disney but I do think it’s more magical for the younger members of the family, my 7 year old daughter preferred the thrills of Universal and Wet n Wild to that of Disney aswell bur there’s no denying it is done brilliantly and for the slightly less adventurous it’s fab! The processions and firework displays are also amazing!!

This is an amazing place to go. Any family could go there and guaranteed a fantastic holiday more than words can describe.

I’ve been lucky enough to have been on several trips starting from when I was 5 years old, and now I’m taking my own kids. I’ve amazing, and yeah, truely magical memories from my first visit. I loved the characters, the rides (tea cups still being a favourite even now). Worth saving up for as it is the most wonderful place even for old sinics. You’ll be humming those parade tunes for weeks after. You can’t take enough photos and a nice, and not so expensive memento is an autograph book signed by the characters you meet on your stay.
Going out of peak season’s always a good idea though you can still expect to wait a while for the big rides. Showers keep you cool as you do. The parks are vast and so get as many days here as you can - you’ve come all that way, the last thing you want to do is rush it. Ideally 2, better 3.

the best holiday ever wish i could go every year

Excellent

Walt disney world is the best place in the world . Ive been there
twice and going again in october we tend to do the disney parks 2 parks in two days we space the two days out in the week that we go for. the best park for me is magic kingdom because the rides are ace the food is great the staff are friendly its simply the best

Fantastic, my son would like to live there. It’s great for the whole family and we cannot wait to go back !

It is a brilliant place to visit as there is so much to see and do. It caters for both the young and not so young

Always something to do, for all ages. Disneyworld certainly isn’t just for the kids.

Personally I wouldn’t recommend taking young kids who are too small to walk. The parks are enormous, and very hard work with a stroller. They’re also hard work for any child under about 8 years old (obviously that will vary with the child).

I’d recommend getting (and reading) the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World. The advice will prepare any novices for the experience