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  • Sep- 2017 -
    2 September
    Under the vibrant "Dino-Rama" sign, colorful dinosaur sculptures welcome guests, hinting at Josh D'Amaro's envisioned Dinoland retheme. Visitors stroll along the bright pathway as a partly cloudy evening sky enhances the lively atmosphere.

    Top 10 Experiences You Should Have At Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom

    8. Travel Back in Time While the Dinoland section is mostly geared towards young children, the attraction, Dinosaur, was not built for the faint of heart. On this exciting dark ride, you will board a time travelling machine that will take you back to prehistoric times. The ride will be pleasant enough, assuming you survive the meteor showers and carnivores. No worries though, no passengers have ev

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  • 2 September
    King Louie and Baloo

    Top 10 Experiences You Should Have At Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom

    7. Meet Your Favorite Characters Since Animal Kingdom is not as traditional as the other parks, many guests don’t realize that there are several Disney characters to snap photos with. (Luckily, this means these character lines are usually short!) Dug and Russel, Pocahontas, and Baloo are just some of the many available heroes. Enjoy the longer character interactions and don’t forget to pull out th

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  • 2 September
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    Top 10 Experiences You Should Have At Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom

    6. Feast EPCOT is often hailed as being the foodie destination, but some Animal Kingdom offerings are serious competition. Enjoy a delicious teriyaki beef bowl at the Yak and Yeti, or try dining at the elegant Tiffins restaurant. Personally, I’d recommend the Tusker House buffet to any hungry visitors. This delicious spread includes everything from daring cuisine to safe comfort foods. Plus, Micke

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  • 2 September
    A friendly park ranger, decked out in uniform and badges, greets guests with a smile by the lush Adventureland greenery and rustic wooden fence.

    Top 10 Experiences You Should Have At Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom

    5. Become an Official Wilderness Explorer! If you have any aspiring explorers in your party, you might want to stop by one of the many Wilderness Explorer stations! Inspired by Russel’s favorite organization, kids of all ages can stop by these booths to participate in activities and earn their very own merit badges. Managing to be both educational and fun, the cast members at these booths will ins

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  • 2 September
    Lion King Sign

    Top 10 Experiences You Should Have At Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom

    4. Catch a Show Despite the shaded areas, Animal Kingdom’s temperature tends to be on the humid side. Luckily, there are many professional shows you can watch, and most are in air-conditioned theaters! Check out the incredible birds in “Flights of Wonder” or watch the acrobats sail through the air in “The Festival of the Lion King”. Specifically, I’d strongly encourage all guests to make time for

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  • 2 September
    Harambe Drummers

    Top 10 Experiences You Should Have At Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom

    3. Dance Parties! The bustling Harambe Market often has musicians, singers, and dancers who are eager to perform, and (even more so) are hoping you’ll join in on the celebration! Leave your inhibitions behind if you happen to be walking by when a spontaneous line dance has broken out. After all, you’re on vacation.

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  • 2 September
    Valley Of Mo'ara

    Top 10 Experiences You Should Have At Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom

    2. Travel to Another Planet Inspired by James Cameron’s blockbuster film, Avatar, the new Pandora section of AK is more spectacular than anyone could have imagined. From the unbelievable floating mountains to the bioluminescent plant life, the details are meant to be sipped like a glass of Napoleon Brandy. Guests can be awed by the Na’avi River Journey boat ride, but the area’s crowning achievemen

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  • 2 September
    A group of people are riding a yellow and black roller coaster with expressions of excitement and joy. The coaster is pictured on an incline with the track curving in the background. Trees and a sunny sky can be seen behind the track.

    Walt Disney World for Rookies: What to Know Before You Go

    4. Single Riding All the Way If you are jonesing for the rides and find yourself without a Disney Fast Pass, a way to make the lines more endurable is to simply hop in the single riders line. Disney World, while unbelievably magical is still at its base element a theme park, therefore theme parks can have ridiculous lines. Fret not, Mouseketeers, this can be conquered.  Though the sign may read “W

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  • 2 September
    Mickey Mouse And Toddler

    Walt Disney World for Rookies: What to Know Before You Go

    3. Friends With Character  One the best parts of a Disney trip is the character Meet and Greets. Meeting Disney characters is not like meeting your average mascot, far from it. All the characters, fur and face, behave exactly like you would imagine they would. Pluto is playful, Goofy is funny, and Mary Poppins is practically perfect in every way. The face characters naturally are the most interact

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  • 2 September
    Vibrant Disney-themed mugs, irresistible park snacks, and sweet treats arranged in a magical Main Street gift shop, all glowing under the cozy golden lights that capture the enchantment of a Disney theme park experience.

    Walt Disney World for Rookies: What to Know Before You Go

    2. A Little Something Extra It goes without saying that for a Disney trip you will need some extra cash: money needed for souvenirs, tee shirts, food, et cetera. I’m speaking from experience when I say whatever amount you are thinking of bringing, double it. There are park goers that pack their own lunches, buy small trinkets, and try to save any way they can, and that’s totally fine. However, the

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