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EPCOT
20 Delightful Facts about Epcot’s Future World
Epcot is Walt Disney World’s second of four theme parks. It opened October 1, 1982 and is dedicated to “edutainment”, or education combined with entertainment. Epcot is divided into 2 parts. In the front is Future World, which has attractions and shows that emphasize technology, history and science. Across the lake is World Showcase, feat
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10) See Wishes Nighttime Spectacular and Cinderella's Castle. Now you have just enough time to redo a favorite ride (or two) and grab a funnel cake before the fireworks; then, pick a viewing spot, munch on your snack, and relish the final experience! And before you leave, don't forget to go inside the Castle; you'll get to admire the gorg
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9) Return to Adventureland. The entire Magic Kingdom seems more invigorating at night, but there is a special ambiance in Adventureland after the sun has gone down–especially if you're going on rides like Pirates of the Caribbean or outdoor rides like Splash Mountain! Once you've gotten some nighttime excitement, slow down with the
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8) Dine in the park. This meal is one that you should reserve in advance! By eating within the park at Tony's Town Square Restaurant, you won't have to worry about any additional travel time (and the food certainly won't disappoint). Eat slowly and regroup for your night!
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7) Visit Fantasyland. The Magic Kingdom is not only filled with classic rides; it is also chock-full of classic Disney magic, and where better to find that than in Fantasyland? Attractions like The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh offer traditional whimsy for everyone, while the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and The Barnstormer offer exhilara
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6) Travel to Tomorrowland. Since you've just eaten, it might be best to avoid roller coasters; instead, go for Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress and the Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor in Tomorrowland. After you've had some sedentary fun, it's time to add some intergalactic excitement with Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin and Space Mountain
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5) Finish the early afternoon in Frontierland. Ah, the afternoon. The perfect time to nap and loiter; but not today, Disney-goer! That's what everyone else is going to feel like doing; you, however, got to sleep in longer than they did–and you've spent most of the hotter hours doing sheltered rides and shows. So while your compatrio
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4) Immerse yourself in Adventureland. There are lots of fun attractions in this section, so make sure you stop for a snack and some water before jumping in. Begin with the Swiss Family Treehouse; you'll get to experience a very unique ‘classic' attraction, and you'll be privy to a wonderful view of the area's layout! Now that you've
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3) Begin on the left side of the park. This is one of the hotter times of day, so you should focus on indoor rides to stay out of the sun–and many of those rides are in this half of the Magic Kingdom! Start with The Haunted Mansion, to give you a friendly little jolt after your restful morning. Next, relax again with Mickey's Philh
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2) Eat breakfast at your leisure. Now that you've gotten yourself some resort time, grab yourself a hearty breakfast (or brunch, depending on how late you slept in). You're heading out to conquer an entire Kingdom, so you should definitely have some extra fuel; if you're on a diet, remember that Disney offers plenty of healthier options.
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