Walt Disney World Parks Information

October 31st, 2010 · No Comments

walt disney world parks information
Need some information about Walt Disney , Orlando ?

I am visiting this place for the first time and want to enjoy at the fullest in minimum time (2 days).
We have planned to see one of the Disney Park (which one I dont know) and Sea World on these two days. But not able to decide which tickets to buy , where to go. All the websites are showing so much of information and so many things that i am confused.
We just want to visit some nice Disney Amusement park with rides and fun , and on the second day visit Sea World. but unsure of what tickets to buy and from where to get good deals. Please help.
Just FYI I plan to be there on 30 & 31 July

If you’re only planning on spending one day at each park, the ticket buying should be easy….Disney: Get a one-day “magic your way” ticket for whatever Disney park you decide on, without the park-hopper, water park, or no expiration option. Those are $79 for an adult and $68 per child. I would buy the ticket from the Disney website or when you get there—there are a few legitimate discounts (like for AAA) but they are small. Most tickets with big discounts are really questionable, and you have a fair chance of getting ripped off.

A one-day Sea World ticket would be $68 and change, they are selling adult tickets for the normal kid’s price. If you have kids, pay for the full price ticket ($78) and you can purchase a kid’s ticket for $5. There is a link on the main page if you want to do that.

Which Disney park you want to visit is up to you—The Magic Kingdom is what most people think of when they think “Disney World.” It has Cinderella’s castle, the Dumbo ride, Pirates of the Caribbean, etc. The other parks are pretty much true to their name–Hollywood studios has movie-themed rides, the Animal Kingdom has animal themed rides, plus live animals. Epcot has two sections–one with rides, and one that has pavilions based on the nations of the world. Epcot is twice as big as the other parks, so you won’t even come close to seeing all of it in one day. If you’re okay with that, Epcot is just as good as the other parks.

Checking the hours of the parks might help

If you are getting confused, stick to one or two websites, like allears.net or the official Disney website. I know Disney is a huge complicated place and it can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be if you don’t endlessly google. Everyone has opinions on their favorite parks and rides, and a lot of places want to make money off the Disney name, so there’s a ton of crap on the internet.

I would work on deciding which Disney park, then ask more questions on it. Really, all the Disney parks are great, whichever one you decide you’ll have fun, so don’t stress yourself out.