Disney Rides Are Truly Magical!

[DisDad4Life]

I've been visiting WDW every year since 2005 with my DS, DD, DSIL and DDIL-soon-to-be. The IL kids love all the rides but for the first several years I couldn't coax my DS and DD to try Splash Mountain (they didn't think they'd like the drop), Rockin' Roller Coaster or Expedition Everest (not fans of the bigger coasters). A couple years ago DS finally gave them a try and loved them! Last August DD finally caved under the pressure and, yes, LOVED them!!

There truly is something special about Disney imagineering when it comes to their ride experiences. Anyone who is hesitant about these rides I say just give them a try. Chances are you'll love them too!

Just 10 more days until our next trip into the Magic!!!

Now if I can only get them to try the Tower of Terror...

 

[csmith041177]

Completely agree! I think it goes back to each Disney ride telling a story...and the imagineers do such a good job of that. Splash Mountain, for example, is so much more than the drop a the end.

 

[Freezing Maine Mama]

That is the difference with Disney, and regular amusement parks. it isn't just the rides. It is the whole experience, the themeing. You feel like you are in a different world. Universal is getting there, esp with Harry Potter world, but I don't think anyone can do it like Disney.

The time, thought and energy going into each ride and part of the park blows me away.

 

[grossmansr]

Yep. That's why I love Disney. There's not many amazing rides to take a 2 year old on at a regular amusement park or fair. Winnie the Pooh, Peter Pan, and POTC are enjoyable for all ages and completely unique.

 

[wiigirl]

Yep. That's why I love Disney. There's not many amazing rides to take a 2 year old on at a regular amusement park or fair. Winnie the Pooh, Peter Pan, and POTC are enjoyable for all ages and completely unique.