What park is most challenging for you to navigate?

[PSUTraveler]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who has had difficulty finding things at DHS. I wandered in circles for a good 20 minutes the last time I was there trying to find various attractions. Granted I was by myself and I had last been there 12 or 13 years ago but still...

That being said, my local amusement park is way more confusing and has a terrible layout, but I worked there for 3 years so things have been burned into my memory.

 

[Zippa D Doodah]

I could navigate all four parks blindfolded. But I am pained the most by getting around at Epcot. It seems inevitable that I will find myself at least once out in the far reaches of WS when I really need/want to be over toward FW. It is clear to me how to navigate it, but a pain to do so

 

[artemis4]

DHS. It just doesn't make spatial sense to me.

 

[slo]

Definitely AK for us.
I'm not a fan of this park to begin with (sorry AK lovers)

 

[Maleficent Dragon]

AK simply because it is so spread out and you have to walk 18 miles between each attraction. (yes, that was sarcasm)

 

[Maleficent Dragon]

DHS. It just doesn't make spatial sense to me.

It is not a challenge for me to navigate, but I would agree that they did not make a good use of space.

 

[Disneylover99]

The only park I can navigate perfectly without a map is MK. Every other park screws me up a bit.

 

[Jeannie in NJ]

I am excellent at reading maps but without a map, I have no sense of direction. My daughter cannot read a map but she has the best sense of direction and memory for getting places. Even as a young child, she was my "little navigator". We could drive somewhere once and not go again for a long time and she would know exactly how to get there while I have trouble getting somewhere even if I was just there a week ago. So between the 2 of us, we never get lost at the parks (mostly due to her sense of direction tho).

 

[GaSleepingBeautyFan]

Hollywood Studios for sure. I always get turned around there.

I helped a Japanese family find their way out of Streets of America once - their little girl was crying, the parents were obviously frazzled and trying to read their Japanese map. I walked up, asked if I could help and the only English word the Dad said was out. But I figured it out and walked them up to the American Idol area and showed them the way to leave. The Mom gave me a hug.

I had just gotten lost back in there myself and figured out how to leave so I figured I'd help them since I discovered the way out. LOL

 

[Xennia]

None. I'm a pro. Hahaha