At least once in your life you have to had gone to Disney World, and if you haven't I suggest taking the kid inside of you over there. It really is a sight to see and the feeling can't be explained. Disney World is not like Six Flags or Coney Island, it really is magical. Now you can make fun all you want, but till you go there and experience it for yourself you won't really know. I've only been to Disney World, and hopefully someday I'll be able to go to Disneyland. For the moment I'm content with going to Florida, plus it's a shorter plane ride from New York.
The very first time I went to Disney World I was about 8 or 9 years old. It wasn't my first trip our of New York, because I've been to Indonesia a couple of times prior to my Florida trip. We went in April during Spring Break because this trip was my birthday present and I was so excited about it. I wanted to go on all of the rides and meet all the characters. That was my personal goal. So the day came when we finally went to Disney World and I was just amazed at everything. Seeing the castle, going to Minnie Mouse's house I absolutely loved every single minute of it. Even now as an adult I love Disney World and there's just no better place to have fun and feel like a kid. The only sad part is now everything is so expensive so you can't enjoy it as if you were a kid.
My favorite ride is actually one of the baby rides. I love going on it's a Small World. Even though they play just that one song, everyone looks so happy when you go through the ride. I remember seeing babies crying cause they were scared, but I love all the scenes that they have on the ride. Now even writing about it I'm starting to sing the song in my head. I've been to Disney World a couple of times now, and till now every time I go there I have to go on this ride. Getting on the little boat and just going through all the different scenes. It feels like I've been on it a hundred times and whenever I go I'm still amazed at everything I see. There's no better feeling then remembering your childhood and that first time you did something. That's how I feel each and every time I've been on this ride. Now I can enjoy with my younger siblings, and it just makes me happy. My favorite scenes are the one with Winnie the Pooh in it. Last time I went to Disney World I finally got a picture with him. The little kid inside of me was jumping for joy after that.
It's so hard to catch the characters sometimes, but at least now it's more organized. There's a line, people wait their turn. Back then (which feels like 100 years ago) a character came out and you just surrounded them trying to take a picture. So kudos to Disney World for being more organized nowadays.
There really is no better place then Disney World to feel like a kid.
