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mrquackers · 12-21-2003, 04:43 PM

Just stumbled across this...

Disney World: The old favorites are still the best: Haunted Mansion, Country Bear Jamboree, etc. Space Mountain is probably a bit too intense for the kids. And there's a new space simulator that supposedly recreates zero-g, though some people have gotten sick on it. (Personally, I can't wait to try it!) 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is gone now, though. In its place is a meet and greet area where you can get your picture taken with the characters.

Epcot: Haven't been there for years, so can't offer much advice. Sorry.

MGM Hollywood Studios: My favorite part of the park, but it's more targeted toward adults. If you and your wife get a day to play, be sure to try the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and Aerosmith Rock & Roller coaster. The later is the best roller coaster I've ever been on.

Animal Kingdom: Skip it. A rare flub by the Disney studio.

Hope this helps.

12-21-2003, 04:43 PM	#6 (permalink)
mrquackers Exhausted Location: Northeastern US - please send help!	Just stumbled across this... Disney World: The old favorites are still the best: Haunted Mansion, Country Bear Jamboree, etc. Space Mountain is probably a bit too intense for the kids. And there's a new space simulator that supposedly recreates zero-g, though some people have gotten sick on it. (Personally, I can't wait to try it!) 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is gone now, though. In its place is a meet and greet area where you can get your picture taken with the characters. Epcot: Haven't been there for years, so can't offer much advice. Sorry. MGM Hollywood Studios: My favorite part of the park, but it's more targeted toward adults. If you and your wife get a day to play, be sure to try the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and Aerosmith Rock & Roller coaster. The later is the best roller coaster I've ever been on. Animal Kingdom: Skip it. A rare flub by the Disney studio. Hope this helps. __________________ "If you're walking on thin ice, you may as well go ahead and dance."