Happiness is infectious at Walt Disney World.
Children adore meeting their favourite Disney friends. Parades aren’t just parades at Disney. Tey are an experi-
ence. Te floats, the characters, the music is perfectly or- chestrated magic. Tere is always something worth staying for past sunset even if it is just to catch a glimpse of the castle lit up in all of its glory.
Animal Kingdom If you’ve ever dreamed of going on a safari with the kids,
Animal Kingdom is the place to go. Now open in the eve- ning, you can enjoy seeing those lackadaisical beasts that sleep through most of the daytime hours. Te Kilimanjaro Safari is an interesting opportunity to see creatures such as lions, elephants, rhinoceroses, birds and other exotic ani- mals. Te termite mounds are stunning, though you won’t find any real termites here. If it weren’t for the signs on the vehicle, you might believe you are in Africa. At night the Tree of Life comes alive and is truly a site to behold, even more impressive than it is during the day. Te best
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part? Bring a camera, and you will have amazing photos to treasure. Animal Kingdom is a fantastic park for children to learn
more about animals, and the petting zoo is a great place to stop and see goats, lambs and more. But there is so much more to Animal Kingdom than just the animals. Visit the base of Everest where you can climb it, Disney-style on the high-flying rollercoaster Expedition Everest, if you dare. Don’t leave without a dinner break at the Rainforest
Cafe. It offers the perfect touch for dining in such a neat locale. If you’ve never eaten at this restaurant, be prepared for magnificent beasts to join you. From huge boa con- strictors hanging from the trees over tables to the roar- ing of lions, the laughter of monkeys and trumpeting of elephants, a walk around while waiting for your meal will entertain you with sights you’d never expect from a res- taurant.
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