Kids can live their dream of becoming a pirate at Disney.
The Swiss Family Treehouse should give dad some ideas.
Everest at Animal Kingdom fills the skyline. Why settle for the world when you can also travel to outer
space and deep into the ocean? Mission: SPACE will fulfill your desires of becoming an astronaut, and marine lovers can interact with Crush and find Nemo as they learn about the sea and its magnificent creatures. New! Disney Springs
Te newly opened Disney Springs offers visitors a water- side strolling experience. It is a metropolis bubbling with restaurants, a variety of theatres and entertainment ven- ues and, of course, shopping. Specialty restaurants offering cuisine from around the world, and other unique dining experiences such as the T-Rex Cafe, filled with life-size animatronic dinosaurs in a prehistoric setting, are sure to satisfy. You can catch a Cirque du Soleil show or stop in
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The riverboat cruise at Disney is a throwback to yesteryear.
at House of Blues among other locals that offer live enter- tainment. AMC Disney Springs offers 24 separate theatres, 18 with stadium seating and six others that offer dine-in menus. Artisans fill the street. Te shopping! Well, there is something for everyone. From cigar stores to the Lego store, a Star Wars Galactic Outpost and United World Soc- cer store along with several specialty shops selling jewellery, shaving, athletics, hats and more. And, of course, it wouldn’t be a Disney location without a 100,000-square-foot indoor interactive theme park, Disney Quest. Te Disney Quest Emporium store, located on the lower level, is filled with all the memorabilia you want. With all this and more, Disney lives up to its name as the happiest place on earth.
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