Is Disney really magical?

Answer:
Most definitely, if you've been lucky enough to

witness a child at any of the Walt Disney parks then you will undoubtedly believe there is some strange and unique feeling in the air.

Disney World and the Disney theme parks are built specifically for children. There isn't much in terms of rides or attractions for adults. You find a lot of adults saying that they enjoyed Universal Studios or Busch Gardens more than they liked Disney. The reason for this is because Disney doesn't target adults or the parents. All they want to do is give children inspiration and create memories they can carry with them for the rest of their lives. You'll remember the colors and the feelings you got when you first witnessed a Disney parade or the first time you sat down in a rocket at Space Mountain.

There are dozens of theme parks through out the nation and they are all great but I think Disney is in a league of their own when it comes to entertaining children.

I'd recommend staying at one of the dozen or more Disney resorts. We've stayed at Coronado Springs and found they had some spectacular rooms, a huge swimming pool with creative slides and some nice dining options.

So maybe Magic Kingdom holds some magical powers. I personally think anything that can make a child smile from ear-to-ear is truly magical.


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