Theme Parks

Disney's BoardWalk is nestled on glimmering Crescent Lake. This quarter-mile strip is modeled after places like Coney Island and Atlantic City during the early 20th century. It features unique...

Disney legend claims there was once a freak snow storm in Florida. Blizzard Beach was turned into a ski resort, but the snow started melting before long. An alligator saved the day by sliding down...

Disney legend claims that 56-acre Typhoon Lagoon was created during a terrible storm. Now surfboards can be found sitting atop trees, roofs, and mountains. There's even the Miss Tilly shrimp boat,...

Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow (EPCOT) is divided in two sections: Future World and the World Showcase. Both sections have plenty to offer Disney guests. You'll get the most out of...

Animal Kingdom is dedicated to protecting animals and their habitats. This 500-acre Disney World theme park features more than 1,700 animals and 250 species. It's is the largest park of its kind...

Hollywood Studios looks like a giant movie set from the 1940s. The attractions are all based on popular movies and TV shows, from American Idol to Indiana Jones. You'll have to plan ahead for the...

Magic Kingdom is the epicenter of Walt Disney World. Main Street U.S.A. leads to the enchanting Cinderella Castle. From that point, you can follow six different paths. They lead to Adventureland,...

Disney World is home to more than 100 uniquely themed restaurants. Most of them are booked months in advance, so three months before visiting, you should find the restaurants that best suit your...