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Descriptive Essay On Walt Disney World

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Tyler Crickenberger Professor McCrary EN130-D: Rhetoric and Composition 4 November 2014 Walt Disney World Walt Disney world opened in 1972 and has since grown into multiple theme parks including Magic kingdom, Hollywood Studios and Animal kingdom. Each year millions of families come to Orlando, Florida to visit the place where dreams come true, Walt Disney World. Magic Kingdom was the first theme park to open at Walt DIsney World. Magic Kingdom includes unique attraction like Space Mountain, Thunder Mountain and Splash Mountain. Those are the top thrill rides at this park, other rides for families and young children are Dumbo, Winnie The Pooh, and Peter Pan. This park also contains entertainment for the entire family throughout the entire …show more content…

All of the rides are animal themed past and present like the Dinosaur ride which transport you back in the Jurassic period where you come face to face with a T-Rex. Also other animal themed rides include Expedition Everest where you are on a journey to find the mythical creature called the Yeti, guests may also take a safari ride Kilimanjaro Safari ride to see the lions, elephants, rhinos and even hippos. Their are african themed musical performers throughout the park, you can also see a live show based from the Lion King where the kids get to interact with the performs and be apart of the show, and their is a show called Flights of Wonder where exoitic birds soar and do tricks right in front of your eyes. Also you can meet animal characters from disney movies like Rafiki, Baloo and King Louie. Animal Kingdom offers many dining options including the Rainforest Cafe which is a rainforest, animal themed restaurant. Another restaurant called Restaurantosaurus which is a dinosaur themed restaurant, and the Yak and Yeti restaurant serving african cuisine. Walt Disney World has grown over the past 42 years of its existence and has expanded into more themed parks, such as the Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, and Animal kingdom. Each of these new theme parks are unique in their own way, for example Magic Kingdom has Cinderellas Castle, Hollywood Studios has

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