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At Disney, each ride has a unique story and each story has its own memories, all of which have once carried the dream of "fairy tales" in our hearts. From vivid cartoon characters to majestic castles, from immersive classic movies to imaginative future worlds, even the smallest details are delicately crafted and vividly brought to life. For those who love travel and still hold onto their childhood wonder, why not take your family and friends and experience the charm and beauty of the world-renowned kingdom of fairy tales on your holiday?
Universal Orlando, located in Orlando, is a world-renowned theme park with a variety of thrilling rides, impressive live shows, and unique fairytale architecture. Each attraction perfectly matches a classic movie, and even the queueing process is unique thanks to the recreated movie scenes and clips. The theme park is divided into three areas: Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, and Volcano Bay, and we recommend visitors to spend at least two days to fully explore them.
The most popular amusement parks, which are loved by children, are usually visited by families with children. There are many projects suitable for children to play with, most of which are not too exciting. There are many shops that attract children's toys, hats, and cartoon characters to take photos with, and they are basically waiting in line. The evening parade and fireworks are very exciting. Disney's management is well-organized, and the service is enthusiastic and thoughtful. It's great!
Epcot is one of the most relaxing theme parks in Disney World. While its land size and number of attractions are smaller compared to "Magic Kingdom," it may be more suitable for those who don't want to wait in lines and deal with crowds of tourists. The park is mainly divided into two major areas: "Future World" and "World Showcase." In "Future World," you can experience unique rides that take you through the future world. In "World Showcase," you can explore the architecture and culture of 11 countries and taste their food. Additionally, there is a spectacular fireworks show at Epcot the night before major holidays. Some notable attractions include: Soaring, which takes you on a scenic view of the west coast of the United States; Mission Space, which simulates a strong feeling of weightlessness; World Showcase, showcasing the landscapes and cultures of 11 countries; Test Track, a challenging and thrilling driving test; and Spaceship Earth, a time-traveling ride that explores the history of different civilizations around the world. Whether you want to experience futuristic technology or explore different cultures, Epcot is a great choice.
Located across from Universal Studios, the Adventure Island theme park vividly recreates heroic characters from classic movies, myths, cartoons, and operas. Brave visitors will experience many thrilling games and visually stunning performances. The newly built Harry Potter Wizarding World last year was especially exciting. For adventure-seeking tourists, why not come and accept the various challenges from Adventure Island? Key project recommendations include The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man, Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls, Jurassic Park River Adventure, The High in the Sky Seuss Trolley Train Ride, The Incredible Hulk Coaster, and Doctor Doom's Fear Fall. Among them, the Spider-Man journey is particularly attractive, combining realism and excitement, and is one of the most popular projects in the park. For non-roller coaster enthusiasts, don't miss Doctor Doom's Fear Fall, which lets you experience a weightless feeling of vertical descent at a height of 50 meters.
The Harry Potter Wizarding World is located in the northwestern corner of Adventure Island, featuring three main attractions and various specialty shops that authentically recreate classic scenes from the Harry Potter movies. Upon entering the main gates, visitors are greeted by Hogsmeade Village, including the entrance to the Dragon Challenge roller coaster. Walking north through Hogsmeade Village, visitors will find Hogwarts School and the Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ride, while the Flight of the Hippogriff coaster is located nearby. The recommended attraction is Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey, which combines high-tech lighting, projection, sound effects, and seat movement to transport visitors into the magical world. Hogsmeade is a place for visitors to rest, dine, and shop, with Three Boomsticks pub and Honeydukes candy store being popular destinations. Other specialty shops include Zonkos joke shop and Devish and Banges store. Finally, visitors shouldn't miss Owl Post in the postal section and Filch's Emporium of Confiscated Goods that caters to Harry Potter fans.
Aquatica is definitely the best place in Orlando to enjoy marine animals, and the most special thing is the specially designed tube to observe dolphins, although it's a bit thrilling due to its high speed.
Busch Gardens combines traditional amusement park and zoo elements in an organic way, with animals, horse-drawn carriages, flowers, grass, Santa Claus, Christmas choirs, and the show on ice being the most worthwhile to watch.
SeaWorld Orlando is the world's second largest ocean-themed park, offering lively and entertaining marine animal performances for visitors. Aquatica Park is a unique water park located on a beautiful island where visitors can stroll along the beach or get up close with cute animal friends. The Pacific Point Preserve in the park is home to sea lions and seals, and comprises 2.5 acres of natural environments that emulate the features of the Pacific Coast. Visitors who want to see the grandeur of sharks can go to the "Shark Encounter" world, with a 60-foot-long shark tunnel that lets visitors be surrounded by these marine animals. Furthermore, SeaWorld Orlando also has more than 200 penguins belonging to six different species; visitors can take a stroll on a moving walkway to observe these adorable animals in a world of extreme ice, which is very interesting. Visitors can even enjoy food with animal trainers at the killer whale pool.
Kennedy Space Center
If you are a space enthusiast, then don't miss the Kennedy Space Center. Built in July 1962, it is an important location for NASA to conduct various space tests, equipment development and launches, as well as an important site for popularizing space knowledge. Several aerospace museums recount the milestones of space technology development; two IMAX cinemas take you on an unprecedented space journey; a two-hour car tour reveals the mysteries of science centers such as the Apollo-Saturn V Center and the International Space Station. This will certainly be a fulfilling and enjoyable trip.
