Where is the best park to go to when in Disney world?

Question

Why should i go there?

Answer 1

It depends what you are wanting. I think that Magic Kingdom is classic Disney, but also tends to be more for younger kids. MGM is the movie studio, so most rides have to do with movies. It is a fun park, smaller, with more shows and things like that. Animal Kingdom is more for the animals, there arent' as many rides. Again, it is a good park for young kids. My choice is EPCOT. I think it is great for adults and older kids. Some of my favorite rides are there, like Mission Space and Test Track, you also have all the countries and things. I think EPCOT has some of the best food.

Answer 2

It depends on what you're looking for. There's four parks at Disney (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, MGM, and Animal Kingdom). Everyone has their personal opinion on which park is the best park.

First is Magic Kingdom, most people think of that park as a park for little kids. There you have the Cinderella Castle, It's a Small World, Dumbo's Flying Elephant, Jungle Cruise, The Haunted Mansion, and Pirates of the Caribbean.

The second park is Epcot which some people consider "educational" which has some truth but it is still a lot of fun. Epcot is home of Spaceship Earth which most people call the giant golfball. The rides there are Mission: Space, Test Track, Journey into Imagination, Soarin', and World Showcase which is a separate land that has representation of other countries like Mexico, Morocco, China, Japan, France, Canada, and more.

The third park is Disney-MGM Studios which is a movie type setting. the rides there are the Great Movie Ride, Tower of Terror, Star Tours, Indiana Jones Show and Rock n' Roller Coaster.

The fourth and final park is Animal Kingdom which has a great Safari to view great animals. The rides there include the brand new Expedition Everest, Kali River Rapids, Dinosaur, and more.

I hope this helps explain the parks so you can figure out which on is the best for you.

Answer 3

I think that the best park in WDW is Epcot, then followed by Magic Kingdom, Disney-MGM Studios, and Animal Kingdom.

There are some reasons...
For Epcot:
This is the place where educational things become fun! I love Mission: SPACE, Soarin' (my favorite), Test Track, Spaceship Earth, and Ellen's Energy Adventure. This is also the place where you can be a world traveler. And believe it or not, there are no rides that are copied to other Disney theme parks (except for Soarin').

For Magic Kingdom:
A truly Disney classic... Love the atmosphere and rides. Space Mountain, Big Thunder Moutain, and Splash Mountain. The three "Mountains" that I love. Here, you can travel from the past (Frontierland) to the future (Tomorrowland). But beware that a lot of rides are copied to overseas Disney theme parks (such as Tokyo Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, and Hong Kong Disneyland).

For Disney-MGM Studios:
Love the Rock 'n' Roll Coaster Starring Aerosmith and Tower of Terror. And it has the best shows in WDW (after Cirque du Soleil La Nouba) which is Fantasmic!

For Animal Kingdom:
Maybe a little bit educational, but love it!!! I like to see the animals at Kilimanjaro Safaris and also like to ride Expedition Everest (the newest attraction at AK). The newest theme park at WDW, even though the park closes earlier than other theme parks (usually at 5 p.m.).

But I still think that Epcot is the best one, although all theme parks at WDW are great!!!

Answer 4

It depends on a lot of things, but The Magic Kingdom is likely the best if I had to pick just one. It has the best mix of rides and other attractions to have a nice balance. It has something for everyone, and my wife and I just took our 2 and 5 year old daughters there over Christmas. We all loved it and spent two of our three parks days in the Magic Kingdom.

We also did the Animal Kingdom, because we all love animals. If you are more into the teen and adult attractions, I have heard MGM Studios is better, and EPCOT is more for adults, though they have reinvented it somewhat with more extreme rides like Test Track and Mission: Space.

Be advised, Blink182 doesn't have a clue and is mixing Magic Kingdom (space & thunder mountains) and EPCOT. They are the only two parks accessible from the Monorail, but they are not on te same admission ticket, unless you get the park hopper pass.

Answer 5

If you want to ride rides, Magic Kingdom would probably be the best. Plus, it's just classic Disney. Epcot is very educational and a lot of fun, too. On a hot day, don't forget to check out Typhoon Lagoon if you like water parks.

Answer 6

Epcot because it has both the Test Track and Space Mountain :) These are my fav rides in all of Disney World (oh, and Thunder Mountain) so that is where I would rather go if I could only pick one park.

Answer 7

That really depends on who you are and where your interests lie. Each park in WDW has different attractions that appeal to a variety of different people.

For the movie buffs and adventure seekers, MGM Studios is a must. Great for older teens, it has such rides as Tower of Terror and Rockin' Roller Coaster starring Aerosmith if you're interested in a thrill, and great shows such as Muppets 3D and Fantasmic! if you're looking for sit-down entertainment.

For adults and patient children, you have the more cultured Epcot, which features great dining, wonderful shopping (which is often focused entirely on the countries and not on Disney), and learning disguised as fun. Epcot also features rides, including small water-based attractions inside each pavillion such as Maelstrom in Norway and El Rio De Tiempo in Mexico, 3D movie attractions such as Honey I Shrunk the Audience, audio-animatronic rides such as Journey into Imagination, educational rides such as The Land and Universe of Energy (Starring Bill Nye and Ellen DeGeneris), and the newest feature Soarin' which takes you flying in a paraglider over the sights of California.

For younger kids and kids-at-heart, you have the Magic Kingdom. The Magic Kingdom is in itself divided into seven themed areas (Main Street, U.S.A., Adventureland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Fantasyland, Mickey's Toontown Fair, and Tomorrowland) whose attractions are too numerous to list here and can be viewed at the official website, http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/index This is the most varied park whose attractions can suit just about any person, ranging from kiddie rides like Dumbo the Flying Elephant to thrill rides like Space Mountain. If you're travelling with family, this is likely the best compromise of all the parks. It is, however, VERY Disney, so if you get overwhelmed easy, this isn't the park for you.

For a less in-your-face-Disney experience, you can visit the Animal Kingdom park, which features some rides such as Dinosaur (Audio-animatronic), Expidition Everest (A new roller coaster-type thrill ride.) and It's Tough to Be a Bug (3D sensory movie), as well as a "safari" and animal viewing areas. However, if you're travelling in a particularly hot time period (July, for example), you might not see as many animals as you'd hope for.

Each park also features a parade (or several, depepnding on the season) that is unique to the park, as well as unique nightly fireworks displays in both the Magic Kingdom and Epcot, so keep that in mind as well.

In my opinion, the best way to do WDW is, however, to go more than one day and purchase a Park Hopper ticket. They're not much more expensive than a egular one park ticket, and allow you the freedom of changing parks if the one you're in doesn't suit you.

Answer 8

The best park to go to is Epcot. You should go there because you can see a little bit about different countries in the world. You should also go there because of the fireworks at nite. The fireworks are awesome.

Answer 9

All the parks are amazing, for kids the favorite its Disneyland, and for adults Epcot center. Definitely its a magic place, very beautiful and where you would have a wonderful vacation.

Answer 10

Magic Kingdom because it has a mixture of everything and every kind of ride! Also it has all of the classics like pirates of the caribbean and the haunted mansion, etc.