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1. raynbeau

   September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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   MGM Studios
   Animal Kingdom
   and the other one that’s not Epcot…i can’t remember the name or it

2. kelcey

   September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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   every part of disneyland!!

3. Chad

   September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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   Disneyland(CA) or Disneyworld(FL)?

4. sarge927

   September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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   Sounds like you’re talking about Walt Disney World near Orlando, not Disneyland in Anaheim. If kids are your motivation, the Magic Kingdom ranks top on the list. Since you’re only doing three parks, you may want to pass on EPCOT. That park is really geared more toward adults. Your children would probably find World Showcase very boring since it’s mostly shops and restaurants, and Future World can be fun but my niece and nephew have compared it to going to a museum. Disney-MGM Studios and Animal Kingdom have a lot more kid-friendly attractions.

5. sierra-dawn L

   September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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   you should definetly do magic kingdom and mgm and maybe a water park

6. azred33

   September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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   Disneyland: The Buzz Light Year ride to great fun, Story Book Classics is good too, Its a small world,Tiki Birds- it’s a really puppet like show, Jungle Cruise,Swiss Family Island, Steam Boat Ride, Haunted House-it isnt that scary( I promise).

7. skittles

   September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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   umm…if its walt disney world. try to go to the magic kingdom and mgm. but if its disney land every place there is kool.

   i love both plaes tho!!!

8. Brady Rules

   September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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   The top 3 parks that I would suggest are Animal Kingdom, Magic Kingdom and MGM Studios.

9. Taylor G

   September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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   are they dare devils if so mgm the car one the elevator and epcot if not the main one the castle and all the rides there

10. Happy Knitter

    September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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    Dude do you know how much it cost to go to disneyworld 4 flights from Boise Id to Florida and tickets and hotel cost 2500+ you have to be out of your freakin mind to pay that much, I just go to the Fair
    and ride the Fireball over and over.

11. sleepylilme

    September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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    Good for you for taking your kids to the mecca of all theme parks! They will have the best time. It really depends on your kids which 3 parks out of the 4 are best. EPCOT has some interesting stuff for kids if they enjoying learning about history, technology and human progress on planet earth…better for older elementary aged kids or adolescents, though young children like the aquarium aspect and Nemo additions in the Living Seas (an area in Future World inside Epcot). EPCOT is more about learning and less about riding rides, as it doesn’t have many rides, though there are a few good ones (Test Track, Mission: SPACE, the new addition of Soarin’, first created at Disneyland). World Showcase (another area inside EPCOT) is a lotta walking, not much to do or see for kids, though some of the outdoor entertainment is neat (like the acrobats in China, and the Taiko drummers in Japan, and the Mariachis in Mexico). They also have a night time show, Illuminations which is pretty cool, over the lagoon.

    Magic Kingdom is the BEST for children of all ages, it has the most rides and shows, parades and fireworks, and character interaction; it is what most kids think of when they think "Disney". You can’t go wrong with any attraction in the MK…you and your kids will love them all!

    Animal Kingdom is part zoo/conservation awareness education and part theme park. It has some good attractions, the best being Kilimanjaro Safaris (be sure to go in the early morning when the animals are more lively) and the "Its Tough to Be a Bug" 3D show. Expedition Everest is supposed to be great too. Try to see Tarzan, you’ll be glad you spent $2500 on this vacation when you do. Wooo, he looks like the real deal, loincloth and all….(musing to self…) Oh yeah, what was I talking about..??

    MGM Studios is fun; the whole Hollywood atmosphere. Don’t miss Voyage of the Little Mermaid (an indoor show), MuppetVision 3D, the Great Movie Ride and Star Tours. Brave kids may also take on the Tower of Terror and the Rock ‘n Roller Coaster (my personal favorite!)

    To be honest, you may want to budget more time at the Magic Kingdom as it has far more to do and see than any of the other parks. (In my opinion, Animal Kingdom and MGM Studios have the least to do. But you can check it out for yourself on the disneyworld.com website) Beware– you are going at one of, if not THE busiest time of the year, and lines will be long. You may want to look at the disneyworld.com site and explore the virtual maps they have there, and talk about what you’d most like to do with your kids (you can check out each ride there as well) so you can have a plan of your own "must-see"s before you go.

    Good luck and have fun!

12. Michelle

    September 4th, 2010 at 5:55 am

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    No matter where you go, be sure to ask when you first get on a ride (or in a line) about the parent swap program and what to do. Most parks have this now. If a parent has to stay back to watch the other kids who can’t or won’t ride a ride, after the other parent gets off the ride, the waiting parent gets one the ride asap, bypassing the lines (they usually have you go in the exit). It’s an awesome program that saves a lot of time and does not leave one parent out. Have fun!