Itineraries For Walt Disney World: Disney’s Animal Kingdom

The author & her family arriving at Disney's Animal Kingdom

If you love animals you and your family will love Disney's Animal Kingdom. This place is part zoo and part amusement park, but it is all fun!

The author & her family acting silly outside of the Dinosaur area of Disney's Animal Kingdom

Start off the day with going to Dinoland U.S.A for the ride Dinosaur. This ride is a great ride for people who like/love dinosaurs. Be cautious for some jump-scares but this is still a great ride.

The author & her family after they survived the Dinosaur ride at Disney's Animal Kingdom

Next go to Chester & Hester’s Dino-Rama for some fun unexpected drops and turns while spinning.

Head over to Asia for Kali River Rapids. Note that you will get wet, but it feels nice on a hot Florida day.

Expedition Everest, the coolest ride in all of the Walt Disney World parks according to the author.

Be sure to go to Expedition Everest. This is a great ride for the thrill seekers like me. P.S. this is my favorite ride at Walt Disney World! 

Finding Nemo: The Musical was a fantastic show!

Take time to watch Finding Nemo: The Musical. It's like seeing a mini Broadway musical. My family and I loved it!

The author with her family on safari

Beautiful real live giraffes on safari 

The author with her big brothers at the end of the safari

Make your Fastpass for Kilimanjaro Safaris in Africa to see all the animals. My grandparents have been on safari in Africa twice, but they said this was a really great tour for being in Florida! 

Definitely go to Festival of the Lion King. This is a show. With The Lion King movie out this summer, it's a classic show to enjoy while at Disney's Animal Kingdom. 

The author and her family in front of Disney's Animal Kingdom's Tree of Life

Then head over to The Tree Of Life for It’s Tough To Be A Bug! This program gave my mom and me the creeps, but it was informative and funny.

Head over to Pandora-The World Of Avatar for Avatar Flight Of Passage and Na’vi River Journey. Note: get a Fastpass for both of these rides. They are very popular but that's because they are really very cool!

End the night with Let There Be...Night Light! for a great night show.

Thank you for joining me all summer as I wrote about different World Disney World itineraries. 

Rosie 187 is almost 10 years old and will be starting 4th grade this week. She is an excellent swimmer, a green belt in karate, a Junior Girl Scout, a daughter, a sister, a granddaughter, and a beloved student by all of her teachers. Math is her favorite subject in school. She enjoys swimming, drawing, playing dolls, and experimenting with fashion and makeup. Rosie 187 recently got her ears pierced! Rosie thanks everyone for reading her five blogs about Walt Disney World parks. She hopes to work there one day.

Itineraries for Walt Disney World: Disney’s Hollywood Studios

The author with her family at Disney's Hollywood Studios Park

This park is great for people who love movies. But anyone will love this park because there is so much to do. 

The author & her family waiting for the Lightning McQueen Racing Academy to begin.

I recommend starting off with going to Lightning McQueen’s Racing Academy because it’s nice for the little ones. Actually, even my dad loved it!

Next, for those who love going fast, make sure to go to Rock’n Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith because it is a great ride in the dark!

The author eating at the Brown Derby restaurant with Grandpa & Grandma

My favorite place to have lunch is The Brown Derby. You never know who you’re going to see in there. We came across the Mayor who handed us a one-hundred-dollar bill with his picture on it! He was very friendly, funny, and a great part of the lunch! The food was great, too!

Don’t miss the Voyage of The Little Mermaid. It’s a neat show with a live Ariel who sang. It was really cool!

Spend time at Walt Disney Presents. It is about Walt Disney. I had read a biography about Walt Disney on my way down to Florida. This place was great to see pictures and learn more about him.

Head over to Slinky Dog Dash, it’s a little kid roller coaster for those who are too young or scared of the Rock ‘n Roller Coaster. Definitely get a Fastpass.

A glimpse of Toy Storyland

While there, go to Toy Storyland. Going to Toy Story Mania is a must! It’s a great ride, one that I never get tired of going on.

The author's mom belting out "Let it Go" during A Frozen Sing Along Celebration

For The First Time In Forever: A Frozen Sing Along Celebration is the greatest thing in the world because it’s Frozen! I sang along with the characters and I loved the fake snow!

The author's dad chosen as an extra in Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular!

The Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular is one of the oldest shows at Hollywood Studios, and is still a great show! My dad has been an extra twice! Each time it is a little different.

A lot of Star Wars characters at Disney's Hollywood Studios

Star Tours The Adventures Continues is a 3-D awesome ride. You don’t have to be a Star Wars fan to be a fan of this ride!

Make sure to visit Muppet*Vision 3-D. This makes parents, grandparents, and kids all laugh!

For thrill-seekers go to The Twilight Zone Tower Of Terror. My family never lets me go because they are all a bunch of scaredy-cats!

Waiting for Fantasmic to start. Get your seats early!

Be sure to stay until the end of the night for the show Fantasmic! It is my favorite show out of the four parks and is so much more than just fireworks.

The author & her family eating ice cream

Rosie 187 is almost 10 years old and will be starting 4th grade in September. She is an excellent swimmer, a green belt in karate, a Junior Girl Scout, a daughter, a sister, a granddaughter, and a beloved student by all of her teachers. Math is her favorite subject in school. She enjoys swimming, drawing, playing dolls, and experimenting with fashion and makeup. Rosie 187 recently got her ears pierced! Rosie plans to write about Disney's Animal Kingdom next!

An Itinerary For Walt Disney World: Magic Kingdom By: Rosie 187

A few months ago over Spring Break I was at Disney World in Florida. It was my third time there. At night I would read the BIRNBAUM'S 2019 Walt Disney World tourist book. I love Disney World. I can't wait to go back!

If you're planning a trip to Walt Disney World in the next year or two here is my suggestion for an itinerary for the Magic Kingdom. 

The author at the Magic Kingdom

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  Make your way to Liberty Square to see The Hall Of Presidents and while at Liberty Square watch The Muppets Present . . . Great Moments In American History. Make time for the Liberty Belle River Boat, it's a great way to see the park from the water.

The author with her two big brothers.

The author with her family on the Liberty Belle.

• Make reservations months ahead to eat lunch at The Crystal Place for some cool pictures and autographs with the Winnie the Poo Family.
• If you don’t have a little kid  make your way to The Haunted Mansion. It's too scary for young children. At least it is for me!
• To avoid long lines, while everyone is watching the Festival of Fantasy Parade, go on some of the Fantasyland rides like Peter Pan's Flight, Adventures of Winnie the Poo, It’s a Small World and more.

The author with her big brother ML 187 &
Elena of Avalor.

The entire 187 family with Cinderella.

The author with her mom, grandma, & dad on the Merry-go-round .

  Then go to Adventureland for the Pirates of the Caribbean and the Jungle Cruise rides. The Swiss Family Treehouse is a nice walk.

The author with her big brother GS 187 on the Jungle Cruise.

• Spend time in Tommorowland for Space Mountain for some dark fun. For those who love this ride, the lines are shorter for single riders. The Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin is fun for those Toy Story fans. Monsters, Inc Laugh Floor is funny and a great way to stay inside out of the hot sun of Florida or the rain! Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress is an original so you have to go! Last, it's great to relax on the Peoplemover. 

The author with her family in Tomorrowland.

The author on the Buzz Lightyear  ride with her dad.

The author relaxing with her grandma on the Peoplemover.

• In FrontierLand try to Fast Pass The Big Thunder Mountain or as  I call it THE WILDEST RIDE IN THE WILDERNESS. Then go to the Country Bear Jamboree for some fun Country music!
• Then cool off with a Zipedy Doo Daa Day At Splash Mountain!

Big Thunder Mountain

The author with her grandma and a Country Jamboree bear.

This is my Itinerary for Magic Kingdom, I hope you like it !

Rosie 187 with a
Country Jamboree bear.

Rosie 187 is almost 10 years old and will be starting 4th grade in September. She is an excellent swimmer, a green belt in karate, a Junior Girl Scout, a daughter, a sister, a granddaughter, and a beloved student by all of her teachers. Math is her favorite subject in school. She enjoys swimming, drawing, playing dolls, and experimenting with fashion and makeup. Soon Rosie 187 will be getting her ears pierced! Rosie plans to write about EPCOT next!