Disney world is a place where dreams come true. When I was a child, I got to visit Disney World every year. I stumble upon Main Street USA after Strolling through the magical gates. The theme of Main Street USA takes me back in time to the early 20th century small-town America, As I wander down Main Street, I can see a vintage barbershop, charming little shops, and an old-fashioned movie theatre. The end of Main Street USA is the center of the park Cinderella’s enchanting castle, and center of the park. I find pathways that lead to additional fairy-tale lands where fantasy becomes a reality.
On Liberty Square, I visited The Hall of Presidents to view a show featuring every American president, past and present, in a fascinating tribute. The next stop is not for the faint of heart and be aware …show more content…
It is part jungle, part tropical island and there is a desert oasis thrown in as well. I entered into Adventureland by crossing a wooden planked bridge. The walkways were narrow and congested. I walked by the Swiss Family Tree House. Adventureland had many various foreign lands that represent the jungles of Africa, Asia, and South America. I jumped aboard The Pirates of the Caribbean, Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse, and the Jungle Cruise, as well as the Magic Carpets of Aladdin. I had the chance to meet Peter Pan, Wendy, Captain Hook, Aladdin, Jasmine, Genie, Rafiki, Timon, Tinker Bell, and Goofy.
Follow the strums of the banjo music and the smell of the smoked turkey legs and it will lead you to the old-time wild west of Frontierland. I was enticed to see more of America’s pioneer homeland because of the crash of the cascading water of Splash Mountain and screams of the guests in the runaway trains of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. I crossed the Rivers of America to explore Tom Sawyers Island. Animal heads hung on the walls at Pecos Bill Café were daunting. I look around and see western themed souvenir
On Liberty Square, I visited The Hall of Presidents to view a show featuring every American president, past and present, in a fascinating tribute. The next stop is not for the faint of heart and be aware …show more content…
It is part jungle, part tropical island and there is a desert oasis thrown in as well. I entered into Adventureland by crossing a wooden planked bridge. The walkways were narrow and congested. I walked by the Swiss Family Tree House. Adventureland had many various foreign lands that represent the jungles of Africa, Asia, and South America. I jumped aboard The Pirates of the Caribbean, Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse, and the Jungle Cruise, as well as the Magic Carpets of Aladdin. I had the chance to meet Peter Pan, Wendy, Captain Hook, Aladdin, Jasmine, Genie, Rafiki, Timon, Tinker Bell, and Goofy.
Follow the strums of the banjo music and the smell of the smoked turkey legs and it will lead you to the old-time wild west of Frontierland. I was enticed to see more of America’s pioneer homeland because of the crash of the cascading water of Splash Mountain and screams of the guests in the runaway trains of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. I crossed the Rivers of America to explore Tom Sawyers Island. Animal heads hung on the walls at Pecos Bill Café were daunting. I look around and see western themed souvenir