Top 20 rides, attractions, and foods in Disney World 2024 and Best Disney World Park

throwing it in the trash, hey, it's TR and welcome or welcome back to my channel. I recently took a 3 day trip to Disney World at the end of February

2024

and thought I would share my 20 things you must do in all four

park

s, so if you think it will be interesting or useful, continue watching now a short disclaimer . I was lucky enough to visit Disney World with my friend who is a cast member, which drastically helps save costs, so I highly recommend making a friend who works there or making one of your friends work there. We were able to go to the

park

all 3 days, but we didn't buy the Genie Plus pass because it's not transferable like it is at Anaheim Disneyland in California Adventure, so in no particular order, here are the top 20.

Things that my daughter and I enjoyed or did during our visit and that, if we do again, we should do again. I'll share my number one favorite park of the four and I think you'll be able to guess which one it is as we go. Check out this list, but without further delay, let's start this top 20 list with some

attractions

at Magic Kingdom. My favorite ride was the Tron ride. I am around 30 years old and I am a little affected by dizziness and although I felt a little. Sick after the ride, it was very fast and fun and definitely worth it.

My advice is to start spamming the virtual queue at 6:58 AM. m. and I hope you get it. You can also try again at 12:58 p.m. m. before 1:00 p.m. The virtual queue when you open the ride feels like a Tesla takes off and just goes fast so it's just that initial burst of speed and then it kind of calms down and you go through the ride and it's a lot of fun, these next ones are also at Disneyland the increase in resistance, these next three are like trackless

attractions

, they are like the newer style ones, so we increased the resistance of Hollywood Studios, how did you do it?

This was a lot of fun from start to finish because when you kind of become the prisoner the cast members are actually kind of mean to you they treat you like a prisoner and it's a fun adventure there's a little fall but you can guess where it is and prepare for it in Hollywood too. In the studios there is Mickey and Min Runway Railway, this is really cute and in the initial waiting room there is an amazing part that is part of the story and during the ride there are many different parts and it is very entertaining at Epcot there is Remy's ride .

Aventura is really cute and fun, it's a 3D ride and there was only one part that made me a little nauseous, but the rest was really fun and cute, and also a ride in Epcot the Frozen Ever After, uh. some key moments from the first Frozen movie and a bit of excitement with the giant Sim chasing you, but it's decorated and done very well with the animatronics, like the newer animatronics, the music and all the decorations, if you're enjoying it. This list please subscribe and share as it helps my little channel so I can create more useful content like this.

The next section contains more attractions for you to see or not ride at Epcot. I think that's our number one thing. at Epcot it was the Moana-inspired Journey of the Water. This is an educational tour. Adventure about the water cycle but with an additional element of magic, as if the ocean chose you. There are multiple stations where you can manipulate the water. My daughter made this twice and she wanted to do it. Do it a third time, but it was getting cold and late, so I had to say no. Also at Epcot there is a Mitsukoshi store that if you like Japanese culture and Japanese pop culture you should visit.

They had so many cute gaming products and anime characters. like Kirby Super Mario San Rio Studio ji stuff uh ggu kaen spy family and others I'm sure and on the other side of the store they also have more Japanese cultural stuff with clothing accessories and then another section for snacks throughout Epcot there is something called kid cradle that, if you have kids, each country has a card and sticker that you can collect and a cute Ziploc bag to store them all. In Japan and Morocco they will write a phonetic version of your name in Japanese and Arabic, so it's kind of a cool souvenir to have and completely free.

The back of each card also has a picture that your child can color there. They have tables with bookmarks or you can save them for later. At Animal Kingdom they also have their version of a sticker book. The kids are called Wilderness Explorers and there are several stations around the park for kids to do an activity, learn about an animal, ask questions if they have any and the cast members were very patient, even with my son who sometimes asked Many questions. There were a few stations though, so we only made it through a third. I think we don't really spend a lot of time in the park, but if you spend a whole day there and you have kids, this is a great activity for them too at Animal Kingdom, this is, I guess, a ride, it's the Kilero Safaris ride and You get on a bus and they take you around their reserve, I guess to see the different animals and we also got to see their new baby elephant that I saw.

I didn't get any pictures of it, it was fun and really cute, and now back at Epcot they have a practically full size aquarium, uh, after the Finding Nemo ride and if you don't want to ride the Finding Nemo ride, too you can get it. to the aquarium in the back there is also a brochure to go to the aquarium there are many animals to see there we stopped to see the manatees as we had never seen any up close before and we were able to catch them feeding the great gray There is also a talk about turtles with Crush at Disneyland, but we didn't do it last time.

I'm glad I did it this time because it's actually very fun and entertaining for adults and adults alike. the kids talk to the guy in front, from this side he looks like a dark blue shell on top of a white shell, to be honest I didn't like the imaginary ride at Epcot, however after the imaginary ride I'm sure you can get it. on the other hand and don't do the walk, I think it's called picture works, but there is an area that is like a museum for children where there are many areas to interact, it is very fun, my last two in this section are programs as well We saw all three, but my favorite of the two was definitely Fantasmic at Hollywood Studios.

It was actually a little boring at first because I thought it was going to be a lot of animation like water spraying, but then I got more actors to play some of the biggest Disney classics and I'm also very happy to see Mulan in he. I was able to represent and return to Epcot for their new show. Bright. In my opinion, this is more of an adult show. I'm not saying it's inappropriate for children. My six still really enjoyed it, it's more of a story and it's not like a Disney story but more of a life story with songs and some of them are from Disney movies and some of them aren't or they're like a coincidence. of them and there are fireworks and illuminated dancing water, I guess there are no animated images, so it's a little more abstract in that sense.

In this last section of my favorites, I'm going to talk about some of my favorite

foods

. At Disney World in Epcot in the Germany area there was this Gingerbread Salted Caramel Butter Cookie Sandwich and unfortunately I haven't tried too many Disney treats but this is an all time favorite among all the cookies I have eaten. In my life, the light flavor of the gingerbread, caramel, and gooey cookie work really well together and surprisingly, it wasn't too sweet. We also got this Snicker doodle candy cookie that I ate later when I got back home, but that one.

It was sickeningly sweet. I wouldn't recommend that one in Canada at the soft drink port. I bought the seasonal beer which at the end of February this year 20124 was a bab beer from the raspberry shop. It wasn't too sour, not too sweet, not too beer-like, um since then. I'm not really a beer connoisseur or anything but I really enjoyed this too in Canada, at the soda port, we bought poutine to try, it was a little too salty with the sauce but still very good and the cheeses curs were good now in Animal. Kingdom at the Flame Tree BBQ I think this was the

best

meal I had during the trip the half chicken was moist at least the thigh and leg I had um it was smoky and fun and it wasn't too bad for 1379 the baked beans were good and KLA was Co, but you did get some vegetables, right?

My friend ordered the ribs and chicken combo, and the ribs were also tender and tender and not at all dry at Hollywood Studios. We ate at Wood's lunchbox and got the brisket here which was amazing. and I bought the dairy version, which is still good even with a weird, sticky dairy-free cheese texture. The brisket was moist and flavorful and even better with added barbecue sauce. Their tomato soup was also very tasty and filling, by the way, if you have food allergies. or restrictions if you scroll down in the my Disney app you can select whatever restriction or L that you need and it will show you the options that are available for that so those were my top 20 of the four parks and I did that.

I want to have some honorable mentions, so the Pandora

world

of Avatar was great, it was beautiful during the day, but we couldn't see it at night, which I heard is amazing with the bioluminosity and the plants, but we couldn't. If you can, you should definitely check it out and the life show Finding Nemo is also a lot of fun. It's called Big Blue World. I think it's like a musical. I enjoyed it but wouldn't need to go back. Has a little. I'll probably be lucky so I'm sure you'll be able to tell which park I prefer based on how many of my favorites were there, but if you're planning a trip to Disney World and can only make it to One Park due to time or budget constraints I feel like Epcot is my number one choice.

There's a good balance between good food, good attractions, shows and things for kids, so it's perfect. The park suits everyone, for a family or an adults-only trip. The decorations and theme are too. done very well and there are live performances or demos in each country quite often so that concludes my list but I love listening to your list, have you been before? Is there anything you recommend people do or haven't been? Whatever you're really looking forward to and helping surprise you while you're there, let me know in the comments below. Thank you for spending some of your time with me and I hope you found it useful or entertaining.

See you at the next one.