I am excited to introduce Stephany, whose goal this year is to write 50 guest posts. I was happy to have her come and visit me over on my space, and when asked what I wanted her to write about, it was an easy choice: Travel. Stephany has compiled a list of her top 5 amusement parks in Florida, seeing that she is from Orlando. Without further ado, here is Stephany!
My Top Five Favorite Amusement Parks
Note:**I actually have not been to ANY of these yet!
Have you ever been to any of these parks? What is your favorite amusement park? What would be your "top 5 ____" where you live?
My Top Five Favorite Amusement Parks
There
are a lot of things I love about living in Florida, but one of my
favorite things is how close I am to Orlando and the plethora of
amusement parks that abound from there. It's easy to go for a weekend,
or even take a day trip up to a park, and Orlando remains one of my
favorite cities. There is always something to do and so much to choose
from! In honor of my love for all things theme parks, I wanted to create
a list of my top five favorites (and yes, everyone should visit each
one!):
My Top Five Favorite Amusement Parks:
5. Epcot - Epcot
is a foodie lover's dream. The park is lined with cuisines from around
the world. You can start off with a sauerkraut in Germany, move on to
tacos in Mexico, and finish with pastry in France. The absolute best
part of Epcot is the food, hands down - but there are other experiences
to be had. You can man a spaceship, "fly" over the Earth, and build your
own sports car (and see how it performs on the track!). If you love
food, this is one of the must-stop's in Orlando.
4. Magic Kingdom - Magic
Kingdom (or more commonly known as Disney World) is happiness on earth.
Even as an adult, I am filled with childlike glee every time I come to
this park. There is so much to do and see that it's impossible to get to
it all in one day. My favorite rides include Space Mountain (an indoor
roller coaster), Splash Mountain, and Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin
(an interactive ride where you score points and try to beat other
passengers). I also adore the Carousel of Progress, which showcases
changes in the way we live and technology throughout the years. It's
fascinating to me! I was able to watch my nephew (who was three at the
time) experience Disney World for the first time ever and it was magical.
3. Animal Kingdom - Animal
Kingdom is one of the newer theme parks, built in 1998 and it's easy to
see why it was the fourth most-visited theme park in the U.S. in 2011.
There's something for everyone at this park: thrilling rides, incredible
musicals, delicious food, and a safari ride that cannot be missed. It's
one of those parks that's impossible to get sick of!
2. Islands of Adventure - There
is so much to love about Islands of Adventure, not the least being it's
where the Wizarding World of Harry Potter is located. Although, I have
to be honest and say I have never actually been to the WWoHP. The last
time I went to Islands of Adventure, it had just opened so the wait to
even get into WWoHP was over 2 hours long. (And I had not yet read the
series, so it didn't hold much interest to me.) WWoHP aside, Islands of
Adventure has a lot to offer. They have my favorite roller coaster The Incredible Hulk,
a fun interactive Spiderman ride, and the you-will-get-wet Jurassic
Park River Adventure. It's more superhero and adventure-focused than any
of the other parks, which is probably why it's one of my favorites to
visit.
1. Sea World - As
a hardcore animal lover, Sea World is easily my favorite amusement park
in all of Orlando. The biggest attractions in Sea World are all the
different shows. You can experience the wonder of Shamu, the hilarity of
the sea lion show, or the excitement of the dolphin show. You can feed
sea lions and dolphins. You can see the penguin or shark exhibit. Or, if
you're up to it, you can try out a few of the rides like Kraken and
Manta. It's really a place that everyone can enjoy, kids and adults
alike.
An Orlando vacation is not really a relaxing
vacation, with all there is to do and see, but it is a fun one! It's
pretty much a given that you will have an enjoyable time - whether you
love roller coasters, fun shows, or delicious food. There is something
for everyone!
Note:**I actually have not been to ANY of these yet!
Have you ever been to any of these parks? What is your favorite amusement park? What would be your "top 5 ____" where you live?
I have only been to Epcot, which was fun. I think my favorite part might have been the fireworks at the end of the day. And it was fun to try different cuisine in the 'around the world' area. I have a hard time with crowds, so I don't very well with places like amusement parks because they just frustrate me!
ReplyDeleteI can't say I have a top 5 for Charlotte, yet... but for Minneapolis I'd say
1. Take a walk or run around Lake Calhoun or Harriet.
2. Go to the observation deck of the Guthrie. 3. Have a cucumber magaritas (or another fun flavor) at Masa, my favorite mexican place.
4. Have dinner Brasa, my favorite bbq place (the roasted pork is so good!).
5. Go to Wild Rumpus bookstore (cool kids bookstore) and out for ice cream at Sebastian Joe's.
Ha, most of my list involves eating. ;)
Yay! I've been following Stephany's goal of writing 50 guest posts. They're so much fun to read. I've only been to Florida once and we visited Epcot, Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom. Loved them. I loved Florida too and I think it's high time I plan another trip there!
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