Visit Disney World - 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about The Magic Kingdom
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Heading to the Magic Kingdom for some family fun? Or perhaps just for some time with friends? Disney World is a fantastic experience, but it can be stressful as well. Here we go through the 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Visiting the Magic Kingdom.
filmed in Florida.
Hates:
#1. It is not a cheap trip
#2. The Crowds and Lines
#3. The Tourists
#4. The Commercialization
#5. The Daunting Task of Planning for your visit
But Disney Does a lot to help with these (see in the video)
The Loves:
#1. The Disney Experience
#2. It is fun for all ages
#3. The variety of entertainment
#4. The service (the magic in the magic kingdom comes from the people working there)
#5. The technology available to help make your visit even more magical.
Copyright Mark Wolters 2014
This video is not supported, sponsored, OK'ed or anything by Disney. Wolters World is in no way affiliated with the Mouse House, but they did have a fantastic time at the Magic Kingdom and the cast members were awesome!
We always brought sandwiches to the park when my family had the annual pass. It saves soooooo much money!
happiest guy on earth!! :)
thank you ;)
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I'm going in 27 days with my best friend for a week. Haven't been in 6 years and I'm so excited!!
Thank you for making these videos; all of your videos are incredibly helpful. Seriously, the information that you are providing makes people's trips so much easier.
I'm going in 25 days ! And I'm so excited!! I haven't been there in 4 years and can't wait! Love the video!!!
You're wonderful! Thanks for doing these vids! :):)
you are very welcome. Thank you for watching and enjoying. It means the world to us! We have the best viewers :)
I'm going in 2 days! So excited!!!!
That bird is pretty damn funny
Loved this vlog! And I love your positivity - YES! Gotta plan for that magic to truly enjoy it ;)
Going off on number four... you can find the exact souvenirs at the gift shops outside of the parks for way cheaper! I do it every time. You can't miss the shops.. they have giant sculptures on top of them.
I've never been to The Magic Kingdom, but WOW this looks fun!
very informative, thanks for sharing
I'm going on Thursday with a friend! we're staying at the campground near the park. this video Really helped me because I don't know what to expect as its my first time. Thank you!!!
Very helpful. Thanks
We go all the time and when our kids were little we told them to look for whatever gift they wanted and remember it and we'd buy it on our way out from Disney Springs. I'd also recommend not over planning it. We've seen guests completely break down because their schedule is thrown off because of delays or other such issues. When we go, as veterans of Disney World, is to plan the big items but to go and just have fun. Especially as our kids got older, we'd just tell them where to meet us and we'd let them go to do whatever they wanted. They had cell phones if there was an issue, but they felt comfortable in the parks that we didn't have much of an issue at all. We'd meet up for group rides or meals and in general just had a lot of fun!
going on thursday i cant wait
Aw I miss Disney! I love it there. Definitely the happiest place on earth ;) but you are right about the tourists.
Especially since it's tourists from all over the world so there's sometimes cultural clashes between certain groups of people just because we don't all do it the same! It's just how it is.
It is a fun experience. I liked better this time than when I went as a kid as it was August when I went last time :) March... much better :)
Mark! Great video. I loved it! Oh yes, your wife is so pretty you lucky guy! I was born in Whittier when Walt was building Disneyland and used to go to Disneyland a lot while growing up. Then when I was about 8 we moved to Oklahoma. But then in 1971 I started making Walt Disney World trips! Yes you nailed about everything but Walt Disney was always about sponsorships of rides and stores. That is where the money used to come from to keep the doors open as the tickets in the day was not bad, now the tickets are bad for one day but my average is about 60 per day because when I go, I go for the full 7-10 day experience! Again, great job on the video. Thank you for your time and both your pretty smiles while you were in the Parks.
i am going in 8 days and i am so excited.i am watching a whole bunch of videos about diney and this one is very helpful
Have a great time!
+woltersworld thank you!
Thanx for posting,this will help my stepson navigate thru the magic kingdom with his family.
goropeza101 glad we can help. it was a good time for sure. just prepare you wallet ;)
Actually you should do your fast passes in the morning because you can schedule 3 more right after you finish your first ones
Such a positive video!
7:24 just made me smile :D
I'm going this December for my birthday, I can't wait! I'm honestly so obsessed with Disney and I haven't even been to the magic kingdom since I was 3!
+ZoLexa it's a fun time. All the best on your visit!
Great info! I wish I was traveling overseas somewhere..
It's a small world after all....Oh no anything but that! That song drove me nuts on that ride. Splash mountain is the bomb. It is true the earlier you go the better because the locals have season passes and when it gets hot it gets packed and also certain Europeans are not early risers. This is also true of Bush Gardens.
I am about a minute into this & the animal squawking scared the hell out of me’😂-
Before your boys get too old you must take them on a Disney Cruise if you haven't been on one out of Port Canaveral Fl.. Amazing service as you would expect and the boat is fantastic with Disney characters all over the place interacting with kids.. Adult areas as well, just no gambling...
Very use full !!
Getting to Disney World takes a lot of time because there are so much people on I-4 going to Disney and Universal. Also, there will be long lines when you enter Disney World because it is a very popular tourist attraction.
I went in late june one year and we got there early and still had huge line waits even at 830 am.it was bad.had a much, much better time at universal.less crowded, more modern, rides by far are newer and in better shape
Thanks for the video. I'm taking my kids for the very first time Feb 20-27. I figured if we take them out of school and not go the week before when school is out that it willb e a little better. I went ahead and made reservations for dinner every night at the places we wanted (except be our guest, booked solid) and now I'm not going to go to the parks of my choice on the days cause I had to catch the last reservation. Not sure if its a good idea to pick the park based on the restaurant reservation? I think it wills ave us on travel time? Oh well, I'm sure it will be a great time either way!
I live fairly close to Walt Disney World (about 40 minutes) and most locals here have the same basic for the Magic Kingdom plan: start in main street, take pictures in front of the castle, go clockwise around the park from adventureland to tomorrowland, watch the firework show (Wishes) and then leave. Although, i do know of some people that go counter-clockwise.
I agree with you.......stop worrying about the price. We realize Going to Disney is not a cheap vacation, however we can go on our favourite rides as many times as we want and the fast passes help a lot. We also stay on property as we bought a DVC a few years ago.
Linda Goodwin Yeah, we stayed on property and it made it so much better. Actually our at the time 7 year old actually liked the onsite resort better than Disney world. So it was a win win as the the 3 year old loved Disney World. and yeah, once you get over the price thing, or accept it then it is actually a fun time. but sometimes it takes a bit to get over the sticker shock :)
As an annual passholder I would actually suggest using your fast passes early because once you use them you can add one at a time for the rest of the day. If you leave them for the afternoon you are wasting the opportunity to add more on later.
You guys should visit Hernando, Florida!
There are two schools of thought on the FastPasses. Once you've used your three, you're allowed to use the app to get a fourth FastPass from what's available and ride that. And then a fifth, etc., if you manage that many. So some hardcore Disney-goers schedule their pre-selected FastPasses early, so they can keep chaining more FastPasses through the day.
But, on the other hand, as you say, those early FastPasses can be pointless because some rides don't have bad lines if you get in early. And the selection of late FastPasses can be limited.
My recommendation would be to not worry too much about going beyond three FastPasses unless you're a veteran park-goer. Taking advantage probably requires being more on the ball than most families visiting WDW for the first time are.
My spring break is right after everyone else's spring break (figuratively speaking) so my spring break when I was 12 there was still massive crowds but we were in the off-season and it wasn't terrible in any way with crowds. Its great.
Also another thing. I think one of the reasons why the cast members are so polite and enthusiastic is because they spend most of their day at disney world while getting payed! I would love to do that but I can't hear very well sometimes and I might hear "Where can I tee up?" when it is actually "where are the tea cups?" and that would make foreign accents that much harder to understand. So I know that I probably shouldn't have a job with lots of interaction with people every day.
I've been to WDW in Orlando 11 times since 1993 and I can assure that the best period to go there is between Thanksgiving and Christmas, like the 20 first days of December. The parks are empty and decorated for the Season. Worst time to go: summer vacations. I did it once and it was sufocating.
I'm a big fan of your videos! Thank you for all the hard work you put on them.
thanks andre. I went during the summer... once... and only once :) and you are right, the prechristmas December time is great. thank you for all the support! all the best for your travels!
+woltersworlds the summer isn't bad when your used to the weather in alabama
You don't need to wait to buy your souvenirs (especially if you want something that's only in the stores right out of the rides) if you're staying off property, both in Disney and Universal Parks, you can ask them to send your purchases to the front gate and you pick them up before leaving the park and you won't have to be carrying them around.
Your have a beautiful family.
I'm performing there!! I'm going to be playing in the parade on April 16th, and I'm so excited. Our band gets to go to from April 12th-17th, and we get fast passes, and we get to get more fast passes whenever we use all of ours up.
hate to break it to you but so does everybody else lol
+tara coroa yeah, I found that out😂😂I felt like a dumbass
disney is best the third week of may. I've been an annual pass holder for 3 years now, and may continues to be the best!
thanks for the heads up.
Ok, first things first; your wife is absolutely beautiful! Second, I haven't been to Walt Disney World since I was 7 and it was the 15 year celebration. I moved to Orange County CA ten years ago and have been to Disneyland a few times. I've always wanted to make a pilgrimage back to Orlando to check out WDW again. This vid makes me me wanna do it even more!
Great work, sir!
disneyWORLD is the most magical place on earth. disneyLAND is the happiest
Me and my mates are going for spring break wish me luck
The comments on crowds and price are perfect. It's not six flags or the county fair. It's a high value entertainment place. I went to DL a few years ago on Christmas week and it was so crowded but at the same time amazing. Taking the family to DW in January for their first time in Fla. Can't wait.
Joe Hartmann yep. I hope you have a great time! we enjoyed it with the family and for the money I felt it was worth it. just have to have the right economical perspective :)
I'm going in October..I bring a book to read in line or read a book on IPod.
I recommend annual pass especially if you are a fl resident it kind of cuts out the middle man as far as buying tickets are concerned for me for the year
DO pay attention to the details - especially with the cast members. They are trained to add in little things that COULD go past you - but shouldn't because it's... just perfect.
Example: We, my ADULT daughter and I, wanted to try out the Winnie the Pooh ride which had been recently updated - and it is wonderful! But when we first approached it, it was temporarily closed down. We wanted to know if this was "one-hour temporary" or "forget it for today temporary". So we asked..."what happened to close the ride?" And the cast member replied, "Oh, we just had a little honey spill. We'll be up and buzzing in about an hour."
She actually made us smile about being disappointed. The cast members are GREAT!
Honestly we never plan ANYTHING when we go to Disney. We've gone to Disney 11 times( im 16, so almost every year) and not planning anything and just seeing how things flow and what can we do and what we might leave for later, because if you plan what rides you're gonna ride and what order, you might find yourself not having so much fun as you imagine because you have it in your mind that you have to get here at this time and you're gonna be on a rush...Maybe it's not for everyone bur as far as it's been we always have a great time just for the fact that we take decisions as we go. If you're going in winter, you should decide what park you will go to depending on the temperature, on how cold or how not so cold it is in the moring, If its terribly cold in the morning, just know that its gonna be worst at night and you shouldn't go to parks that have water attractions because you're not gonna be able to ride them and you're gonna miss them and not be able to go back another day and ride them. 😁🙌
Rey Rivera it definitely does help to plan things to some extent. Obviously, don’t overplan because that will end up just being very stressful. However , it is helpful to plan what park you will be visiting which day due to things like different hours for different parks on different day, wanting to avoid or take advantage of extra magic hours, and when certain attractions are under renovations. In terms of weather , the only park that really matters for is Animal Kingdom , and you can be flexible with your plans . Also, if you know which park you’re going to on each day, you can plan fastpasses accordingly, which is also a good reason to vaguely plan out your day. Also, not that this is for everyone , but if you know a lot about the parks , or you use a touring plan from something like touringplans.com or undercover tourist, it can help you avoid lines and get as many things done as possible
I think that if you go very often, it's probably easier to experience the parks without a lot of planning. From long experience, you've got a huge amount of tacit knowledge about what's usually crowded and what's not, how long it takes to get somewhere, when it's best to do things, where to get a bite to eat, etc. Also, you're not anxious to cram a lifetime's worth of experiences into one day, so you can relax.
But a family who's going to Disney World for the first time will probably be overwhelmed and confused if they try winging it--a little bit of research goes a long way; making advance FastPass and dinner reservations will do a lot to keep them from just standing around arguing about where to go.
My family usually has a general idea of what we’re going to do on any particular day, but the exact details of which rides we go on and exactly what we do, we start to figure out as the day goes on. And we’ve never had any problems doing it that way. 😀
The best thing to do with Hate #4, i.e. the commercialization, is either wait until the end of the day (as he pointed out) so you're not hauling gifts around all day or go to Downtown Disney and not shop at the parks. The latter is not as crowded and all the shops are close to each other to pick out great merchandise.
Also the big crowds all day every day statement is not true. In the summer , yes, and the weeks surrounding a major holiday yes. (and spring break). However if you go, for example in september/october your vacation stay can be cheaper (by a significant percentage) and wandering through the parks is a breeze along with little to no wait time on many attractions. There are stretches of dates dates throughout the year that it is like this and there are sites around the web that have almost made a science of knowing the best times to go. Its called a crowd calendar. Simply search "crowd calendar for Disney World" up in the browser and research away . A good one to go to is called undercovertourist.com.
Chaz Packer Well, the majority of people only have vacation time during holidays and during summer or Christmas... School kind of dictates that children be in school, so yes there are times when the lines are not that bad, but when people are typically going the lines will drive them a bit batty ;)
woltersworld I do get your point of view. I used to live in Englewood Fl, and showing up at DW when i wanted was standard and so lines and crowds are a non issue when you can go as often as you want. But now living in Michigan, trips are a lot farther apart. So ( from my experience )(the work i've had) i get an allotment of vacation days per year that i can take when i want..... Which will always be on DW's discount package dates which also happens to be lo crowd dates.
Chaz Packer I know, if you can get the discount packages and at the right time of the year you are like a king there. That is probably the biggest draw back of my kids now being in school. We can't take that 10 day trip to Disney or new York or where ever in October... dang schools... :) all the best for your travels!
The only exception for the fastpass is the Toy Story ride in HollyWood Studios. You jave to run to the ride even if you get there before it opens.
Very informative vid ...Thanks... i'm from england and went there in 2014 ... will return when the ££££'s let me
You forgot how bad the disney withdrawal is :(
I'm going to disney in a few days
I got tshirts for $5(2006) at a chain superstore vs $20 plus at Disney. Disney is number one in the business of customer service period. I have been four times.
The heat and the lines. We found price loop holes ;) Just go in January. NO LINES.
it doesn't let you skip to the front it allows you to go on a separate line for fast passes at that time and that line could be really long
There are also many non-Disney resources besides the Disney website and app(which are great) such as touringplans.com(which you have to pay for, but is well worth it) and undercover tourist(free)
Great, very well put together videos! You need to be on the Travel Channel.
Lol, I can't stand people who complain about the prices, those people should think to save up money beforehand if they are going to go to places like this.
thanks
Im going in three days
This was a great report! I didn't expect that Disney is for any ages. When I was kid, it was a dream for me to go for once to Disney world and you made me dreaming of visiting this park. Your video was very informative like any other video of you. Great job!
By the way, may I know which phone do you have?
With kind regards from Germany
Josh ;-)
I was surprised too to be honest. Some friends of mine started to talk to me when we said we were going nad they were complaining that they had to take their kids with them :) because they loved going without the kids. The best line was "the kids slow us down" :) it was hilarious. all the best to you and great travels!
My daughter refuses to go on the vast majority of rides at Disney World. She has an uncanny-valley phobia of some kinds of animatronics (which turns out to be a more common thing than I'd have thought), and with an unfamiliar ride she's never sure what effect it will have on her, so she usually doesn't want to go on the gentle dark rides--and she's not a big thrill-seeker either. She loves the place, but with a few exceptions, what she mostly wants to do is walk around and soak in the ambiance, and play the interactive games like Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom and Agent P at Epcot. So going to the parks with her involves a lot of swapping off the kid and riding solo, and it definitely does slow us down. I haven't had an excuse to go without her, but honestly I'd probably have a lot of fun visiting solo or just with my wife.
Does anyone know the name of
The app he kept referring to? I don't think he mentioned the name
I don't mind crowds in the slightest. Great video. I'm going in January and this was really helpful. :)
January is a great time to go. Crowds are very low. But it can get very cold there at that time of year. Thanks to the wonders of the internet, you can check the weather ahead of time to see if you need to bring your gloves and scarves. Last Feb I walked around bundled up in triple layers, (I had come from freezing temps up north) and it was the coldest I've ever been in the parks. Actually waiting to board my plane right now, should be @ WDW by noon. :-)
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I'm here. Very light crowd in the Magic Kingdom this evening. Walked right onto a lot of rides, even Under the Sea and Buzz Lightyear.
Wow. Wish I could go in September. Must have the shortest lines.
RandomlyBeautiful13
Wed, Thu & Fri - crowds were very, very light. Heading to Epcot today.
I can hardly imagine lines not being at least 30 minutes. It must be great right now
I am whaching becuase i going to disney tommarow
You should do one ☝️ about Miami Beach Florida vice city 🌃
Disney does allow you to film all you want. I had my camera on every ride and took tons of pictures and videos. No one ever said a thing. The only time they do not let you take pictures or video is if you are doing it somewhere you should not be in the first place, or Flash photos when you just will not get anything and ruin the ride for others. Some effects they use do not show up when a flash is used any way. The biggest thing people need to know is plan PLAN PLAN. that make the best trips. takes research but you have a much happier time, once there things can change just go with it, there is no way to see everything at Disney in one day or one trip anyway.
The crowds are the absolute worst thing about Disney. Crowd calendars are more useless than toilet paper in that it is crowded every minute of every day the parks are open 365 days out of the year. It's just that you have very crowded days and then you have days that are so crowded that they have to turn people away because the park is at capacity. On some attractions a FastPass+ is absolutely mandatory if you don't want to end up blowing half your day waiting in line.
Everybody says how great it is, so I get curious: does it makes sense to got there if you are not that much into Disney, and 20 years old?
not really. maybe if you go with a friend
"No beer" isn't on the list? X)
They do let you film in the park just not in some parts like construction areas and places in the park that are not able to be filmed in like river county and on rides but you can film in the park. Also best time to go is during the weekdays between end of spring break and beginning of summer vacation and as early in the day as you can go for less crowds
cecile-jean nelson you are right I should have spoke better. as I monetize my videos I did not want Disney coming after me and shutting down my channel because I filmed on their property without permission
Dont buy a balloon as soon as u get there. The balloon hits ppl as u walk around around.
I know Disney land is in California but Disney World is in Orlando Florida right?
yes, Disney World is in Orlando
/nitpick You mean the "Most Magical Place on Earth."
George Potter sorry ;) all the best for your travels!
How to enjoy Disney World as an adult?
When we go (been 13 times) we just go to the magic hours so it's not hot nor crowded
Liz VB amen to that :)
I'm in my early twenties my siblings are for the most part in their teens. I know you said their was stuff for all ages but is their anything you can suggest specifically for our age group. The last time we left one of my brothers got upset because we were visiting things primarily targeted towards a younger age to appease the 7-8 year old in our group.
I think where you stay will make things better, frontier land rides are a bit more "old fashion" not just video based stuff like in future land.
Epcot is better for the older demographic, just watch out for fat drunk tourists.
Four out of five of your things not to like would apply to any theme park. I left out the cost, even though all theme parks are expensive, Disney and Universal top the list. You mentioned about shopping and carrying things around all day, but then negated that in you last "love" point about the technology with the package shipping to Disney hotels.
Guys i have a suggestion.
Go to Universal Studios!
jipto that place sucks
Hey! Do u have an email that we can talk about this video?
RE: Thing you will love #4. I sure wish some of this awesome customer service would rub off on Six Flags.
EXACTLY :)
What hotels do you recommend for Disney world? Planning a birthday trip there
we stayed at animal kingdom. we recommend staying at a Disney property as some days by staying at a property you can get into the park an hour early. also my older kid (he was 7) liked the hotel better than Disney :) the 2 year old like the park better than the hotel though ;)
My personal favorite is the Boardwalk. It's a fabulous resort, plus you have extremely easy access to Hollywood Studios and Epcot. You can walk into epcot in literally 2 minutes. You can also take a boat there and to Hollywood studios.
Sophie Hudson Wow you described that perfectly! I love the Boardwalk
My family has stayed at Animal Kingdom and Caribbean Beach. Caribbean beach wasn't bad but lacked the charm of Animal Kingdom. It was setup more like a motel. It had a pool for each section and a very large main pool for the entire resort.
Animal Kingdom was great with the exception of it is only close to the Animal Kingdom park. Also there was only one way of getting to the resort (bus).
It had great restaurants and lots of animals to watch.
I think next time out we will try the Polynesian.
woltersworld
In addition to the early am hours, each park except Animal Kingdom has 'Extra Magic Hours' for 2 more hours after closing - resort guests only. Also, WDW resort guests have access to the 'Magical Express', which provides free luxury coach transportation to and from Orlando Airport, a savings of up to $250 for a taxi, depending on how many are in your party, if you're nor renting a car. They even pick up your luggage at baggage claim for you and transport it directly to your room. Can't beat that for feeling like a VIP :-)
I can't find your blog about "Things you should know about Disney before you go"
The audio is messed up on the video :( we are trying to figure out a way to dub the ruined part.
That was a great video with just one problem
I've never heard a bigger turn off than describing something as being an American experience :I
Sorry $97 for an adult... is that for one day? Our tickets are costing £350 and I still don't mind paying that :) it's a big place to keep running so of course it's gonna be a bit pricey. :)
It's completely worth it. It's the best place in the world
For British people, the prices in the Disney is so standard, it works out the same as a mediocre pub over here. USA is so cheap for us :-D
3.5 thousand dollars USD/2474 pounds is cheap? I don't know where your staying at but prices can end up being on the upper of 5 grand to stay a 7 day trip. Pretty expensive if I do say so myself.
+Maveratic I'm talking about the food, not the initial accommodation costs
+124Callum124 ah okay.
Maveratic But yes accommodation is alot, im stopping in Wilderness Lodge for 3 weeks with disney dining plan this year. Cost me an arm and a leg
+124Callum124 yeah I'm heading to go there soon. Only 5 days and it's quite expensive
it cost 5000 to go for a week in the 70s
I wouldn't watch your videos if it wasn't for the bad as well as the good as you can now prepare for the worst if you choose to visit any of these places so the warning is much appreciated. Majority of travel vids only ever talk about the good which is a mistake - don't stop doing what you are doing!
The cast members in Florida must be different than the ones in California. At Disneyland in Anaheim they'll yell and shout at you to move when there's a parade about to start, tell you rudely to stand aside, insult what your wearing on your head (Darth Vader did that to me), cast member so old they don't know what you're talking about in regards to Star Wars or any new Disney movies and demand to see ID before purchasing anything even if it's not alcohol. The customer service at Disneyland in Anaheim is rude and so unprofessional!
Sorry that happened. I've been to Disneyland numerous times and overall I've felt the staff was friendly but I've encountered a few rude ones. One actually threatened to call the police on me since I was just assertive but not violating any rules.
hold on- you cant video tape in Disneyworld?? since WHEN??
you CAN film there but if you are filming for a company or movie they do not allow you to use that, so I did not want any legal issues so I filmed it outside of Orlando. so you can film just if you have too much stuff they may get mad. and I don't have any money for legal fees :)
is magic kingdom just like disneyland ?
nancyf824 yes, but there are still quite a few differences
Definitely, especially with all
the new Star Wars stuff!
Crowds, boors, lines, expensive -- are you SURE this isn't DisneyHell??
Where is the video about the things we need to know before going to Disney World?
The disk got fried and lost it :(
+woltersworld Could you please make another one please? Because your tourist videos are helpful and useful.
I'm more of a Six Flags fan. Bugs Bunny rules.
Did you see Anna and Elsa? Just asking xD
;) I caught a glimpse ;)
Expensive? Naaaaah. Not for us Florida Residents. $19.95/month and free parking. :D
Most who visit WDW are not from Florida so, yes, it is pretty expensive for most families and if you don't have annual passes. But, it can be less expensive if one plans right.
"Happiest place on Earth" is Disneyland! You can not have two "happiest" places. Walt Disney World is the most magical place on Earth. This really pisses me off!
Leanne Moreno OK :)
wow this really pisses you off? I bet you are a thrill to be around.
I have many happy places
did you said German efficiency ? does that mean Disneyland made by German company ?
No, I meant they are on track all the time with making sure everything works and you have a great time.