Disney Theme Parks

During the summer there is no best day, it is always busy. The best time to go is during the week in the off season.

Marne-la-Vallée, a Paris suburb, was chosen because of its proximity to a major city and central location in Europe. It won out over Toulon (near Marseille) because construction on that site would have been too difficult and costly.

If, by middle of Orlando, you mean downtown, it is about a 20 minute drive (assuming traffic) from Seaworld, taking the 528 Westbound to I4 Eastbound. Downtown is east of SeaWorld. However, please note that there are no touristy things to do downtown. Alternatively, if you mean the International Drive area as the middle of Orlando, it's about 10-15 minutes, depending where on I drive you are going. SeaWorld is just off I-Drive, but is at the south end. Restaurants and hotels are more in the middle of I Drive, towards Universal.

The "Free on Your Birthday" promotion at the Disney parks ended on December 31, 2009.

It was necessary to visit the park on your birthday in order to get free admission. Guests with annual passes could instead redeem their free ticket at any time during the next year, as long as it was picked up on their birthday.

Disneyland Packages are available direct though Disneyland. You can also compare the prices at Orbitz and Expedia for packages. I have found that places like Disneyland can offer better packages than the discount places.

All Epcot rides are great

The two busiest rides would be Soarin and Test track but otherwise they are all worth visiting.

Yet again, matter of opinion. I think Soarin' and Mission Space are quite nice, though Test Track is pretty good if you enjoy rollercoasters.

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Your opinion really...

if you like Terminators, cool stuff, big ass robots, etc. go to Universal Studios.

If you like cute stuff, like Mickey Mouse, go to Disneyland.

Personally, I prefer Univ. Studies... it has more rides. :D

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Both Disney World and Sea World are family-friendly and have rides, but it depends mainly on your opinion and/or preference

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From New York City, NY to Walt Disney World, Orlando Fl is 1,168 miles, approx 20 hours drive time.

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Roy Disney, which is Walt Disney's nephew. Walt Disney made Disneyland possibly for everyone.

they say that there are 30 rides idk if there all new but i was looking at pics and they have some of the old rides from last season and beter. hope this helps

There is only one Disney theme park in Florida; it is in Orlando and is called Disney World. Disneyland is a theme park in California.

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Disneyland is open 365 days a year.

Disneyland was founded in 1955 by Walt Disney and was the original Disney theme park. Walt continually attended to the park, and in the later years of his life, began designing plans for another resort in Florida. Unfortunately, he passed away before they were completed.

Nevertheless, his brother, Roy Disney, took up the project, and "Walt Disney World" was opened in 1971.

Today, Walt Disney World has grown to encompass a massive tract of land, including four theme parks, several hotels, two water parks, golf courses, and more. Although it is much larger than the two-park Disneyland Resort (Walt's original creation), they both provide an equally satisfying experience.

The size difference, though generally regarded as impressive, also works against WDW (Walt Disney World). While DLR (the Disneyland Resort) is smaller, it is able to equally distribute funding to provide better overall maintenance, as well as constant updates and refurbishments. On the other hand, WDW must spread its revenue over a much wider plane, and therefore is slightly lower in maintenance/updates.

Oh, plus the most obvious difference: they're located on opposite ends of the country, California (DLR) and Florida (WDW).

It is unknown has it varies from day to day.

If you are a Florida resident, AAA member, or military personnel, there are special rates. You can also get discounted tickets if you know a Walt Disney World employee. They are allowed a certain number of tickets per year for friends and family.

Some people choose to purchase tickets from ticket agencies. However, there is no guarantee that these tickets will work. These tickets are usually leftover days from someone else's multiple day tickets, but Disney's use of biometric fingerprinting sometimes invalidates them.

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All character performers at the Disney theme parks are required to audition. Face characters, or character look-alikes, need to meet certain physical prerequisites such as height, body type, hair and skin coloring. They also need performing skills. Disney holds auditions at the park Casting Center and occasional out-of-town-dates.

around six no later than 12 tho. if there older take then to universal