Learning the Different Disney World Theme Parks

Disney World is a magical vacation place designed for families to enjoy themselves. Over the years, Disney World has grown into multiple Disney World theme parks and attractions. When planning your itinerary for your vacation to Disney World it can be confusing to know what attractions are available.

Basically, Disney World theme parks consist of four theme parks, two water parks and several smaller attractions. The four Disney World theme parks offer major rides and attractions, and they are usually the most commonly known. The Disney World Theme Parks include Epcot, Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom and Disney's Hollywood Studios. Each offers guests its own unique theme.

Epcot contains rides and attractions that allow you to experience different cultures and countries, while Animal Kingdom provides a safari-like experience with hundreds of different live animals. Meanwhile Disney's Hollywood Studios studios is the perfect place for fans of the movies, while the Magic Kingdom represents the many Disney fairytales and is home to Cinderella's castle.

In addition to the four Disney World theme parks, there are also Disney World water parks. Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach both offer rides, lazy rivers, slides and rapids to cool off.

Disney World theme parks do offer additional activities and attractions for visitors. DisneyQuest, Disney's Wide World of Sports and Downtown Disney, Sea World and Discovery Cove are all part of the experience at Disney World.

The best way to experience the magic of Disney is to visit one of the many Disney World theme parks. Through OrlandoTrips.com, you can read more about each one of the different Disney World theme parks and learn which ones are best for your family. This will not only help you plan your vacation, but also ensure you see everything you want while visiting Disney World theme parks.