We are all on a journey. This one is mine. Writing this blog to allow others to journey with me. To share in the joys and sorrows and maybe encourage along the way. Thankful for you all, blessed to have you in my life.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Oh the Wonderful World of Disney
I recently had the opportunity to go to Disney World for the first time ever. Thanks to my friend Chris, I was able to get into several of the parks. The first park I visited was Magic Kingdom. I figured if I was going to really experience Disney, then Magic Kingdom was the best place to start. After parking my car I made my way to the Monorail and I started to get more excited.
As we rode to the park you could see the other parks in the distance and you really got a feel that this really is a kingdom. Disney covers everything around for miles and miles. Then, in the distance you see the castle. I practically skipped off the monorail, passed through the turnstile, and walked into this truly Magical Kingdom. I couldn't stop smiling as I passed kids with mickey ears on, cast members carrying huge bundles of balloons, and various different characters that I grew up watching. Slowly made my way down Mainstreet USA and realized they were having a show in front of the castle. I stood there still smiling. I had become a kid once again.
After finishing that show I walked around some more. My mouth hanging open as I took in these different parts of the park. I walked through the Swiss Family house and imagined being a part of that movie. I road through the Haunted Mansion and marveled at the spectacle of it all. They actually looked like ghosts! Then I made my way to the Philarmagic show. I am not going to lie...I cried a little as I watched this. It just takes you back to your childhood and that simple time in life. This ride engages all of your senses. I could sing along with all my favorite songs from Disney movies, I felt like I was actually on a magic carpet ride. I loved it! After that I jumped over to another show in the Hall of Presidents. This show just left me feeling proud to be an American and grateful for the freedoms that I have here. It was incredible how real these anametronic men looked. When the screen lifted and President Lincoln gave a speech, I thought at first it was an actor on that stage. So cool!
There were so many more adventures at that park. I am so glad that I got to go and experience all of it. I am also glad I got to see a good friend perform while I was there. I now know what all the hype is about when people talk about Disney. They really do an amazing job at bringing the magic to life.
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