Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop...292

Expedition Everest

A Carnotaurus for Dinner...294

If there is anything in this world my son is passionate about, it is dinosaurs.  On our last trip to WDW he was only five years old.  He was scared to ride most of the big attractions.  I had to drag him onto Splash Mountain crying and had my hand on his shoulder during Soarin'. (We discussed Maelstrom in an earlier post.)  But when it came to riding Dinosaur, he was first in line.  I could have told him the ride went upside down and there would be a good chance we would all die, he would not have cared.  He was riding that ride!  I would not recommend this ride for younger kids or for anyone that doesn't like dark, loud rides where things are constantly jumping out at you.  However, if you have a future paleontologist in your family this ride is great.

Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom

Top Five Attractions at Hollywood Studios...297

*I would like to preface this post by noting that the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster will not appear on this top 5 list. If you love thrill rides, it is a must do.  It has great theming, music, story and star power.  My only problem with the ride is it almost causes me to blackout!  It's not just the Rock 'n' Roller Coaster that causes this but any ride that goes upside down.  I would like to credit that to the Ninja at Six Flags over St. Louis.  When I was younger I rode it about 10 times in a row and by the end I was suffering from tunnel vision.  Now I can't ride anything that goes upside down.  Insert sad sound here!  Now back to the post...

In post 325 we looked at the attractions at Epcot and in post 354 we looked at attractions at the Magic Kingdom.  Today we turn our attention to Disney's Hollywood Studios.

5.  Butterfinger Cupcake - I don't think I even need to say anything about this one...

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354...The Five Best Attractions at Magic Kingdom

As you begin your WDW planning I would highly recommend discussing what attractions are most important to the members of your family or group.  It is unrealistic to think that you are going to see and do everything that the World has to offer in one trip.  With that in mind, this post will look at the five attractions at the Magic Kingdom that I think are not to be missed.

5.  Peter Pan's Flight - This ride is a classic.  My favorite moment is flying over London and seeing the cars and town below.  It is a very short ride with a usually long wait but to me there is just something magical about flying through the movie.