Trip to Florida :: essays research papers

Its hard to decide which entertainment to see near Orlando, Florida first.Universal has a lot for kids, Spiderman, Cat in the Hat, Popeye water rides, some of the rides you can only go on with a child so this was the first time I got to ride them with my sisters kids. I warrant you will want to come back.This was my first time at SeaWorld and it was a lot to see in 1 day, luckily we had the second day dispatch to spend more time, and I still didnt see it all. It is good if kids like to see animals (like zoos and aquariums) and touch and feed them (dolphins and stingrays and sea lions) and watch shows.WDW is actually 4 pose and it is impossible to see in just 1 day. Magic Kingdom has the classic rides (Space Mountain, Haunted Mansion, Pirates of Carribean, etc) mostly slow (but sometimes dark & scary) for kids and adults. Epcot has divers(prenominal) countries represented, but not many rides, except the new one "Mission Space" (more for adults) not as entertaining as M K. MGM has a good selection of rides for kids and shows and a couple adult rides (Rock-n-roll coaster, Tower of terror) my first time there was 2 years ago and it was shimmer but not as overmuch fun as MK. Animal Kingdom is "nahtazu" (not a zoo) but had few rides for kids and adults (safari, dinosaur) it was as interesting as a zoo, but not as fun as MK. They also have water parks if you go in summer, and a racetrac/sports park, Ive never been to yet. Obviously my favorite is Magic Kingdom.I definitely wouldnt go to Orlando without spending time at Universal/IOA in any case, I love Jurassic Park ride, and Back to the future ride, and ET ride, and new Mummy ride, and Men in downhearted ride. (Theyre rides are related to movies or TV)I went to Busch Gardens years ago, but my sister said they improved it a lot. Its not just flowers and plants, it has lots for kids to ride too (more like fair rides).