If you arrive at the Walt Disney Resort the day or evening before your actual visit, you can get a taste of the spectacle of the next day(s) at Disney Springs (formerly Downtown Disney). Disney Springs is probably only fascinating before a visit to the four theme parks.

Epcot is one of four amusement parks at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida near Orlando. It was the second park to open in 1982. The theme of the park is international culture and technological innovation.

As a theme park, zoo, safari and Disneyland all in one, “Disney’s Animal Kingdom” will delight all animal lovers and those who are sure to become one here. More than 200 different animal species can be marveled at in the Animal Kingdom. Numerous attractions are offered in seven themed areas, which are more or less thematically based on the continents.

Legoland Florida is located about an hour southwest of Orlando in Winter Haven. The theme park was created from the former Cypress Gardens and is the world’s largest Legoland amusement park. Opened in 2011, Legoland covers an area of 60 hectares and features 14 themed areas with around 50 rides and attractions.

Anyone who visits the Magic Kingdom Park can once again – and quite uninhibitedly – indulge in memories of their childhood. The big, shining eyes of your own children reinforce this feeling many times over and in the evening, despite all the exhaustion, it is clear: that was a fairytale day. The most popular park in the Disney World Resort was opened in 1971 and attracts as many visitors every year as the three other Disney parks combined.

At Universal Studios Orlando, you can get an impression of how the big Hollywood films are made. Let yourself be seduced into the magical world of Harry Potter or discover the unique New York with the Blues Brothers. No matter which movies you choose, you’ll go home feeling like a movie star.