Photo courtesy of Best of WDW – flickr
In keeping with the spirit of yesterday’s post, N is for Never Never Land, today we move forward to O is for Orlando.While planning a business trip to Florida’s, “The City Beautiful,” I considered extending my stay for a visit to “Mickey’s House,” Walt Disney World. But I wasn’t sure how much I’d enjoy going solo.
Photo courtesy of Bruce Tuten – flickr
Then I was reminded: “Don’t worry. Your friends Mickey and Donald will be there!” Of course . . .
And Pluto, too!
Photo courtesy of starrynight_012 – flickr
I planned my visit for first thing in the morning when the theme park opened – and ended up staying until the night-time fireworks. I just attached myself to various families along the way throughout the day. The parents might have been wondering who I was, but their kids let me tag along without question or concern. We had the best time!
What’s your favorite attraction at Walt Disney World, wanderboomers?
Karen says
All of it! We were there last Spring and there is nothing I don’t love about the place. It makes me feel young again.
Kate OMara (@SolidHappiness) says
Disneyland & Disney World are favorite places! I’m a west coast girl so I visit the land more often but love Epcot too!
Nancy Mueller says
I agree, Kate – it’s hard to feel unhappy at “The Happiest Place on Earth!”
Nancy Mueller says
Me, too, Karen! Disney World is for the young and the young-at-heart. Thanks for commenting ~