Personal Narrative-My Vacation To Disney World

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My Vacation To Disney World The sound of music, filling the air with happiness, resonates throughout the area. The scent of delicious buttery popcorn and glazed turkey legs that go on for miles and miles. The feeling of excitement coming into the place is felt in the atmosphere. It is the image of a once in a lifetime moment. When people come in, their imaginations become reality. The name describes itself perfectly. Walt Disney World is the place of dreams and imagination. People come from all around the world to see the rides, characters, food and the entertainment of Walt Disney World. I remember when I went to Disney World this past March. It was the third time I have gone to Disney World. To see the amazement and the expectation of the …show more content…

When I met Mickey Mouse for the first time at fifteen years old, I could not stop smiling because he is my favorite cartoon character of all time. I hugged him tight and took a picture with him. The food is amazing and delicious, but also reminded me of the old days. The ideas put into making the food is important. There are many types of food and each one brings out the kid in me. The taste of glazed turkey legs with a sweet glaze made my taste buds go crazy. The different restaurants have some of the best food and favorite snacks. The ice cream is soft and tastes like real homemade ice cream that is creamy and sweet. The music is loud and fun and made me feel happy. Hearing the sound of cars zooming on Test Track and the screams of people on Space Mountain in the dark enjoying the ride. I went to the Tower of Terror for the first time this past March and I was scared out of my mind. It was a great ride, but it would go from the very bottom floor to the top floor and it was fast. The sound effects of electricity flowing in the air and darkness everywhere made me feel like I was in a real scary movie. The feeling of vibration and falling in the air on the Tower of Terror made me feel suspenseful. The feeling and taste are amazing. Sight

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