What do you do coming off the greatest experience of your life? I had just finished performing Grease, an experience that had quickly transformed from something I was tentative to be a part of into something that had placed me in a two-month-long euphoria. Unlikely friendships, ceaseless joking, and an unexpectedly well put together performance by everyone rounded out a near perfect winter. Sadly, all good things must come to an end. My elation plummeted. I felt empty inside. Fortunately, around the corner was an unanticipated pick-me-up called Disney World. I had the privilege to embark on this spring break adventure with some of my new friends, old friends, and friends soon to be. What was originally supposed to include clinics and actual moments of learning had turned into a full-blown, four day vacation. I had already found my five roommates, a group that spanned my entire life: my brother (my best friend), my best friend since birth, my best friend from preschool, my best friend from down the street, and my not-yet-but-soon-to-be best friend. Disney World, a place that allows me to repress all of the negative aspects of my life, is close to my heart. The chance …show more content…
In front of me was the entire park, lit up by the colorful lights, exploding fireworks, and stars in the far distance. I realized how lucky I was. I had the privilege of being in my favorite place with some of my best friends. In this moment, all my problems had disappeared. I had literally reached the high point I wanted to return back to when Grease ended. I took a deep breath and smiled. Slowly, I was brought back into reality as we descended the mountain, and were hit by the refreshing, yet still startling wave. I walked out of the attraction with my own childlike smile, and was ready to call it a
Walt Disney has brought two theme parks to life because of his imagination. He never stopped chasing his dreams, even if they seemed impossible. Walt Disney World came after Disneyland and it is located in Florida. Disney World is known to be the "most magical place on earth" and the place "where dreams come true". Many people haven't been to the park, so they might be skeptical of the "magic" that is held within. Walt Disney World is the "most magical place on earth" because of the rides, characters, shows, the electrical parade, Wishes Nighttime Spectacular, and the infinitely growing attractions.
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
While famous celebreties proclaiming “I'm going to Disney World!” is indeed just an add campaign paid for by Disney themselves, it easily brings to mind all the memories of famous theme parks you remember. Safe to say, Disney is not the only force to be reckoned with. Indeed, there are many theme parks today. Surely, most of my audience has heard of Busch Gardens in Virginia, or Knott's Berry Farm in Southern California. The Six Flags Theme Parks always have a jaw dropping number of rides. But very few hold something for both young and old vacationers. Fewer still actually have a resort within them. Even fewer have parades every night. Only one theme park holds all these, and is also several Theme Parks within itself. Disney World is just such a place. The park may close at night, but that doesn't mean you can't rent a Pirates Of The Carribean Hotel Room inside the Disney World Hotel and Resort for the night.
“If you have nothing nice to say don't say anything at all” -Bambi. But this is also something my mom said as we were getting on the plane about to fly to Disney World. We were so excited since this was the first time my sisters had been on a plane and I barely remember my first plane ride. We waited silently for them to call our numbers to go and board the plane. I could hear the footsteps on the cold metal of the floor as we walked to the plane. I could feel the excitement of everyone on the plane. We walked slowly to our seats and I held back from squealing with excitement. As we sat we got our electronics out and folded the desk out from the seat in front of us. The flight attendants were coming around cheerfully asking if anyone needed anything. Then the engine started and the plane rumbled. It slowly yet steadily moved towards the runway curving every few feet. We finally made it to the runway and the engine started gradually getting louder and louder until we were moving faster and faster and all of a sudden everything got quiet and the cars in the parking lot and the buildings around it got smaller and smaller.
So have you ever been to Disney World? Most of you probably have been there. I didn’t go to Disney World until November of last year with my family. I wasn’t sure what it would be like, but it was incredible. It was a lot of fun, and it was a great experience because I was with my family.
Fear is something that drives everyone. For me, it controls and keeps me from my friends and goals. My friends and I were at Six Flags Great Adventure in May of 2016. We were there because of a musical competition that we enjoyed practicing for.
Memories are something people cherish, whether it was a bad memory, good memory, or even the worst memory one can think of. The most valued memory are the most outstanding experience. When I was young, watching Disney Channel was an everyday thing for me. I would imagine myself having an opportunity to meet the characters in person, and Disney World was the only place I could think of.
The trip to Disney World gives me the ability to bond and enjoy time with my family without any worries other than what the next ride is going to be or what kind of pin I want for my collection. It allowed me to realize how fortunate I am in this world and what kind of people my parents are to allow me to go to such an amazing place, year after year. And it is simply a fun experience for me to go back to having a worry free lifestyle as that of a child, and enjoy the simple things in life such as a hug with Donald Duck or eating ice cream with family. My pilgrimage to Disney World has been something of a family holiday, such as Christmas, that has helped make me who I am today. This is why Disney World is my favorite place in the world, and probably will remain so for the rest of my life. I hope one day that I might be able to continue this pilgrimage as a legacy with my children, and maybe they with
As the bus from the airport slowly comes to a halt, I jerk back in my seat with a grin from ear to ear. The time has really come again as I peer out the window and see the Welcome Home sign I long to see every year, in Disney World. Surrounded by the pale shades of blue on the buildings, the starry sky, and palm trees, I am once again at The Beach Club, my favorite resort in the Happiest Place on Earth. With a silent and still beauty surrounded by the cool evening breeze, the anticipation of the waking morning is too hard to handle, knowing that the magical feeling of the Magic Kingdom the next day will surround me.
With my family’s annual trips to Walt Disney World, every time it appears the same, nothing has changed, except for yourself. Disney make us feel as if time is infinite, that we did not and will not grow up. It is the stories that you listened to as a child, coming to life. It is a place where your imagination is limitless. It is a place that is eternally optimistic for the future as it portrays a world with endless possibilities. As you enter the park you are completely cut off from the outside world; all the chaos, and stress is gone with each explosion of a firework over Cinderella’s Castle. Disney does a thousand things 1% better making magic a reality, and happiness a necessity. Everything is meticulously planned and executed. Whenever we leave Walt Disney World, my brothers and I claim to have PDD or Post Disney Depression as time catches up and the real world sets in. The Walt Disney Company has influenced my perception of the world by putting a permanent smile on my face from the beginning of the trip to the end, giving me memories that I will carry with me for the rest of my life, and inspiring me to make my dreams come
In December 23 2013 I had the opportunity to travel to Orlando Florida with my soccer team to play the Disney world tournament at the ESPN sport center , it was a 10 day trip and there was so much activities to do over there. It was my first time traveling without my family. I was pretty scared, but excited at the same time because it would be a great experience for me. there was a downfall to all this as well, i wouldn’t be able to spend Christmas and the new year with my family i realized that right when the date was announced. i was sad for a little bit but then super happy because i’m going to be traveling to the other side of the country, going to play the disney tournament, go to Disney World, have great bonding time with the
Beep!! Beep!! Beep!! I stared at my alarm clock. It read 2:00. I got out of bed and turned it off. On a normal day, I would have woken up at six and would be complaining, But today was different. I was going to an amusement park with a couple of friends for an extra curricular activity. I put on my clothes. Then I went into the bathroom, brushed my teeth and my hair. I grabbed my suitcase and heaved it down the steps. I grabbed my book bag and filled it with stuff like my tablet and charger, some books, and my $200 dollars that my dad gave me. I was telling everyone salutations when I heard a honk outside my house. My Friend's mom was outside on the street. I got into the car and fell asleep.
For my 12th birthday I went to Disneyworld\Animal Kingdom in Orlando, Florida. My father, mother' younger sister, brother, and I went. First, we drove about 25 hours to Miami to stay there for the weekend. On Sunday, we drove 3 hours to Orlando. Our hotel was huge! Thankfully it was only a few minutes away from Disney. The hotel room(s) we were staying in only had two bedrooms, one for my parents, and then one with two beds for my brother and sister. Therefore I got my own hotel room that was (in a way) attached to theirs. The first thing that we all did was put everything away and take in how amazing the hotel is. We got a tour from one of the staff members, there was golfing, a lake, and a bunch pools, there was probably more that we didn't
“Come on, do it!” my aunt exclaimed at me the day before our trip to the amusement park. My family would always take a trip to an amusement park every other summer. I was always scared about going on the roller coasters. So one day before the trip, my aunt wanted to push me and my sister to do something new through a bet. The bet was that I had to chose one ride or the other ride but I had to choose one. My sister chose the one I didn’t choose so we both had to go on separate rides. Then the one day came and my sister, me, my cousin and my aunt drove to the amusement park building up the anticipation each minute in the car.
Ever since I was about six years old, I wanted in the worst way to go to Disneyland. I would hope every year that my parents would chose Disneyland as our next family vacation destination. I dreamt of the day I would come back from Disneyland with exciting tales of adventure and a pair of sparkly, ruby red and black Minnie Mouse ears of my very own that would be the envy of every kid in my elementary class. Once I finally went to Disneyland, it was amazing; Disneyland was everything I had expected and more. However, a couple years later when I returned to Disneyland, it was different. The rides, buildings, and everything in the park did not have the same allure. The magic I had experienced as a child was no longer there.