Top 10 best amusement parks in Orlando2026 ranking

This isn't a theme park, it's an entire city! If you love the Disney world, you have to go! But it's not just that, there is something for everyone: water parks, an animal park... Watch out for the price though, it stings

Spending a day or two at Disney World means forgetting about everyday life and reconnecting with your childhood, marveling at every path you take, and having fun with the family on rides suited for all ages and all tastes. I recommend it!

There is a kind of euphoria in this huge park that touches the visitors and the staff who welcome you. The sets really immerse you in the Disney worlds, and there are rides for all tastes and all ages. Very beautiful memories.

What strikes you most about this park is the size of the tanks. The manatee tank, the orca tank, the dolphin tank, they are all huge. It is really nice to be able to admire these creatures through windows located below the water level. It allows you, for example, to see the orcas and dolphins pick up speed before jumping out of the water. I found the show with the orca and the trainer very impressive, even if these animals are trained. As soon as they open their mouths, the size of their teeth reminds you of the reality. Seeing an orca have fun launching its trainer into the air is as frightening as it is fascinating. We were also able to feed the dolphins, which are very playful. It was r…

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Despite the miserable weather, we had a lot of fun visiting these parks. There are so many attractions based on movies or worlds we all know like E.T., Harry Potter, Fast and Furious, etc. With the fast passes, the wait times are short, but it definitely increases the budget (count on $100 per adult for 1 day). Plenty of shops with items that stick to the themes. Lots of little corners with nods to movies. Parades and meet and greets with characters. A large number of the attractions are motion-based (you are in a vehicle that does not roll, it moves in place depending on what is happening on the screen), but there is also a roller coaster that lets you look out over the park, especially…

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For fans of Disney cartoons like me, going to Walt Disney World is so much more than just visiting an amusement park. It is more like a pilgrimage or an immersive journey into the world of the creations that defined your childhood. It is with such joy that you dive into this atmosphere. There is something for everyone, from thrill rides to gentler rides you can do as a family, attractions that will dazzle you, and others that will make you laugh. What impressed me most is the attention to detail, combined with the resources used to make everything feel grand. Did you know there are even guided tours that help you discover all the little details that reference Disney works and their creators…

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The sound and light shows, the parades, the sheer number and variety of attractions, the attention to detail used to recreate the Disney universe... It is stunning. A must for Mickey fans, but I think everyone will have a great time here (unless you really have no joy of living in you at all).