Walt Disney World has something for everyone -- the theme park enthusiast, the sports enthusiast, the romantic and the gourmet. Walt Disney World has both high technology and low technology, fantasy and reality. The gardens of Walt Disney World are gorgeous. Its transportation system is expansive and efficient. Disney's employees, known as cast members, are helpful and strive to make you -- the guest -- happy.

Of course, the four major theme parks are the main attraction at Walt Disney World. The Magic Kingdom (MK)  is a wonderful collection of adventure, heritage, fantasy, and science fiction. Walt Disney's dream of an  Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow (Epcot) showcases both technology and world culture in a unique mix of attractions and exhibits. At the Disney-MGM Studios you can see television and movie production and enjoy many of your favorite films and shows from the past, too.  Disney's Animal Kingdom, the newest jewel in the Walt Disney World crown, is a blend of nature and adventure packaged with all of the exotic atmosphere that Disney's Imagineers could muster.

In addition to the major parks, three water parks and a handful of other attractions are available to Disney guests. Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn would be right at home at the old swimming hole, River Country. Typhoon Lagoon is a lush tropical paradise...hit by a tremendous storm not long ago. Blizzard Beach was Florida's first ski resort...until the snow from the freak winter storm melted. There are several Disney-themed miniature golf courses and for the more serious sports enthusiast, 99 holes of "real" golf.

Downtown Disney includes three areas of shopping, dining, and nighttime fun.  The Disney Village Marketplace is a wonderful collection of unique, interesting, and fun stores and boutiques.  Pleasure Island, is primarily a nightspot with shopping, dining, and nightclubs - but many of the shops and restaurants are open during the day, too.   The West End is the newest addition to Downtown Disney and adds additional restaurants and shops.

Another nighttime option is Disney's Boardwalk.  Scattered along the boardwalk is a wonderful array of clubs, restaurants, and shops.  The atmosphere is a throwback to 1930's Coney Island with the vendors, street performers, games of chance, and other amusements scattered about.

Over two hundred restaurants provide abundant meal options ranging from the finest and most romantic multi-course meals to family dining to fast food from food courts and snack pushcarts. At Walt Disney World you can feast on fine French cuisine, be entertained by belly dancers as you dine on Moroccan faire, or relish a New England-style clambake.

Without a doubt, the magic of Walt Disney World makes this a wonderful and unique holiday destination!