With ticket prices increased, Toontown closed, and other
portion of Magic Kingdom under construction, is now the
time to visit Walt Disney World? Answers
vary.
So, is now the time to plan a visit to Walt Disney World
given Magic Kingdom ’s transformative state?
Yes. If this may not
be your first or ever visit to the World.
If you plan on returning, got a great discount on your trip or have
passes, then yes, head to the most magical place on Earth. Most likely, there will always be some rehab
or refurbishment of attractions; it is just that this is a big one right
now. Plan to spend time in the other
parks. Yes, there are OTHER parks—3 others. I know some folks think that Walt Disney
World and Magic Kingdom
are one in the same, but Magic
Kingdom is a slice of the
Walt Disney World Resort.
No. If you and your
family plan to take a once in a lifetime trip to the Walt Disney World Resort,
then wait until the Fantasyland Expansion and Storytime Circus construction are
complete and the areas open. This may
mean pushing back a trip until late 2012 or even 2013. Take your children’s ages into account, as
once they hit 10, it will cost you more for tickets and food.
You’re going, aren’t you?
Well, then be ready to grab some great discounts on rooms only rates and
free dining plans. We are headed to the
most magical place on Earth for the 8th time and scored free dining
for our trip. That makes 5 out of 8
trips with free dining!
With Magic Kingdom having the highest attendance of any
theme park in the world—over 16 million visits annually, based on theme park
data for 2010, it is unlikely that all the construction will deter guests. It might, but it isn’t deterring us, at least
for our next trip!
There is not enough time to see it all in one trip so it shouldn't matter, I've been 3 times and still never made it to Toon Town! WDW is always changing and expanding, that's what keeps people coming back!
ReplyDeleteThere are probably people who would like to see an ongoing construction. It's an amusement park, so it must be nice to take a look at how anything is done. The guests probably took the photos of the construction walls and scrims for that reason.
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