This is a fantastic park everything is so well organised.
I really loved the shows and parades they are spectacular and so well performed. The Americans always say that everything is bigger and better and it is.
The park had everything from hot and cold food, drinks, shops and places to sit and have a rest. Plenty of toilets around which is a good thing.
As with all of these parks it's best to sit down and plan your route it saves you time as you need plenty.

We came down for the Walt Disney World Marathon weekend and, as always, had a magical time. We live in Seattle, so Florida is a very long haul for us. But we still try to come out once every couple of years to run a race and celebrate in the parks.

We are two adults, no children, so our Disney experience is probably atypical. We're able to be at the parks for rope drop, get dining reservations relatively easily for just the two of us, and we are smart enough to know that when the parks get too busy, we should just retreat to the hotel pool.

I must admit that I laugh when I read people complaining that the parts are too expensive. The parks are purely for pleasure -- no one HAS to go to Disney World. If you don't like crowds or lines or paying $2.50 for a bottle of soda, well, you know what to do. Disney is incredibly good at creating magic if you want it.

We loved the new Fantasyland -- even if we felt that as a table of two we got terrible seating at the Beast's castle restaurant.

The only sad part about Disney World to me is how far it is from our home -- and how it makes Disneyland pale in comparison.

Out of the 5 or so theme parks we could have gone to on the walt Disney world resort, we only went to Hollywood Studios and Magic Kingdom.
As a whole, disneyworld would be good, but it would get expensive to go to all so we just went to two. We went to the Halloween night at the magic kingdom. That was a great great day. Got to go trick or treating and dress up in costume.
Overall I do prefer Disneyland in California as it is a whole theme park in one where as the one in Orlando is broken up into smaller parks, which would be good if you went of all of the parks.
I do still recommend to go to disneyworld, I would suggest to either hire a car to get from park to park or make sure you get a hotel with a good shuttle service for the parks.

I only have 2 problems with Disney. 1. The attractions are totally geared for family (their goal) so they are very mild, including the "thrill" rides. 2. People leave their manners at the door. You can't be nice once you get in there. You just have to push back and hold your own. Quite sad really. But overall, almost always a fun time.