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@askdisneyworld-blog
Welcome to the Ask Disney World Blog
VIP Tour Books is proud to present the Ask Disney World blog, which is a forum for anybody interested in Walt Disney World to ask questions about the parks. Whether your question is travel-related or for trivia, we would love to hear it. Feel free to post your questions here, and one of our experts will respond.
I've been to Disneyland many times. I heard the rides at Disney World are basically the same as the ones at Disneyland. Is that true? Are there differences that make a trip to Disney World worthwhile?
It is true that many of the rides are similar, but not all. More importantly, the overall experience is very different. I like to say Disney World is for explorers, while Disneyland is great for “Attraction Commandos.”
With four different themed lands, plus two water parks, two shopping districts, miniature golf courses, a nature conserve, a giant sports complex, plus multiple themed hotel properties, there are hidden gems to thrill Disney lovers throughout the property.
Additionally, the Anaheim complex has nothing like Epcot or the Animal Kingdom parks, including the “Frozen” attraction and newest Pandora land.
If you love Disneyland, I encourage you to spend some time at Walt Disney World. After all, Walt himself envisioned it as an improvement on the original.
How easy is it to travel between resorts? We are staying at a Value resort, but I want to take my family to Chef Mickey's at the Contemporary.
Excellent question! If you don’t have your own vehicle, you can use Disney’s transportation system to get there, though you will need to take a transfer. Value resorts only have bus transportation (no boats or monorails). You can take a bus to the Magic Kingdom and transfer to the Contemporary. Alternatively, you can walk to the Contemporary once you reach the Magic Kingdom. (It’s an easy 5-minute walk.)