There is no place in the world that can compete with the magic and scale of Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando. It’s not just an amusement park — it’s a true universe where dreams come true, time stands still, and reality gives way to fairy tales. Here, you don’t just watch magic — you participate in it. Whether you come with children or decide to return to childhood on your own, everyone will find their own wonder here. This is the place where Mickey Mouse shakes your hand, where Cinderella invites you into her castle, and a stroll through the streets of Magic Kingdom can forever remain in your heart.

The area of the resort is nearly 110 square kilometers. That’s larger than the area of San Francisco! Imagine a whole city built around the ideas of imagination, creativity, and family happiness. It’s impossible to see it all in a day, and even a week won’t let you explore everything. That’s why it’s so important to plan your route in advance, set priorities, and create a comfortable schedule.

Why do millions of people from all over the world come here every year, sometimes postponing their trip for years? Why do adults cry when they first see the fireworks above Sleeping Beauty’s castle? Why do children laugh even while standing in line, knowing that around the corner awaits a miracle? The answers are simple. Disney World doesn’t just entertain. It brings us back to the very best in us — our belief in good, love, and miracles.

Что такое Walt Disney World Resort?

Walt Disney World Resort is not just a park, but a whole universe where the boundaries of reality fade away, and childhood dreams become part of everyday life. It’s a place where adults lose track of time, and children feel like the main characters in a fairy tale. From the very first step, you enter a parallel reality where imagination rules the world, and every moment is filled with magic. Here, you don’t just watch a show — you participate in it, you don’t just ride attractions — you experience adventures, and you don’t just stroll — you embark on an expedition to other worlds.

The resort opened on October 1, 1971, and since then has become a true symbol of the American dream, an oasis of joy for millions of tourists from all over the world, and the largest entertainment project in history. The idea to build a second Disneyland came to Walt Disney in 1959. After the incredible success of the first park in California, it became clear that the scale needed to be expanded. Walt wanted to create something bigger than just a park — he dreamed of an "ideal city of the future," where technology and harmony with nature would merge with imagination. He understood that the East Coast of the United States, with its dense population, needed its own magical corner. As a result of these considerations, a grand plan was born: to purchase a vast plot of land in Florida and bring his great idea to life.

Thus, the project that Walt himself called "The Florida Project" came into being. He personally oversaw all the key stages, including the development of engineering solutions. However, he did not live to see the completion of the construction — in 1966, Disney passed away, leaving behind blueprints, dreams, and faith in the impossible. His brother, Roy O. Disney, took on the mission to complete Walt’s life’s work. And in 1971, Walt Disney World Resort opened its doors to its first guests, becoming an eternal monument to brotherly love, perseverance, and the power of imagination.

Since then, the resort has not just survived — it has grown, transformed, and continually amazed its visitors. It is not only a center for family recreation but also a cultural phenomenon, a place where technology meets art, where every age finds its inspiration.

Walt Disney World Resort: a whole universe created for happiness

When people hear "Disneyland," they often think of just one park. But Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando is not just a park, it’s a giant complex, a real entertainment micro-city. It’s the largest theme park resort in the world, including four theme parks, two water parks, over 30 hotels, golf courses, shopping areas, restaurants, yacht clubs, and even its own transportation system.

Every day here is a celebration, every street is a set, and every morning is a new adventure. Let me tell you about the magic that makes up this place.

1. 01. Magic Kingdom: the heart and soul of Disney World
   This is the first and most famous park, opened in 1971. It’s recognized by the iconic Cinderella Castle, which has become the symbol not only of Magic Kingdom but the entire Disney empire. Here, you can:

• Ride the "Pirates of the Caribbean Adventure" or follow in the footsteps of Indiana Jones.
• Meet Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Belle, Rapunzel, Aladdin, and other beloved characters.
• Walk down Main Street USA — a street styled to look like the early 20th century, always filled with music and the smell of popcorn.
• End your day with a legendary evening fireworks show and multimedia display projected onto the walls of the castle.

1. 02. EPCOT: the future and culture in one package
   Opened in 1982, EPCOT was conceived by Walt Disney as an "experimental prototype community of tomorrow" — hence the name. Today, it consists of two massive pavilions:

• Future World
  A section dedicated to technology, science, and innovation. Here, you can learn how our planet works, experience spaceflight simulators, and even "build" your own car.
• World Showcase
  The cultural part of the park where you can literally tour half the world in one day. Each pavilion (there are 11) features real representatives of the country, national cuisine, architecture, and shows. Mexico, Japan, France, Norway, Morocco — these are not just sets, but full-fledged travel experiences without the need for a visa.

1. 03. Hollywood Studios: where cinema comes to life
   This park is a gift for fans of movies, TV shows, and animation. If you love "Star Wars," Pixar, Marvel, or classic Disney, then this is the place for you. Notable highlights include:

• Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
  One of the most technologically advanced and fully realized themed worlds, where you’ll find yourself on the planet Batuu, build your lightsaber, and fly the Millennium Falcon.
• Toy Story Land
  Shrink down to the size of a toy and enter the world of Woody and Buzz Lightyear.

1. 04. Animal Kingdom: wildlife and myths in one park
   This is the largest park by area, a true fusion of a zoo, safari, and themed environment. Here, real animals coexist with animatronics and legends. Features include:

• The Avatar: Flight of Passage attraction — one of the most thrilling in the world, where you "fly" on the back of a banshee above Pandora.
• A safari ride through African landscapes, spotting live elephants, giraffes, and rhinos.
• The DinoLand USA area, inspired by the Jurassic period.

1. 05. Water Parks: the perfect escape from the heat

• Blizzard Beach
  The park’s storyline is unbelievable: a snow resort in Florida began to melt and turned into a water paradise. Here, you can find one of the world’s tallest water slides — Summit Plummet, family areas, beaches, and an "icy" landscape that creates the illusion of winter under the sun.
• Typhoon Lagoon
  According to legend, this park was created after a giant hurricane. Here, you can enjoy a massive wave pool where you can surf. Attractions for all ages, from extreme to calm.

1. 06. Hotels and infrastructure: a hassle-free getaway
   On the grounds of Walt Disney World Resort there are more than 30 hotels, ranging from budget to luxury. Each one is uniquely themed — from safari lodges to princess castles. Staying at a Disney hotel offers numerous advantages: early park access, transfers, extended visiting hours, and the opportunity to meet characters right in the hotel lobby.

Walt Disney World is a place where the magic doesn’t end at the gates. It’s a system where everything is thought out down to the smallest detail: from apps with maps and virtual queues to children's play areas and personal guides.

Cultural program at Disney World: a show you become a part of

Walt Disney World is not just roller coasters and photos with Mickey Mouse. It’s also a grand cultural program worthy of the best theaters, movie studios, and culinary festivals in the world. Each park has its own unique atmosphere and style of experiences.

1. 01. The magic of live shows: from parades to theatrical performances
   Every evening in the parks is not just the end of the day, it’s a grand climax.

• Magic Kingdom is famous for its parades on Main Street USA. Fantastic floats with beloved characters, live music, dancers, lights, and special effects — it’s like a little Broadway on the street. The evening parade with lights and the grand fireworks show at Cinderella’s Castle will literally blow you away.
• In EPCOT, the Harmonious multimedia water show takes place every evening, featuring projections, fireworks, and music from iconic Disney films in different languages. It’s not just a show, but a true symbol of international unity.
• At Hollywood Studios, the Fantasmic! theatrical water show takes place, where Mickey Mouse battles classic Disney villains using the power of imagination. It combines acting, lights, pyrotechnics, water, and projections. It’s an emotional climax where even adults stand and applaud.
• At Animal Kingdom, the Festival of the Lion King show is especially impressive — a circus-theater performance with acrobats, singers, and dancers in the spirit of Africa, inspired by the legendary movie. Live music, costumes, and audience interaction turn it into a nearly spiritual experience.

1. 02. Culinary experiences: a gastronomic tour around the world
   Walt Disney World is a true paradise for gourmets. Here, food is also a show.

• In World Showcase (EPCOT), you can travel through the kitchens of 11 countries, tasting authentic dishes prepared by chefs from those countries. Want French crème brûlée, Japanese ramen, German sausages, Mexican tacos, or Moroccan couscous? It’s all here — and at the highest level.
• Numerous gastronomic festivals (such as the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival) bring together chefs, winemakers, and food lovers from all over the world. The program includes tastings, masterclasses, themed evenings, and even dinners hosted by famous chefs.
• Disney restaurants offer formats for every taste — from exquisite dinners with wine pairings to themed family meals with animated characters. For example, at Be Our Guest, you dine in the Beast's Castle under gothic stained glass windows, while at Cinderella’s Royal Table, you enjoy a meal with Cinderella, the prince, and royal ambiance.

1. 03. Immersion in cinema: live sets and interactive experiences
   The cultural program is especially rich at Hollywood Studios — it’s a true Mecca for movie lovers and fans of franchises.

• Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is not just a themed area, but a full-fledged city on the planet Batuu. Everything is "real": languages, currency, costumes, and the behavior of the staff. You can build your own lightsaber, sit in the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon, drink "blue milk" at a tavern, and become part of an improvised scene with the Resistance and the First Order.
• The Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular is a live show with stunts, explosions, and chases, where actors recreate scenes from the legendary film trilogy right before your eyes. By the way, the audience is invited to participate too!
• In Muppet Vision 3D and Beauty and the Beast – Live on Stage, you can enjoy theatrical musicals and comedy performances with live actors and 3D animation.

1. 04. Additional cultural activities

• Themed workshops for children and adults
  From drawing animated characters to pastry courses.
• Live concerts
  At the America Gardens Theatre (EPCOT), where both local musicians and national stars perform.
• Seasonal events
  Halloween Horror Nights, Disney on Ice, Christmas markets with orchestras and shows in the spirit of The Nutcracker.

Walt Disney World is not just carousels, it’s theater, gastronomy, travel, and cinema in one. And most importantly, here every spectator becomes a participant, every family becomes part of the magic, and every day is special.

Sample Itinerary for a Disney World Tour

With American Butler, your tour to Walt Disney World Resort will become a true adventure. Let’s take a look at how your day could unfold:

1. 01. Day 1: A Magical Start — Magic Kingdom + Epcot

• Morning: Meet your personal guide. A comfortable transfer awaits you — no lines, no waiting, and no stress. On the way, you’ll hear interesting facts about Disney World’s history, learn how the parks are organized, and receive life hacks to save time and energy.
• Afternoon in Magic Kingdom: First — photos in front of Cinderella’s Castle, then a walk down Main Street, where attractions like Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain, and Peter Pan’s Flight await. Your guide will assist with navigation using the Genie+ system (formerly FastPass) to avoid lines and maximize your time. Meet Disney characters, enjoy a private photo session, and shop for themed souvenirs—all under your guide's watchful eye.
• Evening in EPCOT: Travel to EPCOT — a place where futurism meets world culture. Stroll through World Showcase: in just 2–3 hours, you can visit 5–6 countries, sample signature dishes and drinks, and enjoy live music. The night ends with the spectacular Harmonious show: fireworks, lights, and Disney music set against the water’s surface.

1. 02. Day 2: Hollywood and Safari — Hollywood Studios + Animal Kingdom

• Morning in Hollywood Studios: Breakfast at the hotel or directly in the park. Head to Hollywood Studios, where you'll find: the interactive world of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge — fly the Millennium Falcon, duel with Jedi, customize your own lightsaber, experience the Hollywood spirit at Tower of Terror and Indiana Jones Stunt Show, and enjoy themed cafés and photo zones — all like in the movies.
• Afternoon Safari in Animal Kingdom: Transfer to Animal Kingdom — the most atmospheric of all the parks. Your guide will take you through Pandora — The World of Avatar, where floating mountains, bioluminescence, and virtual banshee flights await. Then, embark on the Kilimanjaro Safari, where you’ll see lions, zebras, rhinos, and elephants in their natural habitat. Don’t miss the Festival of the Lion King or Finding Nemo: The Musical shows.
• Evening: Enjoy the Tree of Life Awakenings show — light projections on the massive tree, live drumming, and jungle music. Return to the hotel where you can order dinner or unwind in the spa (optional).

1. 03. Day 3: Water Adventures and Relaxation — Blizzard Beach or Typhoon Lagoon

• Morning: Choose one of the two themed water parks: Blizzard Beach — a snow resort-themed park with “icy” slides, including the extreme Summit Plummet. Typhoon Lagoon — a hurricane-ravaged island featuring a giant wave, lazy rivers, and tropical flair.
• Day: Relax in the lounge area with towels, lounge chairs, and food service. There are special play areas for children and bars serving frozen cocktails for adults, as well as VIP cabanas. Enjoy snorkeling or surfing (by separate booking).
• Evening: After a shower and a change, go shopping or have dinner at Disney Springs: it’s not just a park, but a huge complex of boutiques, restaurants, and shows. Take a stroll by the lake, have a final cocktail, and buy souvenirs. Return to the hotel.

Helpful Tips for a Successful Tour

• Prepare for Hot Weather
  Florida is a subtropical region with high humidity, especially in summer. Temperatures can reach +33–36°C during the day, and the sun can be scorching as early as the morning. Wear light, natural fabrics (cotton, linen), preferably in light colors — synthetics heat up quickly. A head covering is essential, especially for children. Use sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher, preferably waterproof, and reapply every 2 hours.
• Book Attractions in Advance
  Lines for popular attractions can reach up to 2 hours. To avoid this, use the Disney Genie+ system in the Disney World mobile app.
• Plan Your Time
  Disney World has 4 theme parks, each roughly the size of a small city. Without a plan, it’s easy to get lost and waste time on unnecessary movements.
• Wear Comfortable Shoes
  You might walk from 10 to 15 km in a day — especially if you want to do everything. Shoes should be well-broken-in, preferably athletic or hiking shoes — sneakers, comfortable sandals with cushioning. At the water parks, wear shoes that won’t slip and dry quickly.

Terms & Conditions

• Excursion price starting from $1999 for 3 days;
• The minimum price is for a group of up to 3 people, with an additional charge of $60 for each extra passenger;
• Tour duration is at least 72 hours;
• Travel time is calculated considering the route and potential traffic, but not less than the specified time. The cost of each additional hour is $60;
• Entrance fees to museums and the tour guide’s hotel room are not included in the price;
• For a comfortable trip, we recommend a maximum of 5 people in the vehicle;
• Tips for the guide are always appreciated but not obligatory and can be left at your discretion;
• The cost of the tour may vary depending on the season;
• For optimal park visits, we recommend planning the tour for 2-3 days.

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