Why do children love to go on a Disney Vacation?

As you would expect, children love fun, so they can be hard to please, but Walt Disney World can satisfy that excitement and desire for fun. That’s why when kids are asked why they love to go on a Disney vacation, they can certainly provide you plenty of reasons. The simple, best reason is that it’s a place with lots of fun activities to offer them which makes it the ideal place to take them on vacation.

A Disney vacation does not only entail the fun and enjoyment of one theme park. There is Disney’s Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, and the most recent addition, Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Children will have tons of fun at these parks, but they are also bound to discover some things that can teach them something and take their breath away.

With Disney’s different amusements to offer for children, they could feel confused and overwhelmed at deciding which attractions they should go toward first. They’re all abundantly appealing to visit. Among the most visited attractions that can please most children and satisfy their need for fun are the Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion which bring major thrills and excitement.

For small kids, you can let them experience great rides by trying Dumbo the Flying Elephant, or Peter Pan’s Flight as these classic Disney favorites are intended for toddlers to savor their Disney vacation as well. There is also the latest Buzz Light-year’s Space Ranger Spin which is adapted from the Toy Story characters. And don’t forget Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor. These and more are awaiting you and your little ones on a Walt Disney World Vacation.

Universal Studios Orlando follows Disney's Ticket Increase

Recently, Walt Disney World increased their ticket prices across the board for their theme parks for the forth year in a row. This move surprised many because Disney chose to do this among a staggering economy. Disney tickets rose by about an average of 4%. The children's ticket, which is for ages three to nine, rose 7.9%. This was the highest increase for any of the Disney Tickets. Disney sells plenty of multi-day passes and these received the lowest price increase.

There over 50 attractions alone in the Orlando area competing with Disney for their part of the Florida Tourism Dollar. Disney is certainly the leader in the Orlando Vacation market by far. So, when Disney makes a change the rest of the parks follow.

Universal Studios Orlando is no different. So, when Disney raised their prices on the first Sunday in August, Universal studios was set to soon follow but with a twist. Single day ticket prices have gone from $73 to $79 at the gate, but rather than increase their prices for all of their ticket options, their online tickets and multi-day passes have remained unchanged at least for now.

Universal has stated that their most popular and best selling ticket prices did not receive a price increase. Those ticket prices remain the same.

I guess that the only question to ask at this point. Is Seaworld next?