Disney World has 4 main theme parks – Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. All 4 of these locations have a number of attractions, shows, parades, and other great experiences for guests. You could easily spend 1-2 days in each park. Disney World is also home to 2 water parks, gold and mini gold courses, and a shopping and dining area called Disney Springs. Read on for more detailed information about each of these locations.
Magic Kingdom
The first park in Disney World to open in 1971, here you’ll find the worlds of fantasy, tomorrow, and more.
Epcot
Epcot is made up of two main sections: Future World, with a focus on technology and growth, and World Showcase, where you can experience the culture of 11 different countries.
Hollywood Studios
See the movies come to life at Hollywood Studios – whether it’s by visiting Toy Story Land, riding the Rock n Roller Coaster, or experiencing Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.
Animal Kingdom
Get up close and personal with nature in Animal Kingdom, where you can see real live animals out on the safari, take a flight to Pandora, or go back in time on DINOSAUR.
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