Visiting Disney World With The Kids - It's A Small World Is Always The Winner!

We try to get to Disney World as often as possible as our budget permits. Sometimes we make it there yearly and when things are a bit tighter we take a year off and then go the next. Disney World is the best place for kids and I must admit that once the kids are gone I'll still be going there on my own!

When you first visit Disney it seems like you'll need radar detectors to keep track of your kids. Honestly, it can be quite overwhelming when you first get through the gates and see the crowds. If you're lucky, and you time it right, you can visit during the low season where the crowds are thin, and you won't feel like a valentine radar detector is necessary to manage your children through the throngs of people.

That being said, we always arrive when the crowds exist. Once you get used to the amount of people and start walking around, it seems more like a party atmosphere and the more the merrier. You start to enjoy yourself amongst the crowd because you are visiting the happiest place on earth and everyone else there is ecstatic too!

Every time we go we always gravitate towards It's a Small World and I don't plan on making any excuses for it. I love the ride and I will until I'm 100 years old. There's just something magical about it that can't be explained in words. You have to see this attraction for yourself. I have yet to see anybody get off the boat without a smile on their face and a calm serenity in their attitude.

What is It's a Small World? Literally speaking it's a ride that brings you around the world where young children, (as dolls), lift their voices in melody dressed in their native clothing. As you travel around on the boat you will hear the song It's a Small World being vocalized in various languages.

Again, this simple explanation of what this attraction is about does not give it justice at all. How can anyone be happy sitting in a boat listening to the song It's a Small World being sung over and over again by dolls? It seems silly but the magic of Disney brings it all together, and you can't help but be transported into another world where everything is okay, there is brotherhood of man and life is good.

If you have any troubles or worries when you are entering the boat they will magically disappear during the ride. I simply can't get enough of it. In fact, whenever I go to Disney we head over to the Magic Kingdom first and during the day I will drag my kids over to this attraction at least three times.

Everyone has their own thing that they love about Disney. Mine just happens to be the attraction It's a Small World. I'm over 40 right now and I'm not ashamed to say that I will return to Disney as much as I possibly can as I get older for everything it has to offer, but especially for this one attraction.