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Walt Disney Informative Speech
Walt Disney once said, “If you can dream it, you can do it.” Disney took this idea of his and made it real when he opened Walt Disney World in 1971. Disney is called the most magical place on earth because of the amount of imagination and magic that happens there every day. Walt Disney World is a fanciful place filled with princesses, mice, castles, fireworks, sword fights, music, and imagination. Imagination is a very powerful tool, not just for kids, but for all humans. Imagination makes it possible for us to see a whole world inside our mind. Disney takes our fantasy world and makes it real. All children have a fantasy that they are princesses or knights or princes, and at Disney they become the imagined character they want to be. Disney takes the unreal and makes it real. People go to Disney to experience a once in a lifetime opportunity of seeing imagination come to life through characters, attractions, and magic at Walt Disney World. Every child has watched some type of Disney film or has seen or heard of a Disney character. When a child sees an influential character, they automatically want to meet that character or have its stuffed animal or listen to its music. At Disney, children and adults have to …show more content…
There are over 100 rides/attractions at these parks. Some rides are for younger kids, like the spinning Tea Cups at the Magic Kingdom, and other rides are real roller coasters, like the Tower of Terror at Hollywood Studios. Disney has attractions for all ages to enjoy the thrill of going on rides. When I was fourteen, I went on Expedition Everest at the Animal Kingdom, and it was my first time riding an intense roller coaster in six years. I had a panic attack on the ride because I was petrified, but the moment I got off, my adrenaline took over and I wanted to ride again. Roller coasters are intense, but the thrill is worth the
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