When most people think of Disney they think of the Magic Kingdom. It was the first of the four theme parks to open back in 1971 and several of the original attractions are still there today.

While Magic Kingdom is certainly geared towards younger children there is a certain nostalgia that most people feel when they revisit the park as an adult which is one of the many reason's it is still Disney's most visited theme park.

Magic Kindom is split up into six different areas: Main Street USA, Tomorrowland, Fantasyland, Adventureland, Liberty Square, and Frontierland.

ATTRACTIONS:

Here is a list of the most popular attractions, shows and characters that can be found at Magic Kingdom along with the height requirement for each ride:

• Meet Anna & Elsa

• Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (38 inches)

• Space Mountain (44 inches)

• Peter Pan

• Enchanted Tales with Belle

• Small World

• Splash Mountain (40 inches)

• Thunder Mountain (40 inches)

• Meet Rapunzel and Cinderella

• Buzz Lightyear

• Under the Sea

• Dumbo the Flying Elephant

• Barnstormer (35 inches)

• Astro Orbitor

• Tomorrowland Speedway (32 inches)

• Haunted Mansion

• Pirates of the Carribbean

• The Magic Carpets of Aladdin

• Jungle Cruise

• Mickey's Philharmagic

• Meet Ariel

• Meet Mickey Mouse

Because of the number of attractions at this park many of our families choose to spend a slightly longer day here. Families with young children will even opt for two days at this park. Whether you choose to be here for seven or eight hours or split this park into two days you can expect to cross off everything on your list of must-do's!

RESTAURANTS:

While this park isn't exactly known for its restaurants there are still some great options. When we build your itinerary we will always book a lunch and dinner for each day that you're visiting one of the theme parks. Here are our favorites at Magic Kingdom:

• Crystal Palace - this is a character buffet with Winnie the Pooh and friends. The restaurant offers character dining at breakfast, lunch and dinner and has a fantastic selection for everyone in the family. Prices range from $15-$30 per child and $30-$60 per adult. There are several reasons why we like this restaurant but one of the best attributes is their selection of vegetarian options.

• Cinderella's Royal Table - this is a character dining with several of Disney's Princesses inside Cinderella Castle. The restaurant is closed for refurbishments from January 5th through early spring of 2015.

• Liberty Tree Tavern - charming, warm and inviting, this restaurant serves New England fare along with burgers, sandwiches and salads. We like it because it's a nice break away from the crowds and the food tastes great.

• Be Our Guest - from time to time the Beast does make an appearance but if this is why you are going to this restaurant do not hold your breath. They do have great food and great healthy options plus the service is incredibly fast. Reservations are extremely hard to come by so unless you are staying at a Disney resort and you have access to dining reservations before the 180 days your only chance of eating here is to wait in line at lunch. New fast pass experiments happen from time to time but there is no telling when they are coming.

When you book a Disney VIP Tour with us you will have a private concierge working on your itinerary from the minute you make your reservation. Even if you are booking last minute, cancelations can come up so if there is a particular restaruant you would like to experience just let us know and we will keep a look out for you!

Hollywood Studios is all about the movies! Originally named MGM Studios this park opened in 1989 drawing inspiration from the heyday of Hollywood in the 30's and 40's.

It is home to two of Disney's most thrilling attractions along with some of the highest rated shows in any other theme park in the world.

Hollywood Studios is mucher smaller than the other three Disney theme parks however there is a huge value to having a VIP guide there. Managing show times can be a logistical nightmare for most families but with your own Disney VIP Guide you will experience everything this park has to offer with efficiency and a smile!

ATTRACTIONS:

Here is a list of the most popular attractions, shows, and characters that can be found at Hollywood Studios along with the height requirement for each ride:

• Toy Story Mania

• Jedi Training Academy

• Rockin' Roller Coaster (48 inches)

• Tower of Terror (40 inches)

• Star Tours (40 inches)

• The Great Movie Ride

• Frozen Sing-Along

• Beauty and the Beast

• Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular

• Lights, Motors, Action

• Disney Junior Live on Stage

• The Muppets

• Meet Phineas & Ferb

• Meet Mike and Sully from Monsters Inc.

• Meet Mickey & Minnie

• Meet Buzz and Woody

RESTAURANTS:

This park offers some great options for dining. Here are our favorites:

• The Hollywood Brown Derby - DELICIOUS. We love every single thing on the menu. The prices are definitely higher than your average theme park restaurant but it is worth every penny. It's known for it's Cobb salad that was created by the owner Bob Cobb but there are so many more great options. They also have a full bar.

• Mama Melrose - Tucked away in the corner of Steets of America this Italian eatery serves authentic Italian with delicious flavor. It's located right across the street from Lights, Motors, Action so it's a great place to choose if you're trying to make the afternoon show.

• Hollywood & Vine - this is a character buffet with a variety of Disney Junior characters. The line-up includes Handy Manny, Jake from the Neverland Pirates, Sofia the First and Doc McStuffin. Prices range from $15-$30 per child and $30-$60 per adult. While there is a variety of options at this buffet people don't go there for the food. This restaurant is all about the experience for the kids so as long as you know that going in you'll feel like you're getting your money's worth.

When you book a Disney VIP Tour you will not only get to experience the majority of the rides, shows and character meet and greets at this park but you'll get the best seats at the shows, they'll be no lag time in between attractions, and most importantly you'll get to do what you came to Disney for, you will get to build memories with your family, and that's what a vacation is all about.