A Visit To Disney World: The Magic Kingdom

A Visit to Disney World Institutional Affiliation Student’s name Course Name /Section Professor’s name Submission Date   Disney World, located in Orlando, Florida, is America’s busiest, best-known, and most lucrative tourist attraction (Thomas, 2016). Disneyland encompasses forty-seven square miles, twenty-eight thousand acres, and has sixty-two thousand employees working on the property (Gillian, 2017). Of all the marvels of Disney World, the Magic Kingdom attracts the most visitors; this is because visitors can revisit the past, dance with a mouse, or ride an aerodynamic spacecraft into the future. The Magic Kingdom lives up to the fantasy it promises. For me, the Magic Kingdom’s most astonishing facet is that everything in sight seems so perfect: the parades, the buildings, and the characters. Every object, building, and decoration is spotless. For instance, take Main Street - Disney’s reconstruction of a small township in 1900 America. Visitors trailing from Town Square en route to Cinderella’s Castle cannot miss the gleaming paint covering the well-kept building. Right down to their gingerbread moldings and gold signs, shops such as the House of Magic and the Emporium are freshly painted various times each year. Every street lamp, window, and display is smudge free. White-Suited maintenance workers work tirelessly to maintain the cleanliness of the entire area; they rush to collect any litter; including droppings of the horses that pull the polished trolley cars down Main Street. Every night, Main Street is scrubbed and hosed down. The individuals of the Magic Kingdom are equally impeccable. Marching bands drum off in the distance. Cartoon characters like Snow White and Goofy stop fraternizing with the visitors and ushers them onto the pavements of Main St...