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  • On Aug 14, 2011
    Annmarie Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Hi, we are travelling to WDW in Sept for 10 days (exciting) and were wondering if there were trains going around the theme parks to catch a ride on just incase we are tired?? Thanks AnnMarie

    Hi AnnMarie!

    The only theme park that has a train going around it is the Magic Kingdom.  The train at the Magic Kingdom is definitely a nice break.  The Tomorrowland People Mover, also in the Magic Kingdom, also makes a nice break; the ride is particularly fun at night!

    While the other theme parks do not have trains circling them, there are plenty of places to take a break.  The movies and shows in the other theme parks are especially good choices!

    By the way, you can take a monorail from the Magic Kingdom to Epcot and that is a very nice and relaxing ride.  Another nice and relaxing ride is taking a boat from Downtown Disney to one of the nearby hotels.  I think the boat ride is especially relaxing at night!

    Have a magical Walt Disney World Resort vacation!

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