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  • On Jun 14, 2013
    Sandra 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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    We will be visiting WDW at the end of June for 2 days and our children are super excited. We have been to Disneyland out in CA twice and we want them to experience WDW to the max. What would you suggest to visit that would be different from Disneyland?

    Hi there Sandra,

    Comparing Disneyland to Walt Disney World is like comparing apples to oranges.  In many ways, they are both the same, but they are also very, very different.  The first thing you're gonna notice is the size.  Disney World will seem huge compared to Disneyland and everything will be more spread out.  I visit both resorts frequently throughout the year, and it's like to completely unique experiences.

    Although the parks do overlap on certain attractions, I encourage you to not let that deter you from experiencing one you've already tried at Disneyland.  This is because, the attractions are different at both resorts and it can be a lot of fun to try to pick out those unique features.  

    Since your only going to have 2 days in the parks, I suggest you choose the 2 parks you'd most like to visit, and go full throttle.  I am not sure of the ages of your children, but I'd probably recommend Magic Kingdom and Epcot.  

    I answered a similar question regarding the differences Disneyland and Disney World and I thin you'll find it helpful.

    Best Wishes,

    Amanda F.
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Meet the Panelist: Amanda, California

Greetings from California! I am here to help make your visit to the Disney Parks as pixie-dusted as possible! As a regular to both Disneyland and Walt Disney World, I am ready to put my coast-to-coast Disney Parks knowledge to work for YOU! Learn More About Amanda

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