The Disney World Adventure

Since I was a child, I always dreamed of visiting Disney World, so I planned to make that trip when I arrived in the United States. Finally, last summer my sister and I had a chance to fulfill my dream when we bought plane tickets for Orlando. “Don’t forget to take your camera,” my sister shouted from the living room, as if it were the most important part of all our baggage. We departed from Philadelphia International Airport, looking forward to having a lot of fun seeing Mickey Mouse, Magic Kingdom with Cinderella's Castle, visiting Epcot Park, and having a ride on the unique Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.
My sister and I woke up at six o’clock on the morning of our first day in Orlando after a sleepless night. Our first choice was to see Epcot Park, one of the numerous theme parks that make up Disney World. We were amazed to experience a World's Fair atmosphere with pavilions of countries representing nations from around the globe, as well as attractions featuring state of the art technology. There was a lot of diverse entertainment such as rides for kids with Disney characters, flying in the sky and space-flying simulator, a huge selection of restaurants, and beautiful tropical gardens with sweet fragranced flowers all centered on a glistening lagoon. At the end of the day, we saw a spectacular show on the World Showcase Lagoon with all the Disney characters. It seemed like people were celebrating Christmas, but even something more important. My sister and I celebrated feeling like kids again, with no worries, only unlimited happiness.
On the second day, we decided to see Magic Kingdom, in which many people say “the true spirit of Disney magic can be experienced simply by stepping foot inside it”. There was music from Disney cartoons playing all around. “Don’t you feel like you are a part of a fairy-tale?” my sister asked with a smile. I felt like I had become a seven-year-old girl, wandering around and trying to find new adventures, like Alice