Disney's Animal Kingdom Park Reviews

Disneys Animal Kingdom was opened in 1998 and is the newest of the Disney Parks in Orlando and it also covers the largest area although a lot of this is not area that is accessible to the public. This is an ideal park to tackle as your first attempt at Disney as it is easier to navigate and it is simple to fit everything into your day. ...  Read the complete review

The Disney Animal Kingdom is an amazing park themed on animals and all the Disney animal films. It works the same as the other Disney parks with rent-a-looker shop etc. With loads of restrooms, helpers (if you stand around for to long staring at a map somebody with run up and ask if the can help you, its really nice), water taps etc. Oh and fast ...  Read the complete review

I used to think that Animal Kingdom was my least favourite park in Orlando. However on recent visits I have spent more time there and have now realised that the park has a lot more to offer than I realised. At the entrance to the park there is a small shop and a Rainforest café. The entrance itself is covered with brightly coloured ...  Read the complete review

Disney's Animal Kingdom opened in April 1998 . It is the last Theme park to be made at Walt Disney World (So far) The park is located on the left edge of Disney World so when it was being built it was hidden from most guests. This meant that Disney was able to hide the park until they wanted to announce the project. Walt Disney loved ...  Read the complete review

This year was my first visit to disney's Animal Kingdom. I wasn't sure what to expect in terms of rides etc but knew that I would not be disappointed by the beautiful standard of service and experience as you never are in Disney Parks. The entrance to Animal Kingdom is very impressive, a hugh sign proclaims your entrance with a ...  Read the complete review

The Animal Kingdom Park is my most favourite of the Disney Park's - It combines nature and rides (of sorts) and also shows and still enables you to go and see some of the Disney Characters in dress. It's easy to find your way around (with a map) and there are plenty of opportunities for some cool air-con action if you get too ...  Read the complete review

As animal lovers, this is our favourite park, it is essential that you get there early and try to catch sight of the animals before it gets too warm. Everybody make a beeline for the Kilimanjaro Safari's in Africa, but unless you can garantee being one of the first there, take avantage of the fast pass system. These are very easy to use ...  Read the complete review

We have very recently come back from Florida and i have so many reviews to write on our wonderful trip. I have chosen to start with some that stand out the most for both goodand bad reasons and I hope they will all help with planning your vacation. We visited Disney's animal Kingdom towards the end of the first week of our holiday. We ...  Read the complete review

This is a lovely park to walk around within the massive area known as the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. Essentially a safari park (and I think built to rival the Universal group's Bucsh Gardens over in Tampa Bay), there is a good mix of nature and thrilling rides. The focal point of the park is the so-called Tree of ...  Read the complete review

ANimal KIngodm is the newest park at walt disney world resort in flordia, and is basically a glorified zoo, not in a bad way though as it is excellently done. The main attractions are the newst roller coaster Expedition Everst, Kilimanjaro safaris, dinosaur and then the shows which are the best out of "the world". The newest coaster EE ...  Read the complete review

Animal Kingdom is the newest of Disney's four major theme parks in Florida. Opened in 1998, it offers a mix of animals and conservation messages, plus several rides adding up to a fantastic Disney experience. The park, like most Disney parks is comprised of a central "tunnel" entrance, in this case called the Oasis, followed by several ...  Read the complete review

One of the unexpected highlights of our visit to the Disney Theme parks in Orlando, this summer was our Breakfast with the Characters at Animal Kingdom. Character Breakfast We started our day at the theme park with a character breakfast. Our children range from 14 to 9 and we weren't too sure if eating with the likes of ...  Read the complete review

Its Disney the name says it all. You get the best of everything from thrilling rides, archaeological digs, and lots of amimals to see if you like exotic birds, you can enter the feeding station and feed them, the birds are friendly and love being feed by the visitors. we as a family go to Disney Orlando every year and we have been to animal ...  Read the complete review

For animal lovers and Disney addicts, this place is paradise! It was not my favourite of the Disney parks (I am split between MGM Studios and Magic Kingdom). But it is a good park and well worth a visit. WHAT IS IT LIKE? It is a large park and you need a day to get around it. It is split into six areas: Camp Minnie-Mickey, Discovery ...  Read the complete review

Over the last few years we have watched the building going on at the site of the new Animal Kingdom, all the hype and build up through local advertising in Florida and also here in the UK....then they opened the park 1999, however, as we go to Florida most years we don't normally do Disney unless we have friends or Family with us, but we did ...  Read the complete review

Animal Kingdom is certainly the most unusual of the "Big Four" Disney parks - particularly because the main attractions aren't robots but real, live animals. As such, Disney can't control them (although I'm sure they've tried) and ensure that every guest gets the consistent excellent experience that is tantamount in the ...  Read the complete review

This isn't one of my favourite parks, because to me I felt too much like I was in the jungle or safari, because the day I was there it was boiling and I thought I was going to faint but still it was a lovely day. The park is split up into different countries, Dinoland USA, Camp Minnie-Mickey, Discovery Island, Asia, Africa and Rafiki's ...  Read the complete review

In some ways Animal Kingdom is quite unlike other Disney parks, but it doesn't miss out on the superb detail to attention which Disney do best. I have just returned from my fifth trip to Orlando but this was my first visit to Animal Kingdom and it was grrreat! The attractions at Animal Kingdom are meant to both entertain and educate ...  Read the complete review

Disneys latest theme park is possibly it's most disappointing, as the only way guranteed to get to see these animals is if you go as soon as it opens. Don't get me wrong, there is plenty to do without the animals, and many of them are not so shy. The Dinosaur ride is well worth the wait, but best of all is the 3D experience that is ...  Read the complete review

Unlike the other Disney theme parks, the Animal Kingdom can easily be covered in just one day. The park is split into five different lands: Africa; Asia; Dinoland USA; Camp Minnie-Mickey and Discovery Island. AFRICA I would suggest starting your day with the “Kilimanjaro Safari” for two reasons. Firstly, the queues ...  Read the complete review