Travel Inspiration – Disney World, Florida
The Magic Kingdom is the most famous, and most iconic of all the parks in the resort – seeing the Cinderella Castle in person as you walk through the gates is truly breath-taking! I wish my photos weren’t so full of other people, but there’s not a lot you can do about that! Every ride and feature is beautifully designed, capturing so many great movie moments. The statue of Walt and Mickey is one of my favourite features, as there’s something very sweet and intimate about it.
Every park has its own iconic structure, and Epcot’s Spaceship Earth is pretty memorable – though to me and most otherse, it looks like a golf ball. Some of the best rides inside don’t exactly make for great photos really, but the World Showcase has some great architecture, capturing what is unique to each country featured. The Asian structures were more interesting for me than the European ones, as they were more dramatic, and unlike what I’ve seen before.
Finally, since Disney doesn’t do anything by halves, even our hotel was pretty special to look at. We stayed in the Grand Floridian, a Victorian-style hotel, with its beautiful white architecture and red tiled roofs. Things like the grand piano in the lobby, and old-fashioned car outside make it even more memorable, and the view across the lake, with the Cinderella Castle and Space Mountain in the distance, is just stunning.
