Orlando, FL – A major birthday, family reunion, high school graduation, a milestone wedding anniversary. Events like these bring together family and friends from across generations. Because people are looking to mark these occasions in spectacular and unforgettable ways, Disney Parks provide the perfect setting. In “What Will You Celebrate?” Disney Parks is poised to address a growing national trend to “celebration vacations” with new entertainment and services that allow guests to turn their personal milestones into magical Disney experiences.
To put guests in the spirit, anyone visiting a Walt Disney World resort theme park in Orlando on their birthday in 2009 gets in free. Whether on their birthday, Quinceanera or other occasion, guests will find Disney Parks filled with favorite characters, world-class attractions and entertainment and legendary guest services — exactly the “something for everyone” that trend-watchers say families look for in a “celebration vacation.”
SeaWorld, Universal Studios and other places to visit in Orlando and the many smaller attractions such as Gatorland Zoo, Wet n Wild and Aquatica can make for a very special celebration vacation with family and friends.
At Walt Disney World Resort Orlando, guests can personalize their celebration, choosing from more than 200 experiences — from character dining to sunrise safaris, kids’ pirate adventures to diving the depths at Epcot, having a princess-themed day or turning Walt Disney World “wild” with trail riding, water skiing or race car driving. Making arrangements is effortless thanks to new online planning tools – and when the big day comes, Disney cast members are on hand to bring each celebration to life.
To add to the fun, the “Move It, Shake It, Celebrate It!” street party (mid-February) is a float-filled celebration with acrobatic performers and singing, dancing Disney characters inviting Magic Kingdom guests to mix and mingle down Main Street, U.S.A. For more information about “What Will You Celebrate?” guests can visit disneyparks.com, call 407/W-DISNEY or contact a travel agent.
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