March weather in Central Florida can be variable, and the day we chose to go to Animal Kingdom was cool and overcast. But the clouds kept the sun at bay and the temperatures comfortable. We strolled through the winding paths amid tropical foliage with temps in the delightful low seventies. I noticed the location for the Lion King show had been moved to a new section in Africa, presumably because of Avatar land being constructed. The new theater has a cool design as an old fort. Everything in this park looks so authentic.
While in Africa, we ate lunch at one of the take-out eateries. Our chicken curry came with rice and was a substantial meal.
After dining, we hit the tiger trail, spotting a Komodo dragon and other creatures along the way. The tigers didn’t disappoint us, ranging their turf in full view. The path took us to an Indiana Jones-type realm with ancient ruins and crumbling temples.
From Africa, we headed toward Asia with its thrill rides and passed through dinosaur territory with its circus arcades and kiddie play areas. Another live show about Nemo attracts visitors at this end. We didn’t go on any rides, having been on most of them before. The African safari remains my favorite. If you have time, take the train to the conservation station and hear the behind-the-scenes talk. Once back at the central island with the Tree of Life, we headed for the exit. It’s the perfect time of year to hit this park if you’re visiting Orlando.
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I love Animal Kingdom it is so much fun hanging with the beautiful animals
Yes, their habitats are amazingly real. The authenticity to detail is so cool, you feel as though you are there.
Although I live only a couple miles from Disneyland, there are times I wish I were in Florida. Especially as you writers have such great get togethers. Love the Bad Hair Day series and I entered the latest giveaway.
If you’re in California, there’s lots of writers in that state, too. Anyway, thank you for your kind comments about my books and good luck in the contest.