Disney's Animal Kingdom

Disney's Animal Kingdom is the largest theme park ever built. Almost five times the size of The Magic Kingdom, it teaches respect for our planet and for the life forms we share it with, and is the home to more than 1000 real, not Audio-Animatronic, animals. Similar to The Magic Kingdom, Disney's Animal Kingdom is separated into different lands. The lands are The Oasis, a relaxing tropical jungle full of beautiful walkways; Discovery Island, which is home to the parks centerpiece, the stunning 140-foot tall Tree of Life; Dinoland U.S.A., an exciting area dedicated to long extinct animals; Africa, the largest land in Disney's Animal Kingdom; Asia, a beautiful land of lush jungle and thrilling adventure; Camp Minnie-Mickey, a lovely camp-themed area where you can meet Disney characters and see some great live shows; and Rafiki's Planet Watch, an area full of fun activities that teach respect for the environment.

What land would you like to explore?

• The Oasis
• Discovery Island
• Dinoland USA
• Africa
• Camp Mini Mickey
• Rafikis Planet Watch
• Asia

History of the Kingdom

Disney's Animal Kingdom was first opened in 1999,l one of the main reasons that Disney wanted to open this new park was to ease of pressure on the other three theme parks. another reason was compertition from Universals new ISlands of Adventure. The Kingdom forcuses more on the learning side of things much like EPCOT, but there are also a lot of things for people to do besides look! There are interactive events and even a few thrill rides but still teaching you the importance of caring for the enviroment and deforestation. Animal Kingdom has been described as a very well thought out Zoo the only bad thing I can say about the place is its VERY hard to get around (probably cause its sooo big) anway ill let you be the judges!

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