Disney Theme Park : A Small World Of Entertainment

Yeah! It is a small world of entertainment that the world called it as Disney Theme Park. “It’s a Small World After All” and “Big Thunder Mountain Railroad” are my two favorite rides at Disney Theme Park. Yeah! These two popular attractions are located at Disneyland, Disney World, and the Disney parks in Paris and Tokyo.

In this Disney Theme Park ride, every passenger gets into boats outside the attraction and they are carried inside and moved along by a gentle current. They go through a series of rooms, each of which has dolls from different countries and cultures singing and moving to the catchy song. There is the Taj Mahal, Big Ben, and the Eifel Tower, among other global landmarks. I like trying to spot all the different countries and landmarks.

You know what? I like that song is the transmissible kind that I can't get out of my mind. It was written by Sherman Brothers (Mr. Richard M. and Robert B. Sherman), who also wrote the songs for Mary Poppins. It is continually played in a soundtrack loop, about 4,800 times an operating day in Disney parks around the world. Just about all of us can't help singing along.

It's a world of laughter, a world of tears,
It's a world of hopes and a world of fears;
There's so much that we share,
That it's time we're aware
It's a small world after all.
It's a small world after all,
It's a small world after all,
It's a small world after all,
It's a small, small world.
There is just one moon, and one golden sun,
And a smile means friendship to everyone;
Though the mountains divide,
And the oceans are wide,
It's a small world after all.

In Disney World, the ride is about 3.5 minutes of hairpin turns and a dark downward movement, and there are six trains (Big Thunder Mountain Railroad) which are nicknamed I.B. Hearty, I.M Brave, I.M. Fearless, U.B. Bold, U.R, Daring, and U.R. Courageous. I prefer this roller coaster to other ones because it is just exciting enough for me. You feel like you are falling, and go around corners quickly enough to be tossed from side to side.

There are 20 audio-animatronic figures including donkeys, chickens, possums, and the rainmaker in a now flooded mining town: Professor Cumulus Isobar. There is also antique mining equipment, falling rocks, an earthquake, and the smell of sulfur as you pass phosphorescent pools. In Disney World, you careen through a dinosaur's ribs, under a waterfall, past spewing geysers, and over a volcanic pool. You must visit at a small world of entertainment with your family at least once in a life.