Disney World makes changes to unpopular park reservation system
The Walt Disney Company uses data to make decisions about park entry.
Magic, wonder, and joy are all the hallmarks of Disney World. It's a place where, as trite as it sounds, families really do make memories that can last a lifetime.
From toddlers awestruck by Mickey Mouse photobombing their family photo, to a grade-schooler marveling at the soaring spires of Cinderella Castle, to grandparents reminiscing about visits with their young families, Disney World offers something for every generation.
Before you're even 100 yards down Main Street, U.S.A., you might catch a parade, get a hug from Goofy, or sit down for a colossal ice cream sundae at Plaza Ice Cream Parlor and suddenly find you're swaying along to the Dapper Dans rendition of You've Got a Friend in Me (the Dapper Dans serenade was always my dad's favorite part of a Disney visit).
