Recently visited here whilst staying at Disney. I really love this park it has some good rides. We eat at the cafe yak and yeti and sat outside the food was really nice. Highly recommend visiting this park

Animal Kingdom is a definite must for the outdoorsy person. The tree is the most amazing part of this park! Just like all other parks, it is the center piece! My kids loved Dinoland. There was a passport program going on when we were there. My fave? A Bug’s Life! Lots to see and fall in love with!

One of the boring-er parks of Disney. Less rides and attractions compared to MK but cost nearly the same price. Pandora rides wait time can be very long but that's something that is out of their control as we went in the summer knowing that wait times are long. Otherwise, half of the park felt like an expensive zoo.

The parks theming is beautiful. Wasn’t expecting to enjoy myself but I had a wonderful time here. The park didn’t feel busy at all. There isn’t as many thrill rides but the rides we rode we had a a lot of fun. Avatar is absolutely amazing and breathtaking when riding. The theming in this area is amazing. The safari was really interesting and the tour guide was very knowledgeable. We foolishly only went at midday but wished we had spent the day here. We will definitely return to this park

Animal Kingdom is probably my favourite park. The theme is great, it almost doesn’t feel like a theme park. Genie+ isn’t really required for this park, though they sell Lightning Lane passes on the Disney app for Avatar Flight of Passage. This was worth it for our party, as it was our favourite ride of the day! Pandora alone is worth seeing, as the amount of detail used is fantastic (really good for photos). The Tree of Life is a great centre attraction of the park. There are a few eateries around which have a good range of choices. Pro: the theme of the park. There is lush foliage all over, with animal sightings along with rides. Con: it seems smaller than the other parks! You can get through everything is half a day (around six hours). They don’t have too many rides but the ones they have are enjoyable. Tip: come as early as possible! There is little wait time on a lot of rides. Take away: absolutely recommend.

We had to choose between Epcot and Animal Kingdom due to days constraint. I am so glad we chose Animal Kingdom!! A total surprise package. After spending couple of days in universal and magic kingdom, we were totally exhausted with G force rides and crowd. And this park served the right purpose- fun filled day with amazing rides and decor which suited all age group. Each section is so unique and beautifully made, closest to actual places. Mount Everest ride, rapids etc kept the excitement going and Kilimanjaro ride, gorilla falls, maharaja trek etc slowed the pace and forced us to enjoy the breathtaking nature. Of course icing on the top was Avatar ride! What an experience it was. From signboards to food options (we got very good veg food) to water fountains, everything was just about right. For our last day in orlanda, this was perfect end as it was thrilling and soothing at same time. Highly recommended to visit this park.

Great park and easy to get around. The highlight of the visit was lunch at the Rain Forest Cafe. It was very busy and wait for food was long but our server Ashley was great and made the wait easier especially with having our young grandchildren. Food was also very good.

Our third visit here, the first being nine years ago. Still love the chilled atmosphere at Animal Kingdom BUT there has been a big change to the way Disney appear to do business as opposed to when we were last here in 2017. Then, you could have up to three “live” Fast Passes which allowed you to dodge the longer queues. And they were free. Now, those appear to have been replaced by Lightning Lanes, where you can still dodge the queues but at a cost. We didn’t even explore the price, knowing it was unlikely to be cheap. The consequence of that is long waits, I’m afraid. We pushed over two hours queuing for the breathtaking Flight Of Passage. Other queues were around an hour. All of which meant we paid over 500 dollars for a family of four to experience just five rides. Stunning park, still one of our favourites. But difficult to argue that it represents value for money these days.

This year we went to visit all four parks. Animal kingdom is one of my favorites. I find it to be the easiest one when it comes to entering and parking. I love all the different. Counties and food options. It’s not my favorite for the ride.

My husband and I took our grandson’s to Disney Animal Kingdom, Disney Springs mall, and Magic Kingdom for our eldest grandson’s birthday. We stayed at the Animal Kingdom Lodge (Jumbo House) for 5days it was AMAZING!!! Each day we woke up looking out on the grounds where the animals dwelled. The views were impressive. We watched the sunrise and a couple of those days we watched the sunset amidst the animals. “Absolutely beautiful” We also brought our 10yrs old niece:) she has been to Disney, many times before… However, she kept saying how the resort was an amazing place to visit and that she did not want to leave!!! We all agreed! All of the children and us adults (children at heart) had a great time learning and exploring the many animals, excellent food, beautiful grounds, and the pool!!