It's almost impossible to see
everything at Disney World in
Orlando in one day or even one week.
Disney set aside more than 27,000 acres
for an amusement and entertainment.
Spectacular the Magic Kingdom,
for example, looks very similar to its
West Coast cousin, but it's bigger,
much bigger camera bugs were
having a tough time getting all of
Cinderella's Castle in the shot.
There are other differences here too.
There are no security guards here.
They're called security hosts,
and there are no crowds, just guests.
One of the best ways to get a real
appreciation of the size of this Magic
Kingdom is to take the skyway from up.
Here you can get a real Birds
Eye view of all the attractions.
It's a real panorama.
If you do enough walking,
you'll encounter every type of
specialty shop you can imagine.
There's even a mini tiawana.
The guys are by 1.
Well, I think it's beautiful the
the shops the quaint old shops going
back into time like that. It's great.
You just walk around those shops all day
long and I'm ready to hit some rides.
I'm enjoying it very good time.
Now that ice cream it's melting.
My favorite ride so
far. Space mountain.
You know what's it like?
It's fun, it's wild.
And the park is just as spectacular at night.
If you want to travel from the
Magic Kingdom to Epcot Center,
the monorail is the only way to go big
name corporations have spent a bundle to
give visitors an eyeful of the future,
even though this is a Florida showcase.
It took some California ingenuity to
make the Horizons pavilion a reality.
A set is built totally mocked up
in California, the audio animal
Motronic figures lighting the
sound everything is put in there.
Then it's reviewed and if it's
acceptable and it's struck.
Unpacked and put on a truck and
shipped here and then reassembled.
At the craft exhibit, experimental
agricultural techniques gives us a look
at how food can be grown without soil.
We're doing research with irrigation
growing in our pots with halophytes,
which are being irrigated with raw seawater.
These journeys into imagination
gives you a sense of excitement
that life in the 21st century
will exceed our wildest dreams.
Disney World is doing some job
of showing us tomorrow today.
Jesse Macias, Neuzeit Orlando, FL.
Everywhere you look,
Epcot Center has the feel of the future.
Epcot is an acronym for experimental
prototype Community of Tomorrow and
if tomorrow looks anything like this,
the world will be a pretty
exciting place to live.
There are several large pavilions
which entertain as well as informed
visitors of what life will be like
in the 21st century and beyond.
Epcot Center is divided into future
world and World Showcase and of course
there's the familiar Magic Kingdom.
Epcot gives you a dimension.
Unequaled anywhere,
all the buildings are huge,
ultra modern and offer visitors a
fascinating insight into what might
be in store for future generations.
Horizons is the newest facility handling
more than 2500 visitors an hour.
It's quite a ride and it boggles the
mind that science and technology are
so close to making dreams of living in
outer space or underwater come true.
We did
a lot of extensive research and we
brought in the experts in agriculture
and outer space and so forth to
make sure that what we were showing
his future was not Buck Rogers.
And that was part of the
storyline we wanted to get across.
Is that this is an achievable future?
Everything you see in Horizons is
based on something we either know
now or very soon going to achieve.
My wife likes it though. She and her
daughter are always on about something
in addition to all the
interesting indoor pavilions.
Here you can also spend a lot of
time outdoors in these gardens
where things are always jumping,
and for those who thirst for even more
excitement, it's always a friendly
band strolling through the center.
The entire Disney World is
set more than 20 miles from
Orlando on a 28,000 acre site.
Nothing is just around the corner.
Bring walking shoes.
Of course the Disney people want
you to stay a week or more to
take in all the fun and sun.
It includes hotels,
it includes golf courses.
It includes water recreation
areas like place to go,
swimming and place to go boating,
water skiing, all of that sort of thing.
Horseback riding, tennis courts.
A shopping village with
additional villa accommodations
and more high-rise hotels
since opening more than 160
million guests have visited
the resort and that has tourist
industry officials smiling.
Just like Mickey Mouse.