WDW Radio Show # 240 - September 18, 2011 - Your Walt Disney World Information Statio

[Lou Mongello]

Top Ten Relaxing Attractions in Walt Disney World

Hello and welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello, and this is show #240 for the week of September 18, 2011.

Everyone who visits Walt Disney World has their favorites - Resorts, parks, restaurants and of course, attractions. For some, it's all about the thrills, while others prefer attractions that maybe a bit slower. And so this week, we'll look at the Top Ten Relaxing Attractions in Walt Disney World.

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[disneygirl85]

I think the most relaxing ride is the TTA Peoplemover. I spent Grad Night at the Magic Kingdom in 2003 and rode that for at least an hour over the course of the night.

[JohnO]

TTA, SSE, probably two of my favorite 'relaxing' attractions at WDW...but one cant forget the MK Railroad

QUESTION: I know ive heard it and it sounds like its from AK, but what is the background song in the show that begins at 0:02:06?

[DVCDad]

My most relaxing thing to do is to grab a Mickey bar and a park bench. Just watching families at WDW is amazing. Laughing at the commando team t-shirted families, seeing awestruck young children, warn out parents, you see it all.

Another relaxing thing is spending a day exploring your resort. Jambo house has some excellent educational and fun events planned throughout the day. Then there's always the pool (or pool bar).

Next trip I'm planning on trying out a round of miniature golf. There's much more to do and see at WDW than what most people think of.

[JohnO]

There's much more to do and see at WDW than what most people think of.

I couldnt agree more. Not only do I think people race through the parks too quickly causing them to miss so much, I also feel there is so much beyond the gates of the parks. Simply exploring the resorts is a fantastic way to spend time in WDW. We usually always take time to go and hang out at a resort we havent been to or have only been to briefly, and walk the grounds and explore whats there.

[mainstreet1997]

This maybe an odd post but I gotta say I liked the intro for this podcast! The mix of the March from Jungle Book into I Wanna Be Like You is aweome! I need something like that for my running playlist!

But relaxing attractions - Im always up for some TTA!