You have decided to go to theme parks alone.
I want you to know that you’re choosing a great way to travel to the parks. Lots of people may be asking if it’s weird to go to a theme park alone?
Absolutely not!
It’s different for many people, but you should try going solo to a theme park. I love this form of travel, but I don’t expect anyone else to jump on the bandwagon.
It’s something you have to get used to and I always want to make sure you’re comfortable with going to a park like Walt Disney World alone.
One of the few aquatic theme parks left in the nation is SeaWorld, an oceanic adventure park that can be enjoyed as a half-day or whole-day park, depending on your goals for that day.
SeaWorld Orlando is absolutely beautiful and is in the same family as Busch Gardens.
When approaching the park gates, you’ll be greeted with a stunning, watery entrance reminiscent of a gorgeous bay in San Diego.
Once in the park gates, you’re transported into aquatic thrills (as noted by the beautiful Manta roller coaster in the front), tropical sounds, and colorful topiary visions of SeaWorld.
The addition of Infinity Falls and the hypercoaster Mako, continues to make SeaWorld a competitive theme park.
Disney’s Epcot is a solo theme park traveler’s must do!
Epcot has always been a great full-day theme park for those visiting Walt Disney World solo; however, it is now a park that is spectacular to discover for over a whole day.
The annual various Festivals throughout the year and the future addition of Guardians of the Galaxy has made Epcot a competitive international theme park.
Epcot is located in the Orlando area and is a great park to take your time, get lost, and discover so many different countries and cultures of this world.
For a solo theme park goer, all you need is your smartphone, a good Disney podcast, your headphones, and you’ll be on your way to an out of this world theme park adventure!
Today I have a real treat for you— we are going to go over everything you need to know about doing Disney Solo!
Disney’s Animal Kingdom is a solo theme park traveler’s must!
Animal Kingdom has always been a great half-day theme park for those visiting Walt Disney World solo; however, it is now a park that is spectacular to discover for over a whole day.
The addition of Pandora – The World of Avatar has made Animal Kingdom a competitive theme park.
Animal Kingdom is located in the Orlando area and is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and has more than 1700 animals on property.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom is a great park to take your time, get lost, and discover so many different creatures of this world.
For a solo theme park goer, all you need is your smartphone, a good Disney Podcast, your headphones, and you’ll be on your way to an out of this world theme park adventure!
Traveling solo to Animal Kingdom doesn’t have to be intimidating.
Disney’s Magic Kingdom is a solo theme park traveler’s must!
Magic Kingdom is the number one theme park in world and a place filled with so much magical adventure.
This park is a wonderful starter for you if you’re interested in the classic Disney appeal. It gives a good variety of thrilling attractions on the milder side that will keep you entertained during your whole trip.
The addition of New Fantasyland and the coming Tron roller coaster, continues to make the Magic Kingdom a world-class theme park.
Magic Kingdom is located in the Orlando area and is a perfect park to pace yourself, get lost, and discover the enchantment of this land.
For a solo theme park goer, all you need is your smartphone, a good Disney Podcast, and your headphones, and you’ll be on your way to an out of this world theme park adventure!
Since I started traveling to Disney parks alone, I’ve noticed I’m confident meeting new people. I’m also able to let go just a little bit of my introverted side.
Is Disney World Hollywood Studios for solo travelers?
Absolutely!
Disney’s Hollywood Studios is a solo theme park traveler’s must!
Hollywood Studios was once known as Disney-MGM Studios when it opened in 1989. It has always been a great half-day theme park for those visiting Walt Disney World solo; however, it is now a park that is spectacular to discover for over a whole day.
The addition of Toy Story Land and the coming addition of Star Wars Land, has made Hollywood Studios a competitive theme park.
Doing Hollywood Studios solo doesn’t have to be intimidating. Since I started traveling to Disney parks alone, I’ve noticed I’m confident meeting new people.
I’m also able to let go just a little bit of my introverted side.
I recently had the opportunity to stay at Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa in the beautiful city of Orlando, Florida. If you are not aware, then you know that on my solo travels (or sometimes my travel with friends and family) always lead to some type of staycation!
I live in the heart of the tourist capital of the world, Orlando. We have Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort, SeaWorld and so many other attractions on International Drive and even in Downtown Orlando, that I feel like I’m on vacation all of the time.
So instead of spending a whole bunch of money and going out of the state or trying to take a flight across the world, I like to do little 3-day staycations here in Orlando, Florida.
Have you ever wanted to go to Universal Studios solo?
What about Islands of Adventure solo?
Or perhaps the idea seems a bit weird???
We’ll tackle those questions on this week’s episode of the ThemeParkHipster show.
If being alone scares you, don’t worry.
Since I started traveling to theme parks solo, I’ve noticed that I’ve become more confident in introducing myself to new people. This gives me a chance to truly be myself, since I am in my “zone.”
You may notice when you’re with your friends you’re more involved in the conversation, but when you’re alone you’re pleasantly nudged to spark up a conversation with someone waiting in an attraction line with you.
It goes without saying that my solo trips to parks like Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort, SeaWorld, and more are refreshing. However, there are moments when I want to reach out to others in the park, but the introvert inside of me has to push through my own self-limiting thoughts and strike up a conversation.
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