I think I’ve mentioned the three things it takes for an attraction to make my “favorites” list, they are the back story, the quality of the theme, and the ride itself. This attraction made the list without really having any of these things. The back story is not needed because the attraction is the story. A theme is not needed because reality and history is the theme. There is no ride at this attraction. How did it make the list?

This attraction is the story of Walt Disney and his dreams and how they grew with him. It explores how his upbringing and experiences as a child shaped his dreams and ultimately led to the dynasty of magic that we have all grown to love. After you explore the attraction, there is a movie presentation called “One Man’s Dream”, a very moving experience.

Plan on spending a reasonable amount of time here just to look at and appreciate all of the priceless artifacts of all types located in the attraction, all of which are somehow related to Walt Disney himself. There are literally hundreds of things, all worth looking over and studying. This is an attraction designed for both the true Disney fanatic (me/us) and those who may be at Walt Disney World for the first time and don’t really know what brought about that thing called Disney.

There aren’t a lot of “whiz bangs” and what Walt liked to call “weenies” (things that grab your attention) and younger kids may get a bit impatient but anyone from 10 to 110 will enjoy this attraction. After you ride Toy Story Midway Mania and get your Fastpass for your next ride stop by Walt Disney: One Man’s Dream, it is absolutely worth your time. Enjoy your visit to Walt Disney World!!

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