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I lived in Florida for many years, and had annual passes to Disney World. To be honest with you, for young children (my child is 3 years old) I liked Dream World much better. There were many rides for his age group, the walking distance was better, and it wasn't as crowded. He absolutely LOVED Snow Town, and the small water park at the end was perfect.

The place was nice with a bit of everything for everyone. I wish they have more restaurants as we only managed to eat in a KFC with Air conditioning. The kids loved Dream World and we enjoyed the super visa as it allowed unlimited rides.

We really enjoyed Dream World. We've visited quite a few theme parks around the world, but still had a great time here, and I’d definitely recommend it. Wait times in July were minimal, there’s a nice variety of rides - and some are quite unique. Snow Town, for example, is something I haven’t seen in other parks. The very affordable buffet option is also a thoughtful touch. The park closes around 5 PM, and we managed to go on about 20 different rides before that (some of them 3–4 times!). We would have stayed longer if we could :)

Reception was smoothess and staff very friendly and helpful. Food was absolutely delicious. Snow Town experience was out of the world. Tornado fantastic. Water entertainment great. A day to remember forever.

All the rides were fun. We went during the weekdays and there was almost no wait time at the rides. All the arrangements were well organised however there I do have a constructive suggestion as per below to Headout. One suggestion to Headout: Please advise the clients that there is a link to the transfer timetable in the PDF ticket. You should see what is the pick-up time for your hotel and be present 30 min before the pick-up. Also pay special attention as some hotels do not have pick-up and you need to wait at another venue-I think these are noted in the last column of the transfer timetable if applicable.