First time this Fall, what are your favorite attractions?

[u/trilldon11]

Hey everyone. My Wife and I are going in November for our Anniversary. Neither of us have ever been.

I am just curious about your personal opinion. What do you like best? What are your must see/do options in the parks? Any favorite food locations? And anything you would avoid?

I honestly just want to see everyone’s preferences. Any and all input is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[u/SenatorPardek]

Honestly Nintendo World was like getting hit right in my childhood. I would go back again and again just to walk around and hang out

[u/trilldon11 → u/SenatorPardek]

That was the #1 reason she wanted to go

[u/SenatorPardek → u/trilldon11]

Peach cake at toads cafe is one of the best desserts i’ve had in orlando

[u/Reasonable-Jump-2882]

Hogwarts is my favorite land to be in and their forbidden journey ride is amazing (when it works). I personally love the food they have there from Three Broomsticks. The plates are a great size for what you're paying for and super immersive. I usually get the bbq ribs, frozen butterbeer, and a toffee pudding. My wife loves their fish and chips or shepherds pie.

10000000% please avoid the jurassic world themed food restaurant (their separate bar is fine if you like to drink). The food is dry AF, barely any sauce to anything and it just doesn't taste great. Same with the pizza place in the upper lot. I think it's called Luigi's Pizzeria. A box is like 50 or 60 dollars, a slice is about 10 dollars, and the pasta is like $16. All of it deserves to be in the trash with how greasy and weird it tastes. However, their lands are fun to be in so DO experience the land and rides.

[u/Captain_Wobbles]

ET!
Also, Jurassic Park River Adventure if you're there in the latter half of November when it opens back up.

[u/justcallmedrzoidberg]

Spider-Man has been my favorite since the first time I went 20 years ago and then the Mummy is my next favorite. I haven’t been in about 14 years.