How to Do Disney’s Animal Kingdom with Multiples!

Previously I’ve done posts on how to do Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney Resorts, and Hollywood Studios with multiples (see those posts here). It’s about time I did Disney’s Animal Kingdom, isn’t it? I’m also extremely honored to be using some photos from my pal Mike Thomas of Magic and Memories (a fantastic site you should frequent if you are a Disney fan).
Disney’s Animal Kingdom is the largest park on property, however it holds the least amount of people. It’s size is so large because of all of the breathtaking animal areas. Each visit to Disney’s Animal Kingdom is different that the previous one, which is why this is hands down my favorite park at Walt Disney World. Now, sit back, relax, grab your coffee, tea, or wine and enjoy!
Getting to Disney’s Animal Kingdom and Parking
Security
Tickets and Main Entrance
Maps and Times Guides
Guest Relations
Stroller and Wheelchair Rentals
First Aid
Baby Care
Oasis
Discovery Island
Camp Minnie-Mickey
Africa
Rafiki’s Planet Watch
Asia
DinoLand, U.S.A.
Mickey’s Jammin’ Jungle Parade
PhotoPass
FASTPASS
Rider Switch Pass
Dining Tips/Dietary Concerns
Overall Tips
Be sure to visit my friend Mike’s site Magic and Memories for some amazing posts about Disney World. Thanks Mike for letting me use your amazing photos in this post!
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This is so helpful! Thank you for writing this!
Awesome tips! I have bookmarked it for later use. Thanks.
Thanks for the wonderful tips! Will keep them in mind when planning our next trip.
Thank you so much for your tips. They have been great to read. We are leaving for our first Disney trip in one week and this will help us to get the most out of our trip! 🙂
Great tips! I love Animal Kingdom, without a doubt Disney’s most beautiful park. It took a while to fill in, but I could walk around all day just enjoying the scenery.
If you are on the Disney Dining plan, your Animal Kingdom day is a great day to spend an evening at another resort besides your own. The park usually closes early, as early as 5 or 6 PM. Plan a dinner at Animal Kingdom Lodge, or one of the monorail or Epcot resorts. It makes for a relaxing evening, and allows you to see other resorts that you may want to consider during a future stay.
Great tips weather you have multiple or not I think. Fab post!