Corinne
Like one that you can talk with people, explore, and just you know hang out? PLZ TELL ME IF U KNOW!!!
Answer
There used to be a game named VMK(Virtual Magic Kingdom), but it closed down.
A fan-made game derived from VMK called VFK(Virtual Family Kingdom). It's very similar to VMK, but the graphics is highly different, from an advanced looking 2-D to a primitive looking 3-D.
There used to be a game named VMK(Virtual Magic Kingdom), but it closed down.
A fan-made game derived from VMK called VFK(Virtual Family Kingdom). It's very similar to VMK, but the graphics is highly different, from an advanced looking 2-D to a primitive looking 3-D.
Disneyworld with Grandma?
Kathleen
I am taking my Grandson to Disneyworld in Aug. He is 6 and I only have 3 days to do everything. I want him to have a wonderful time because his home life is pretty bad. Where should I start? What are the favorite things for 6 yr. olds? We are staying at Disneyworld and there is a bus to the park. I can get around well. Moms & Dads please reply....
Best regards, Grandma
Answer
We took my daughters (5 and 1 at the time) to Disneyworld a couple of years ago. I would definitely recommend the kids park in Magic Kingdom, they loved it and we spent most of our time there.
I would avoid Epcot, it's not really for younger children. They do have a neat center that the kids did enjoy with video games and stuff, but it wasn't worth spending a whole day.
Animal Kingdom is fun. They have a lot of things for kids to do, including a dinosaur kiddie park with kiddie rides.
MGM rides are better for adults, but they have a ton of meet and greets for the kids to meet the characters. They also have playhouse Disney live with Bear In the Big Blue House, and Winnie the Pooh. I think that was a favorite for us.
So definitely don't miss Magic Kingdom. And if he likes Playhouse Disney, go to MGM.
We took my daughters (5 and 1 at the time) to Disneyworld a couple of years ago. I would definitely recommend the kids park in Magic Kingdom, they loved it and we spent most of our time there.
I would avoid Epcot, it's not really for younger children. They do have a neat center that the kids did enjoy with video games and stuff, but it wasn't worth spending a whole day.
Animal Kingdom is fun. They have a lot of things for kids to do, including a dinosaur kiddie park with kiddie rides.
MGM rides are better for adults, but they have a ton of meet and greets for the kids to meet the characters. They also have playhouse Disney live with Bear In the Big Blue House, and Winnie the Pooh. I think that was a favorite for us.
So definitely don't miss Magic Kingdom. And if he likes Playhouse Disney, go to MGM.
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