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Feel the rush – why theme parks keep us young

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Somewhere between childhood and now, many of us decided that theme parks were no longer for us because we weren’t kids anymore. Those huge machines that once turned us upside down and hurtled us along the tracks, while we screamed with delight — they are not the toys of grownups, we decided, without really thinking about it. So we got jobs and mortgages and, to break loose, we rolled around on top of a spiky pressure-point ball at yoga. But that doesn’t compare to weightlessly falling backwards with a sharp intake of breath at the peak of a rollercoaster loop. Where is the life-affirming after-effect of feeling briefly that you were falling from space? We need the rush again.

The kids get it. They know that Walt Disney World Resort – with its six parks, sporting activities, and endless entertainment options – is the ultimate playground, where the only rule is to create as many magical moments as humanly possible. That’s why they still beg parents every year to put down their spreadsheets and please, please take them on the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, maybe after flying on the back of a mountain banshee during Flight of Passage in Avatar – World of Pandora. They want to ride on the Astro Orbiter, and the Barnstormer, or ride the Expedition Everest in Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and be dazzled by the colours of Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin at Magic Kingdom Park.


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