Walt Disney World: the most magical place on earth. A place filled with happiness and children. A place where anyone and everyone can be a child without being judged.

Disney World is my happy place – those four amusement parks in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.; they make me happy.

Animal Kingdom

A half-day park (for now) that is filled with animals from around the world. Rides that give adrenaline rushes like dinosaur and Expedition Everest. The tree of life in the middle just brings everything together, it has animals carved into the trunk and I think it is the most magical thing in the park.

Hollywood Studios

A park that used to be big and is trying to make a comeback. My favorite rides are Hollywood Tower of Terror and The Rockin' Roller Coaster -- again, high adrenaline rides. This park will soon be home to a section dedicated to "Star Wars" and even one dedicated to "Toy Story."

EPCOT

Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow. The back half showcases 11 different countries of the world while the front is dedicated to the future. The countries showcased are Mexico, Norway, African Outpost, Germany, Italy, American Adventure, Morocco, France, United Kingdom, and Canada. You can try foods from around the world all in one theme park! The front of the park has some neat rides like Test Track, Mission: SPACE, Journey into Imagination With Figment, Soarin', and Spaceship Earth. Some of these show how Walt Disney imagined the future and others travel through history.

Magic Kingdom

The most magical of the four parks. It is split up into sections – Tomorrowland, Fantasyland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Adventureland, and Main Street, U.S.A – and the rides within each section stay true to the theme. There are plenty of rides for those who yearn for adrenaline, but there are a lot of rides for those who like tame and slow rides. This park is for everyone from 0-100. Parades and shows fill each day with just a little bit more magic. If you have patience, wait in line for a character or two. This park is a park that you might want to spend two days in, that's what I do anyway!

Disney Springs

This isn't a theme park, but it is pretty fun to explore if you have a couple hours to spare. There are restaurants and stores that fill this area. It is almost like an outlet but Disney themed. The restaurants here have some pretty cool themes too – Planet Hollywood, T-Rex. Rainforest Cafe, The BOATHOUSE, and so many more.