As two adults in Epcot eating/drinks as we got hungry or thirsty and without any concern for cost we spent about $300 above the cost of parking and entry tickets. If you have kids start at magic Kingdom and plan no less then one full day, several if you have the time. We started on Epcot and moved to Magic Kingdom (two grown adults) we spent over 10 hours in a single day between the two and didn’t even get to see half of magic kingdom (we did no rides just sight seeing and food stops) Else this is an amazing place to be with kids and adults alike.Īn absolute must visit for adults and kids big enough to walk on their own. There is a kayaking area as well for those who love kayaking.Īs the day advances, the number of people gets higher and higher, at one point of time, there were at least 500 people in the area surrounding the springs.ĭue to heavy crowds and no control over that, I'll reserve my one star. The springs are crystal clear and very beautiful, the average depth is I guess 4-5' but don't take my word for it, practise caution while swimming.

The change rooms and restrooms are available not very far from the springs.ĭon't forget to bring a good sun screen cream (SPF 70, I'd say) as it can get very hot. It was pretty nice to see people enjoying and actually happy.Īrriving at the springs area was kind of overwhelming due to large number of people, there's no limit to how many people can be in the park at the same time. On the way we saw families doing BBQ, music playing and what not. We headed towards the main area where the springs are. Ample parking was available, so no issues with that. But before I go deep, I must tell you to arrive early during the weekends, we arrived around 9:30 and there was a line of cars waiting to get in. This place is one of the gems of Florida I'd say.

Taste Of Passion by Savannah Chase