If you like Rock and Roll, there are top artists in their music hall on Thursday to Sunday at 11.00pm and not forgetting the Southern-inspired cuisine.

Planet Hollywood is not to be missed. As you sit in the celebrity styled museum, and eat your deep fried lasagne (it’s really good too) A big screen plays scenes from famous films and clips from groups, see how many you can recognise.

On those rainy days a trip to Disney Quest is not to be missed, just imagine 5 floors of rides and games you can interact with, you can even design your own rollercoaster , then ride it. Or how about a ride in a raft simulator over the rapids or surfing on the crest of the wave.

The Rainforest Café is out of this world! Fancy dining in a tropical rainforest where the animals come to life. If you eat here, you must order a ‘volcano’ for desert, (its not for the shy though) We order one with four spoons.

The world of Disney Shops are out of this world were little girls can have themselves  made up with make up, hair styling  and nail polish to be a little Princess. For all those gifts you want to take home Downtown Disney is a must.

The Lego Imagination Centre has every Lego toy you can think of, be careful where you sit as there are dragons made from Lego and wonderful creations on every corner.

Fulton’s Crab House is a lovely place to eat for that special occasion. It’s a boat docked on the side of the lake were the sea food is flown in daily, gorgeous.

If you go into Ghirardelli Chocolate shop you get a free chocolate, they are good too!

Written by Valerie Goymer