Disney’s Animal Kingdom is more than just a theme park—it’s an immersive celebration of wildlife, conservation, and storytelling. With lands inspired by real-world locations and imagined worlds like Pandora, the park combines adventure with authentic learning opportunities across science, geography, ecology, and culture. From exploring the African savanna on Kilimanjaro Safaris to witnessing the bioluminescent beauty of Pandora – The World of Avatar, Animal Kingdom encourages guests to observe, inquire, and connect with the natural world in unforgettable ways.

Fun facts are around every corner. Did you know that Expedition Everest is the tallest attraction at Walt Disney World and that real field research on Himalayan myths influenced its design? Or that Rafiki’s Planet Watch includes a real working veterinary lab where you might see animal care in action? Even DinoLand U.S.A. is packed with paleontology-based discoveries, where students can learn about fossils, extinction, and evolutionary science. With theatrical shows like Festival of the Lion King and Finding Nemo: The Big Blue… and Beyond, Animal Kingdom blends science, the arts, and storytelling in ways that resonate with learners of all ages.