As dawn breaks this morning in Central Florida at both Walt Disney World and UniversalOrlando, two small teams of arguably crazy theme park aficionados will be lined up at the parks' respective gates ready to do the impossible.
They wanted to ride every ride in all of the Disney World theme parks before the parks closed. There are 52 moving attractions at Disney. It means that the team is trying to complete all 33 attractions at the parks.
This is not just to test the limits of Disney's Lightning Lane and Universal's Express Pass wait-time-reducing systems, but also to raise money for a great cause.
The friends of the brand include Tarah Chieffi, Nick Ewen, Senitra Horbrook, and Summer Hull, as well as regular contributors Edward Pizzarello and Michael.
The majority of the children on a week-long, cost-free "Make a Wish" trip to the theme park capital of the world stay at Give Kids the World Village. Since it opened in 1986, the charity has hosted more than 177,000 families.
The village doesn't pay for those cost-free trips to the families. For the third year in a row, we are riding as many rides as possible in one day to raise money.
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You can support this effort by donating to the Give Kids the World team. If you could donate per ride we complete today, bet an amount on the team you think will be able to ride the most in one day, or just make a flat donation
Give Kids the World will receive up to $10,000 in matching funds from TPG.
We hit 38 and 41 rides at Disney World when we tried the challenge. We raised more than $20,000 last year. We want to beat that total and see how far we can go.
As we push ourselves and the theme park's express riding systems to the limit, you can follow along on social media with the #Ride MoreRaise More slogan. Next week, we'll answer the question of where you can ride the most theme park rides in one day, as well as share a recap on the fundraising.
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