"First, we need to devise a strategy." Bruce looked at the map in his hands and said, "We'll definitely have to queue for the popular attractions. Getting there early would be a good choice, but that would inevitably mean retracing our steps."
"So are you planning to head straight for the popular attractions to save time, or tour them in order to avoid backtracking?"
Clark and Diana looked at the map Bruce had unfolded as well. It was quite large, with a terrain map on the left and numbered attraction descriptions on the right.
Magic Kingdom was divided into six areas: Tomorrow World, Frontier World, Fantasy Island, Adventure Island, Liberty Square, and America Street.
How these areas were arranged did not matter much. What mattered was that there were three extremely popular mountain-themed roller coasters: Big Thunder Mountain, Splash Mountain, and Space Mountain.
Although these three roller coasters were called the most thrilling attractions in the Magic Kingdom, to be honest, they were still nothing compared to the famous death-defying coasters whose tracks practically twisted themselves into pretzels.
Diana noticed that they were currently standing at the entrance to America Street. If they continued forward and turned right, they would enter Future World, where the recommended Space Mountain coaster was located.
To be honest, Diana was not especially interested in princess stories. Aside from being a princess herself, she also knew that pinning all one's hopes on a prince who might someday arrive was the stupidest thing in the world.
On the contrary, she was more interested in human technology. As a historian, she had some unique insights into humanity's visions of cities of the future.
So she said decisively, "We'll go to Future World first and ride Space Mountain, then play Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin, then drive the