We Found Your Kid's Favorite Orlando Theme Park Experiences

We’re in the Disney World and Universal Orlando theme parks every single week, but that doesn’t mean those are the only parks to experience in the city — far from it!

For pre-school aged kids, the Peppa Pig Theme Park is a wonderland. It’s essentially a giant playground, filled with different attractions, a few dining spots, a Peppa Pig show, and some carnival game — all things that we know kiddos tend to love. However, this summer, there’s a special experience going on that bring you on an adventure around the world, all in ONE theme park, and we’re warning you now — your kids might be asking to go back again and again.

This summer, you can experience the Pig Family Travel Adventure at the Peppa Pig Theme Park! You’ll join the Pig Family as they set off on their first adventure as a family of five, grab a passport, and travel “around the world” with them. Experience becoming an artist in France, build the Great Wall of China, and so much more. It’s only available on select days this summer, so you’ll want to plan your trip for May 23rd, 24th, 25th, 30th, or 31st, or June 6th, 7th, 13th, 14th, 20th, 21st, 27th, and 28th.

We got to head into the park to check it out ourselves, and if you’ve never been to the park before, don’t worry, we’ve got plenty of notes on what to expect overall. Before you even enter the park, we’re telling you now that you need to bring ALL the tools to keep you cool! The park is out in the open with very few shaded places to escape the heat, so you may very quickly feel like you’re melting. Bring the umbrellas, fans, cooling towels, sunglasses, and everything in between.

There are three dining options that are available for this special event, and yes, you know that means we had to try all three! The first are the Adventure Dumplings at Ms. Rabbit’s Diner, which are chicken dumplings that we feel are a pretty solid option! The texture is a little chewy, but the meat inside is juicy. You get five, which is an easy lunch, especially for kids, and it comes with a typical dipping sauce with your dumplings. There’s some cabbage inside each one, but other than that, they’re very kid-oriented and picky eater friendly.

The South Pole Snowballs are available at Mr. Potato’s Cart, and these are actually just Birthday Cake Dippin Dots, but hey, we weren’t complaining! It doesn’t have a lot of obvious birthday cake flavor, other than a slight cake batter taste on the back end. It’s a very subtle flavor, which means that kids could either love it or hate it, but it was very cold and refreshing on the hot day we had!

Finally, we have the Berry Creative Croissant, also at Ms. Rabbit’s Diner. This was surprisingly big! The croissant was super flaky and buttery with a layer of Nutella, strawberries, and marshmallow fluff. We think you could cut in half and split it between two kids pretty easily. The marshmallow was a nice addition and different than other croissant you can find. It’s great if you’re looking for a quick snack that everyone will likely enjoy.

To collect all the stamps for your passport, you’ll head to five different stations themed to different areas. At each one, you’ll complete an activity, such as complete a puzzle, decorate the family in winter gear, etc. to get your stamp.

Once you get them all, you get a prize! Ours was a pop it badge that you can put on your shirt, which we thought was fun.

Between the multiple different attractions available that cater to younger kids of various ages, the fun themes all over the park, and this fun summer event, we think this is absolutely a great park to check out with the younger kiddos in your life this summer.

We’ll be sure to keep you updated on all the latest news all around the Orlando area this summer to help you plan the best vacation possible, so stay tuned to AllEars!

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Do you think the Peppa Pig Theme Park would be a good fit for your family? Tell us in the comments!

Disclosure: We were invited by the Peppa Pig Theme Park to attend the Pig Family Travel Adventure. This did not affect our reporting of the event — our opinions are our own.