Epcot

The second out of four Disney Theme Parks, this one is dedicated to human achievements and culture.

If you want to make your children interested in the technology of the future, this is the place to visit. Epcot offers various attractions, from riding in a visual concept vehicle that you design yourself, to taking part in a simulated mission to Mars (with each member of the crew having a different, critical task to save the vessel), the future is yours to explore at this pavilion.

Epcot offers entertainment for hopeful biologists and environmentalists as well. They have an entire exhibition dedicated to coral reefs and how to save them. Children can also enjoy a film set in The Lion King world, which teaches them the importance of not wasting the Earth's materials.

Apart from all these, you can look forward to numerous live shows, parades, concerts, fireworks, stage shows, shops, restaurants and so much more, all in this one place. It is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience for all curious children and their parents (or adults by themselves, too).

Most of the attractions are wheelchair accessible and allow service dogs, though you should check their website for specific restrictions at some exhibitions.