What did the speaker say about visiting Disney World and riding rides?

• A. You must ride many rides to have a good time.
• B. It is expensive and not worth it.
• C. You can visit Disney and not ride a single ride and still have the time of your life.
• D. The park is only for ride enthusiasts.

Answer: (C)

The main idea being tested is that a Disney World visit can be fulfilling even without riding any rides. The speaker highlights experiences beyond rides—enjoying the park’s atmosphere, entertainment, character interactions, dining, parades, shows, and fireworks. Because these elements create memorable moments for a wide range of interests, you can have a fantastic day by focusing on non-ride experiences. This is why the option stating you can visit Disney and not ride a single ride and still have the time of your life is the best fit. The other notions—needing to ride many rides to have fun, finding the trip expensive and not worth it, or thinking the park is only for ride enthusiasts—don’t match the message of an inclusive, experience-rich visit.