Disney’s Animal Kingdom is a park with a slow pace and plenty to see.Take your grandchildren by the hand and stroll down the walking paths, where animals like meerkats, bats, gorillas, and tigers are all on display. Imagine seeing the delight on the grandkids’ faces as they see live tigers frolicking in a pool of water or get face to face (through the glass of course) with a gorgeous gorilla.

If you get tired of walking, hop aboard Kilimanjaro Safari and head out to the savannah, where lions, rhinos, elephants, hippos, giraffes, and various other animals are on display. You can appoint one of your grandchildren as your group’s official photographers to grab photos of the wildlife.

While Disney’s Animal Kingdom has some rides with a wild streak, like Dinosaur, the Expedition Everest roller coaster, and the Kali River Rapids raft ride, it also has some tame entries that multi-generational families can enjoy together. For example, TriceraTops Spin is very much like Dumbo, but with a dinosaur theme. There are also plenty of shows, like Finding Nemo: The Musical and It’s Tough to be a Bug, that delight youngsters and the young at heart.

If you’re feeling energetic,join your grandchildren on the quest to be a Wilderness Explorer. This free activity at Disney’s Animal Kingdom lets them earn sticker “badges” for completing a number of fun activities. You can help them find the right spots and decipher the clues to successfully finish each assignment.

Epcot and Disney’s Hollywood Studios are great for multiple generations, too, but the Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom are the best of the best.You won’t feel like you’re just a spectator to your grandchildren’s fun. Instead, you’ll be right in the thick of it along with them.