Princess Diana was famously photographed visiting Thorpe Park in Surrey, England, in April 1993. In a deliberate move to give Prince William and Prince Prince Harry a "normal" childhood experience, she famously declined the "VIP" treatment, insisting on standing in the regular queues with other members of the public. The images of the Princess of Wales and the two young princes soaking wet on the "Log Flue" (Logger’s Leap) became some of the most iconic and humanizing photos of her later years. She also visited Walt Disney World in Florida with the boys in August 1993, staying at the Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort. During that trip, they were seen enjoying rides like Splash Mountain and Space Mountain. Her choice to visit these parks, rather than more formal royal venues, was seen as a key part of her "People's Princess" persona, showing her dedication to providing her sons with the same simple joys that other children around the world enjoyed.