A woman is trying to find the best reading spot at Disney World, and people can't decide if her idea is genius or too expensive

• TikToker Brittany Moore has been documenting her search to find good reading spots at Disney World.
• She's found quiet areas of Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, and Epcot so far.

Disney World is the ultimate destination for rides, Mickey Mouse-shaped snacks, and, according to one TikToker, reading.

Brittany Moore, a Disney fan who makes TikToks about the theme park and motherhood, shared a video on Saturday about searching for a "peaceful spot at Disney to read."

She filmed herself parking at Magic Kingdom, grabbing a drink at Starbucks, and then walking to the top of the Pinocchio Village Haus restaurant to read with a perfect view of Cinderella Castle and the Prince Charming Regal Carrousel.

"This spot is amazing if you just want a quiet, peaceful spot," Moore said in her video. "I've been up here for over an hour and nobody has come up here. It has been perfect."

Her video has been viewed more than 300,000 times as of Wednesday.

Disney fans have since gathered in the comments section of her post to share their thoughts on reading at the Orlando, Florida, theme park.

"I do this often while my husband rides some of the rides with my kids. I like this spot!" one person wrote.

"Going to Disney world to read is peak wealth," another TikToker said.

"How do you get any reading done?? I can't stop people watching. Just curious, why Disney to read?" someone asked.

"That's some expensive book time," one comment read.

In an earlier video posted on August 11, Moore explained that she wanted to read at the theme park because it was her first time having a day to herself since giving birth to her daughter six years ago. She chose Hollywood Studios for her first attempt.

"Six years ago, I went on bed rest when I was pregnant with my daughter and I've been at home with her every day since," she said in her TikTok. "Well today, both of my kids for the very first time are both in school, and I have the day to myself."

Moore has also said in previous videos that her family is local to the area — they're in the process of building a new house near Disney World — and that they have annual passes to the theme park.

Disney World passes range in price depending on which tier you buy. One option, the $749 Pirate Pass, allows Florida residents to visit Disney World most days of the year, excluding a few holidays and other blockout dates.

If a parkgoer with that pass were to visit at least once a week per year, they'd spend a little over $14 each time they entered Disney World.

Since posting her first two TikToks about reading in Disney World, Moore has since shared a third video detailing a visit to Epcot with her son, during which she brought books for both of them to read in the Morocco pavilion.

Moore did not immediately respond to a request for comment.