Mick Foley, Natalya and Tyson Kidd visited the Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital in Florida during an event-filled WrestleMania Week. The Superstars were on hand to meet members of the WWE Universe currently staying at the hospital.

Hollywood, Fla. – WWE Superstars Mick Foley, Natalya and Tyson Kidd visited the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Florida today. During an event-filled WrestleMania Week, the Superstars were on hand to meet members of the WWE Universe currently staying at the hospital. ( PHOTOS)

The Superstars visited with the children; saying hello, snapping photos, signing autographs and bringing smiles to faces wherever they went. 

No matter how many stops there might be on The Road to WrestleMania, trips like this one are always at the top of Superstars’ priority lists. Today was no different, and Foley, Kidd and Natalya certainly made a fair share of new friends at the DiMaggio Hospital.

Despite making his bones as the "Hardcore Legend" in the ring, away from the ring Mick Foley is generous with his time and always willing to share a smile with members of the WWE Universe. Today he presented his new friend Jefferey with his own, personal Mr. Socko — and it was autographed by Mick, to boot! "We saw some joy and happiness and all those great emotions between joy and happiness," Foley said as he and the other Superstars went room to room.

Talking about the visit, Tyson Kidd added, "It's a very indescribable feeling to put a smile not only on the kids' faces but also on the families' faces as well." Kidd added, "This is bigger than any match I've ever had."

Echoing those sentiments, Foley said, "You're not going to be able to wipe the smile off my face for several hours." Striking a similar chord, Natalya summed up the day's experience perfectly, saying, "This to me is my WrestleMania Moment, and I wouldn't trade it for the world."

Established in 1992, Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital combines advanced technology and the expertise of the largest, most diverse group of board-certified pediatric specialists in the region. With its summer 2011 expansion, Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital now has 204 beds and is South Florida's newest freestanding children's hospital.

For more information about the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, please be sure to visit their  website and follow them on Twitter, @JDCHospital. And to check out even more photos from Thursday's visit, head over to @realMickFoley, @NatbyNature, @KiddWWE and the official WrestleMania Twitter page, @WrestleMania.