Holiday Magic at Disney Springs: A Christmas Tree Stroll & More

If you’re going to be visiting the Walt Disney World Resort this holiday season – or even if you’ll just be in the Orlando area, be sure to carve out some time in your busy itinerary to make your way over to Disney Springs at night. This year, you can discover Christmas around every corner, as you come across a collection of elaborately decorated Disney Christmas trees spread throughout the neighborhoods of Disney Springs. Read more

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Exploring Disney: Changing Holidays

Walt Disney World is in the business of, above all, creating magic. And at no time is that more evident – or fascinating – than in the “changing of the seasons”. As Magic Kingdom says good bye to Halloween, Santa’s elves literally create a Winter Wonderland overnight, and just in time for the first Disney Very Merriest After Hours event next week. This video is from a few years ago, and while some of the decor has changed, the process remains the same. Magic happens overnight!  Read more

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Celebrating the Season at EPCOT’s International Festival of Holidays

I know it’s Halloween week, but the holiday season is right around the corner! And whether your holiday traditions include choirs singing, chestnuts roasting, kitchens cooking, cookies baking or gifts unwrapping, EPCOT is the place to be from Nov. 26 through Dec. 30. Read more

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EPCOT’s Candlelight Processional Returns November 26

In exciting news last week, Disney has shared that the popular “Candlelight Processional” will be back this year, Nov. 26 – Dec. 30, as part of the EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays.  Read more

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Christmas in July – Why You Need to Book Your Holiday Travel Now

Christmas trees at the Grand Floridian Resort at Walt Disney World.

Merry Christmas! It’s July, so it’s the perfect time to start thinking about the holiday season, right?

(And I’m not talking about buying all your Christmas gifts now – although there’s nothing wrong if you want to do that….).

Nope, it’s time to plan your holiday travel. Because while the early bird generally always gets the worm when it comes to travel, that’s even more true this year than usual. And here’s why. Read more

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