Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is a popular place, both to stay at as well as to visit, with some great restaurants there including the popular ‘Ohana. But no matter your reason for being there, be sure to take some time to explore. This is a lovely resort and has some very surprisingly peaceful areas that will make you truly feel as if you are on a Polynesian island! Read more
Last month, I shared a glimpse into Disney’s new “land” at Animal Kingdom: Pandora – The World of Avatar. This new area opened to the public this past weekend, with lines just to get into the area (not even for a ride) that stretched for hours. The lines for the new rides – Flight of Passage and Na’vi River Journey – each were well over 3 hours at times on Saturday. And while the “newness” of this area will wear off a bit in the coming weeks (combined with more typical park attendance, as opposed to a busy holiday weekend), suffice it to say that planning your time at Animal Kingdom is going to change dramatically with this new area to explore.
With this in mind, I thought I would share this week, a few quick thoughts about what I am recommending to those visiting Animal Kingdom in the coming months. Read more
There is a lot to see and do at each of the parks at Walt Disney World, and with all of the awesome rides and attractions, it can be hard to get to see some of the amazing shows as well. One show that you should not miss however, is the Festival of the Lion King! This show, held in Disney’s Animal Kingdom, is a boisterous, lively and super fun party with Simba, Timon, Pumba and some of their best friends. You’ll be singing, clapping and maybe even dancing in part of the show. It’s a “must see” for sure! Read more
Memorial Day is upon us which means summer – and summer vacations – are right around the corner! Will you be visiting the ocean this summer? If not, you can still get your ocean on, simply by visiting Disney’s Art of Animation resort! Read more
Getting to the parks early on your Disney vacation has it’s advantages. And by early, I mean early – before the parks actually open -early. For one, you’ll find some of the lowest crowds and shortest lines of the day, meaning you generally can do a number of rides and attractions without needing a FastPass, so you can save those for later in the day when the lines grow. Read more