America is a beautiful country, and from “sea to shining sea” there are so many amazing places to see! From bustling cities to quiet forests, from historical sites to the beauty of nature – the US offers something for every age, and every interest. It’s no wonder then, that American destinations are popular for multigenerational vacations – and I don’t mean just a week at the beach (not that there’s anything wrong with that!).
The US offers hundreds of incredible places that are perfect for families – from grandparents to grandchildren – to explore and you’ll find many of them in America’s national parks.
Here’s why you should consider visiting our national parks with your extended family – and what to think about as you plan your family’s American Adventure. Read more
While there are many similarities between the attractions and experiences at Walt Disney World and Disneyland in California, there are some differences too. And one of them – a transformed Mickey’s Toontown in Disneyland Park that just reopened – is a special “land” where families can explore, play, discover and unwind together while enjoying new interactive experiences. Here in this animated neighborhood, returning familiar favorites along with the recently debuted attraction, Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, are just waiting for guests of all ages to enjoy!
When you first feel the urge to experience Alaska, it’s hard to let it go. A photograph of a glacier can take your breath away, so you can only imagine how powerful the real thing will be. Imagine raising your gaze to see how high the mountains rise and listening to tales of explorers and adventurers who trekked through this wild land. Once you feel that connection to Alaska, it’s time to make that bucket list dream a reality.
