The most important question to decide when faced with Mission Space at Epcot’s Future World at Walt Disney World, is not whether to ride or not. Because if you haven’t ridden this before, and you love the idea of visiting outer space, then you will want to experience this attraction. Far more important then, is deciding this:
Mission Space Green or Mission Space Orange? Read more
Festival of the Lion King, located in the Harambe Theater in the Africa section of Disney’s Animal Kingdom, is a high energy, musical show that is as spectacular as a Broadway show! Read more
When I visited Walt Disney World as a kid, I didn’t realize how much I was actually learning, although I was in fact learning all along. Disney has been masking it’s educational aspects behind fun, magic, and sprinklings of pixie dust for as long as the parks have been around. Walt Disney World provides guests with learning experiences for all ages and all different areas of interest. Most of these learning experiences don’t cost any more than a park ticket. It doesn’t matter which park you choose either because all of the parks will provide you with opportunities to learn. Read more
If you have taken the monorail through the center of Disney’s Contemporary Resort, you’ve seen it: the massive mosaic that covers three walls in the resort’s Grand Canyon Concourse and stands 90 feet tall. Created by Disney legend Mary Blair (it’s a small world) when this resort opened in 1971, this is a truly beautiful and amazing work of art. Next time you head to Chef Mickey’s for breakfast, take a few minutes to check out this famous piece of Disney art and history. Read more
You may already know about Universal Orlando Resort’s many rides and roller coasters, but the resort’s two parks also have some great shows with a little bit for everyone. Here’s some of our favorites at Universal Studios Florida. Read more