Disney Magic: It’s what sets Walt Disney World apart from other theme parks. It’s the little things that make up the Disney Magic – a special greeting of “Welcome Home” when you arrive at your resort, when a cast member singles out your child to say “Hello Princess”, or when you run into your favorite character unexpectedly. Read more
Often times when we think of Disney we think about the rides, entertainment, and parks. What some of us don’t realize is that there is so much more to Disney that doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with the rides or the parks. Disney has properties in several different places with a water slide as the one any only attraction. Two such places are Disney’s Hilton Head Resort in Hilton Head, South Carolina and Disney’s Vero Beach Resort in Vero Beach, Florida. Read more
I’m not sure about your household but I have a four year old little boy that is completely obsessed with Toy Story! Lucas plays in his room with figurines, a farm, the Toy Story Landfill, and many other things just like you see Andy playing on the movie. So it was no surprise that he wanted to spend his birthday at Hollywood Studios last year. We had pictures taken with Buzz & Woody and rode Toy Story Mania…one time in a span of 13-15 hours at the park. Yes…one time only. Read more
Designing an itinerary is an important and fun part of planning your Disney vacation, especially for first-time visitors. Last time we visited the Animal Kingdom, and today I’ll look at itinerary tips for the fantastic Hollywood Studios! Read more
The summer is over so its time to head into fall activities, and Walt Disney World is no different. Fall brings the Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party (MNSSHP) and Epcot’s Food and Wine Festival (F&W). This will be my 3rd year attending both of these events. Last week Nancy brought you the story of her first time to the Food and Wine Festival. So now, I’ll share some of my thoughts about F & W from a veteran traveler. Read more