Each year, I try to incorporate new activities into our trips to replace the special things we did when they were younger. One of the new favorite activities I began doing a few years ago is the “Monorail Mania Meal.” Being from an Italian family, most of our best visiting has often ensued in the kitchen around a meal, so I guess it is no stretch of the imagination that I began this tradition in the same way. Read more
Starting next month, Disney Cruise Line once again sails to to the amazing frontier of Alaska. And while for many, cruises are synonymous with the sunshine, balmy breezes and warm water of the tropics, an Alaskan cruise is an unforgettable experience, made even more so by the magic of Disney.
For starters, let’s take a look at what there is to do on the Disney Wonder as it sails to Alaska. There are so many great activities for families! Read more
Happy April Disney Friends! Has Spring sprung yet where you live? It appears that 
Spring is *finally* putting in an appearance here in Maryland, and I am SO ready for some warm weather already! Fortunately, there is plenty of Disney news to look forward to and we have some great tips for you this week. Enjoy!
Disney Dining has the ten best restaurant views for you.
Anonymouse shares some rumors of Limited Time Magic events that may be coming. Chip & Co has her report. Read more
The things that Disney does to entertain us are truly amazing. They sincerely want us to have the most magical time while in their care. It isn’t enough to just have us come and experience the world and the attractions and the shows and the parades and all of the wonderful things that they provide, they want us to interact with the world in such a unique way. That is why they have created interactive games for us to take part in while we are IN the parks. Like playing a video game…while on vacation…while touring the World!!! WOW! Read more
When I began my training to work at Walt Disney World I started by learning the typical things: safety, proper attire, and the actual working of the attractions. But that wasn’t the only thing that I had to learn. Working at Disney you have to learn their terminology. If you’ve been to Disney World and spoken to the Cast Members, or read the signs around the park then you’ll understand what I mean. Disney won’t ignore you, or only simply say hey. The Cast Members are playing a part and they have their own scripts. You are the Guest and the Cast Members are putting on a show just for you. Read more