This week we are setting our hungry eyes on Animal Kingdom! Disney’s Animal Kingdom is the largest of all Disney parks, so you need to be in “the know” of where all the tasty, cheapo snacks are! The AK, as I will call it, is separated into 7 different themed areas and those lands are spread out across more than 500 acres! Read more
During my recent visit to Disney World my boyfriend and I were privileged enough to get a sneak peek at the New Fantasyland. We were enjoying the Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party when we thought we would stop by and see if there were holding viewings. They said that they probably would start holding some previews once the actual party started. While we were deciding what to do, wait around or go on more rides, a manager came over. He asked us how many were in our party and after finding another couple told us to follow him. He directed us straight over to Maurice’s Cottage. He said we would be allowed to see all of the New Fantasyland but would have to start at the cottage. I was encouraged to take as many pictures as I wanted. Read more
Hey there, hi there, ho there Disney friends! It’s the weekend, and that can only mean one 
thing: it’s time for your weekly dose of Disney news! So sit back and relax for a few minutes and let the Disney in….it’s the perfect way to start your weekend! Enjoy! 🙂
Disney Parks Blog revealed that Jamaica will be added as a port stop on seven night cruises based out of Galveston, TX, in late 2013.
And Disney Parks Blog also announced the location of the first two Starbucks at Walt Disney World…..and you’ll never guess where the one at Magic Kingdom is going to be! Read more
In keeping with our trip to Walt Disney World for the Food & Wine Festival the end of September, this month I will talk about the variety of beers available around World Showcase. Read more
Your car needs a new motor. Your husband lost his job. The IRS has slapped you with a giant fine. Life costs money. Sometimes more than you have. And at that point, a flight to Orlando (not to mention on-site lodging and daily Park tickets) simply isn’t an option.
When money is tight and a visit to the Mouse House just isn’t in the cards, I like to make a little Disney magic in my kitchen. It’s easier than walking to Orlando, cheaper than eating out, and more fun than eating the same old brussels sprouts and dry chicken breast. Read more