Since reopening in July, Walt Disney World has implemented a thorough health and safety policy that is designed to help keep their parks and resorts operating, continuing to provide magical experiences, while still working to keep Guests safe. Signage everywhere helps Guests to always know what to expect, whether in the parks, resorts, or dining. Read more
If you are a fan of Dumbo in Magic Kingdom, then you will really enjoy TriceraTop Spin located in Dinoland USA at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Jump into your own dinosaur and take off going round and round, up and down. You have the controls, so you can make the ride as exciting as you want or as calm as you need. Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed a lot about many things in our lives, from how we work, to how our kids learn, to how we shop, to what we do and where we go for fun. And it’s changed a lot about how we travel. In fact, it’s stopped a lot of us from traveling – or at least has changed our travel plans, in many cases, significantly.
Still, we love to travel – to have the excitement of having an adventure to look forward to, to see new places, and experience new things. So, while we are still in the middle of this pandemic, many folks are starting to – cautiously – look ahead to post-pandemic days and plan a vacation. Having something to look forward to not only feels great, but it also is proven to improve our mood significantly. And I don’t know about you but having something to improve my mood sounds like a great idea!
If this sounds like a great idea to you as well but you’re hesitant because things are just SO uncertain right now, then let’s chat about one of the biggest questions you might have about booking your vacation now:
What are my options if I need to change or cancel my trip? Read more
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and no matter where you look…..up, down, and all around….you will find signs of the season at Walt Disney World. Disney’s Imagineers always do a great job but during the Holiday Season, they are simply amazing! Read more
Relax…at Disney World? That’s an oxymoron, right? When friends and family ask for my advice when planning their vacations, I always put rest days at the top of my list of recommendations. It’s hard to resist the urge to go, go, go every day but if you are traveling with children, it’s important for them have some down time, physically and mentally. Disney World can be very exciting and overstimulating. Rest days are nice for the caregivers as well. Aside from taking some time to rejuvenate, I have to say that when we talk about our favorite memories from past trips, spending time at the pool is something my kids always bring up. Read more