Before my first time riding Toy Story Midway Mania in Disney’s Hollywood Studios, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Was it maybe another target-shooting attraction? Was it a fast-spinning type of ride? Or was it something else? Well, the minute I entered the building (or rather walked up to the entrance), I realized it was all of those things and more, and most of all, it is FUN! Read more
If thoughts of California bring to mind sunny beaches, big cities, theme parks, or wine country – and don’t make you think skiing, hiking, or kayaking as well – then you may not have thought (or even heard) about Mammoth Lakes. With a natural beauty and plenty to do for tourists in every season, this town located in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains is the perfect place to escape to for a relaxing and fun vacation. Read more
There are a lot of things to think about when deciding where to stay at Walt Disney World. If enjoying the spirit of a lush, beautiful South Pacific island is something that sounds amazing, then you’ll want to consider Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. This deluxe resort is located across the Seven Seas Lagoon from the Magic Kingdom, and is also one of the original resorts that opened when Walt Disney World opened in 1971. It also benefits from being one of the 3 resorts on the monorail, making fast and easy to get to and from the Magic Kingdom. Read more
Taking a road trip, especially to an unfamiliar destination, can elicit a myriad of feelings such as excitement, anxiety, and everything in between. Often, I experience all of these feelings at the same time. I call it “good stress” or a good problem to have, but make no mistake about it, road tripping with kids travelling can be super stressful. Today I’m sharing a few ways I’ve learned to reduce my travel-related stress. Read more
On this American Independence Day weekend, it seems appropriate to visit the “birthplace” of the United States of America – Philadelphia, PA. Founded in 1682 by William Penn, Philadelphia is full of all kinds of attractions – historical of course, culinary (visitors MUST get a Philly Cheesesteak), fun nightlife, sports, and cultural, with a number of museums that make it an art-lover’s paradise.
Today though, in honor of the 4th of July, we are going to focus just on the historical parts of the city, because if you love learning about American history, Philadelphia has to be on your travel bucket list. Here’s what you history buffs cannot miss when visiting the city of “Brotherly Love”. Read more