Universal Orlando Resort offers a large number of thrill rides and attractions for older children, teens, and adults, but what if you’re traveling with younger children? Most major attractions have height requirements ranging from 34” to 54”, and a few attractions even with lower height requirements may be too frightening for most children, such as Skull Island: Reign of Kong. There are, however, some attractions and areas made specifically for younger children to enjoy. Read more
Fun And Free (or Almost Free) Disney Souvenirs
Walt Disney World really knows how to market souvenirs! You will find them in stores at the end of each ride, at multiple places throughout the park, kiosks as you enter and exit the parks, at all the resorts, including some specialty stores for even the pickiest of customers. Read more
Exploring Disney: Off To Neverland With Peter Pan
What little girl doesn’t want to be Tinkerbell? And what little boy wouldn’t want to crow like a rooster? And what parent doesn’t really, in their deepest imagination, want to be a pirate? Peter Pan’s Flight is the attraction that will make the whole family’s fantasies come true! Read more
Universal Orlando Without Roller Coasters
Universal Orlando Resort offers many rides for those that enjoy the thrills of an intense roller coaster. But, what if you’re visiting Universal Orlando and you don’t like roller coasters? Here are my tips for visiting Universal if you’re not into thrill rides. Read more
Exploring Disney: There’s a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow
An often overlooked attraction in Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom, is the Carousel of Progress. Filled with nostalgic and futuristic inventions, it is a stage show presented in six sections, depicting the progress of an American family from the beginning of the 20th century to the future. Read more