Have you ever thought about spending your birthday, or celebrating someone you love on their birthday, at the Walt Disney World Resort? Sure, it might sound like an over-the-top celebration, but in all actuality it’s just good timing for planning that trip that you wanted to take anyway! It’s pretty hard to top a typical day at Walt Disney World, but believe it or not, there are ways to make a birthday at Disney World even more special. Read more
Look for art here, there and everywhere at Epcot! Culinary art. Paintings. Performance art. Playful photo ops. Disney on Broadway shows with top talents. Interactive art and workshops for everyone in the family. Find all of this and more at the 2020 Epcot International Festival of the Arts as it returns for another year of creative family fun, January 17 – February 24. Read more
When Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opened in Disneyland California and Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World last summer, there were a lot of things for folks to explore in this new “land”, including the new attraction Millennium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run. However, the “big” ride – Rise of the Resistance – did not open when Galaxy’s Edge premiered. Instead, this ride – that has had everyone who’s been able to preview it raving about it – opened just a couple of weeks ago at Hollywood Studios (and will debut in Disneyland in January). Now that it’s opened, and we are hearing from folks who’ve ridden it, we know a lot more about what to expect – and most importantly, what you need to know if you want to ride it. Read more
Who says Walt Disney World isn’t for adults, too? In addition to everything available for all ages, Walt Disney World has activities just for adults to enjoy! Read more
Monster’s Inc. Laugh Floor Comedy Club is a great show in Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland, and is one that I consider to be a sleeper. By no means do I mean it is boring – it is quite the opposite! This show will keep you laughing and entertained from the minute you walk through the doors until the last joke and applause. The theater is quite large, and since the shows do run consecutively there is seldom much of a wait, other than for the previous show to let out. I noticed some people pass this up on their way in and out of Tomorrowland, which is unfortunate because they don’t realize what they are missing! Read more