Exploring Disney: 999 Happy Haunts…..Plus Room for One More

Located in Liberty Square, the stately Haunted Mansion is definitely more than meets the eye! As you approach the house you will find several intriguing hints of things to come inside. There is a musical crypt, a leaky tomb and even a ghostly writer! There is also a cemetery as you walk along the stone path – and be sure to check out the tombstone writings and I bet there will be more than one giggle! As in true Disney fashion the queue is sure to keep everyone entertained. Read more

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Planning the Perfect Disney Date Night

Happy Valentine’s Day! This time of year always gets me thinking about all the romantic things to do around Walt Disney World. There are many hidden treasures and places that make it a perfect get away for just the two of you! Read more

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Exploring Disney: Everybody’s Got a Laughin’ Place on Splash Mountain

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Splash Mountain is one of the “mountains” of Magic Kingdom. This fun attraction takes you on a ride through a southern bayou where you may see your favorites such as Br’er Rabbit and Br’er Fox.  It will also send you plummeting down 5 stories into the briar patch, but don’t worry, you won’t get too wet – unless you are sitting in the front row, then you can get really wet! Read more

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Paradise at Disney’s Castaway Cay

There are so many things that are magical on a Disney cruise, but the highlight for Bahamian and Caribbean cruises has to be Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay. Located on a secluded island in the Bahamas, this really does seem like paradise! And best of all if the grown ups are looking for a little extra relaxation, the adults only area “Serenity Bay” offers a peaceful beach area that even includes cabanas where you (and someone special if you like) can even enjoy a massage. Read more

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Adults Only! The Perks of a Kid-Free Trip to Walt Disney World

Who says Walt Disney World is only for kids? As it turns out, plenty of adults feel this way and miss out on what could truly be the vacation of a lifetime. If you’ve been to Walt Disney World recently though, you know this simply isn’t the case. Adults without children are realizing that the “Most Magical Place on Earth” isn’t just for little ones. There are countless opportunities for adults without children (as well as parents in need of a kid-free vacation) to enjoy while visiting. Read more

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