If meeting the Disney Princesses is high on your MUST do list, then you MUST go to Akershus Royal Banquet Hall in the Norway Pavilion in Epcot for one of your meals!
Upon entering the medieval castle, you will first meet the beautiful Belle and have your picture made with her, as she doesn’t visit the tables during meals. This picture will appear on your Memory Maker or Photo Pass as a treasured memento of your visit. Read more
Good evening. And welcome! We’re gathered here tonight, around the fire — as people of all lands have gathered for thousands and thousands of years before us — to share the light, and to share a story. An amazing story as old as time itself, but still being written. And though each of us has our own individual stories to tell, a true adventure emerges when we bring them all together as one. We hope you enjoy our story tonight: Reflections of Earth. (Blows out the lights.)
And so, for the past 20 years, every evening at Epcot has ended like this, with Illuminations: Reflections of Earth. Read more
In the last few months we have discussed a number of “favorite” rides and attractions – for kids of all ages – at Walt Disney World. However, in doing this I purposely omitted anything about Epcot’s World Showcase because to me, World Showcase is a hidden jewel and so deserves a couple of blog articles all it’s own! There is so much to do, see, try, taste and experience around this “World”, so let’s explore a little deeper into my World Showcase over the next couple of weeks. Today, we are going to walk across the bridge into this area and go to the right, where will find our first country. Read more
While it’s tempting to just go, go, go on your Disney vacation, it’s a good idea to take a day {or morning or evening} to rest so that you can recharge yourself and your family. Or, you may not want to go into the parks the day you arrive or the day you leave, but you need something to do. Here are 10 fun yet relaxing things you can do to fill your time, whether you have just a few hours or an entire day. And (excepting the last one), they don’t require park tickets, so are cost effective ways to add value to your trip! Read more
Epcot’s International Food and Wine Festival is in full swing and if you have never visited Disney World during this time of the year, you may be wondering what all the fuss is about. Well, lots of deliciousness to start. Plus there’s wine. 🙂 You can also learn a great deal from the many seminars and demonstrations. You can rock with the Eat to the Beat Concert Series.
And there’s other entertainment too. Allow me to introduce the JAMMin’ Chefs.