We’ve been having a fun time roaming around the Magic Kingdom, and there’s plenty left to see, but the crowds are building up, so let’s hop on over to another park, shall we? How about EPCOT? You did get Park Hoppers, right? (If you’re not sure why I’m asking you that, take a minute to read my thoughts on Hopping versus Not-Hopping. You can catch the next monorail over. We’ll wait for you at Club Cool.) Read more
I hear many people talking about the rides at Walt Disney World but what about the shows? I’ve been asked quite a few times if they are really worth the time spent. In one word…DEFINATELY!
As you may recall, I am a firm believer in the concept that “time is money” so making good use of my time at the Disney parks is super important to me: I want to know that I am getting the absolute most value for my vacation dollars! So planning my time….what we see and when we see it….is super important. And of course, as a travel agent, this is a conversation that I often have with my clients as well. With that in mind, I would like to chat a bit today about the touring strategies that my family has used successfully in the past, and share some tips for what I recommend when planning a visit to Walt Disney World.
Everybody has a laughing place. You’ve heard that, right?
Well, if you’ve been to Disney, or you come from a bygone era that allows you to be familiar with Song of the South, you have. This is the sentiment that you will find at one of the most iconic classic Disney rides, and one that holds a special place in my heart…
Splash Mountain.
Oh, yes. It deserves its own line for introduction. It’s that important. Read more
Since we just finished splashing around with Ariel, I thought that today’s exploration should bring us back to dry land while we continue to enjoy the classic stylings of Fantasyland. We’re going to backtrack a little, go back through the gate to Belle’s town, and return to the original stretch of Fantasyland. Though we aren’t visiting an original attraction, it is classic enough to seem like it should have always been there. It also happens to be the very first attraction that my little one chose to ride (and our first after PeopleMover). I present to you…The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Read more