If you’re looking for a sweet and fun attraction that kids of all ages will enjoy, then take a trip in a Honey Pot and visit the childhood dreams of Winnie the Pooh and all of his friends. This classic attraction in Fantasyland in Magic Kingdom has been a favorite for families for decades and it is easy to see why. Read 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
Have you been into Orbit? I think many people don’t even realize that Astro Orbiter is right in front of them – or should I say just over them. 🙂 Unless you are looking for it, this ride is somewhat hidden in Tomorrowland. Close to the People Mover, you actually have to take the elevator to the 2nd floor to board your “space-ship”! Read more
It’s a small world is a classic attraction in Magic Kingdom that has been around since Walt Disney World opened in 1971. It was originally built for the 1964 World’s Fair and was duplicated in Disneyland and then again at Walt Disney World. 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