Now that it’s October, it feels like fall is really in full swing. With our most recent trip 5 months behind us, we are definitely all missing Walt Disney World. Our next trip will take place in the fall and Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party is going to be at the top of our to-do list. Since that’s not happening this year, we have to come up with creative ways to keep the magic alive while we’re over a thousand miles away from Mickey and all of his fun festivities. Read more
You saved for your Disney vacation for what seemed like forever. You did your research, you planned ahead. Your vacation was just as magical as it is in the television commercials. When you get back to reality you find your self dreaming of Disney and wishing you could go back. I am not a doctor, but you may be suffering from Post Disney Depression. Read more
I have lived in Indiana for more than 10 years. Therefore, the month of May is something of a local holiday culminating with the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing,” aka the Indianapolis 500, on the last Sunday of May. The first time I went to the race, I went with my college roommate thinking, “It’s a once in a lifetime experience.”
It’s no question, when you’re not at Disney you miss it. Even when you just leave the property gates! So it’s no wonder many people do everything they can to keep Disney in their lives even when they can’t be there. I am no different. Some may have thought that since I worked there I would be tired of it (I know, blasphemy!). That just isn’t the case. When I worked at Disney I was still in the parks on my days off. If I didn’t go into a park I at least made it to Downtown Disney and I did not get sick of it one bit! To this day I tell everyone who asks, that working at Disney was the best job I have ever had. When I retire from teaching I plan on going back down to Orlando and working at Disney again. So is it any wonder that I would incorporate as much Disney in my daily life as possible? Read more
Due to unforeseen circumstances for the first time in 4 years, my husband and I are missing our fall trip to Walt Disney World. We are missing multiple visits to the Epcot Food and Wine festival, seeing Eat to the Beat concerts, and hanging out in the Chase lounge to recharge and rehydrate during our week long vacation. We are missing Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, including Hallowishes and the Boo to You Parade. We aren’t really sure what to do with ourselves since we aren’t packing and planning right now, but we’ve found a few creative ideas to pass our time. Read more