I’m in the final countdown for my next trip to WDW, and I’m already planning what I’m bringing home. Am I crazy? Does anyone else ever do this?
Here’s what is on our list so far: Read more
I’m in the final countdown for my next trip to WDW, and I’m already planning what I’m bringing home. Am I crazy? Does anyone else ever do this?
Here’s what is on our list so far: Read more
I’m getting ready to go down to Disney in a little less than two weeks. I’m always excited to go down to Disney, my second home, but this time it will be a little different. I’m especially excited to be going down this time because I will be taking my boyfriend down with me, who hasn’t been down to Disney since he was young and doesn’t seem to remember much of it beyond Space Mountain. I wanted to do what he wanted to do while we were there so I asked him to try and plan it. So of course when I asked what I should write about in Cast Member’s Corner he said, “What to do at Disney for someone who’s going for the first time as an adult.” I figured now would be a good time to give in and write that topic since he has already pretty much planned it out. Read more
Editor: This week I am pleased to welcome Jenn from Dis Savvy, who is guest blogging for us! Thanks Jenn for sharing your expertise today! 🙂
When you visit the theme parks at Walt Disney World, you will be carrying maps with you. Each park has its own map with color coded listings of attractions, dining and shopping. The maps are easy to use and definitely can help you navigate the parks and select your attractions. Read more
Today, for our last walk around Downtown Disney, we’re going in search of low cost desserts. Talk about a sweet ending!
The Expensive Version
At Wolfgang Puck Café, the rich, creamy cake is topped with bruleed sugar for $7.95.
The Less-Expensive Version
For a white chocolate raspberry version of the New York classic, head to Cap’n Jack’s and fork over $5.49.
The Least-Expensive Version
At Wolfgang Puck Express, you can get a vanilla bean-flavored slice for only $5.
Potential Savings: $2.95 Read more
I don’t think I need to stress the importance of thoroughly planning your Walt Disney World Vacation. I mean after all, you are here reading this so that tells me you see the benefit to a bit of Disney “research.” So many people tell me that planning a trip to Disney takes more time and thought than a trip to Europe. It is true! If you want to get the most for your time and your money, I HIGHLY recommend creating a daily itinerary. This holds true even more if you are traveling during the following “busy” Disney travel periods; summer, winter holidays, spring break and Easter.
While I know it is a good idea to create an itinerary I also know that many people sit down to create one but just do not know where on earth to begin. Here are some tips to help you get started: Read more