Walt Disney always paid attention to detail in everything that he did. Even though he never stepped foot into the completed Magic Kingdom, his desire for authenticity was carried on. One of my favorite lands that exhibits this is Liberty Square.
Walt Disney has mastered the art of entertaining guests as they stand in line (or queue if you prefer). Yes, you are in line, so why not have something to do rather than standing there waiting? Expedition Everest is a great example of how to entertain guests while immersing them into the story line during the wait. Read more
No trip to Animal Kingdom in Walt Disney World is complete without a picture in front of The Tree of Life! Not only is it the icon of Animal Kingdom, it houses a fantastic 3D (I think it is more of a 4D – sight, sound, smell and touch) show called “It’s Tough to be a Bug”! Read more
After visiting Walt Disney World too many times to count, it is always exciting to discover something new. I was pleasantly surprised on one of my visits to Hollywood Studios to stumble across something I had heard about but had never witnessed myself: a Character Palooza. Read more
Looking for a little peace and quiet in the midst of a busy day at Epcot? Look no further (and you WILL have to look) than Katsura Grill. As you enter the Japanese Pavilion, you will notice a few steps on the left leading up to what appears like a tea house. You have to look carefully but once you find it, you’ll be rewarded with a lovely spot to relax away from the crowds, where you can enjoy some delicious Japanese food. Read more