If you’ll be ringing in the new year at Walt Disney World and want to get an early start on next years holiday shopping, Epcot is a great place for that! You can find many unique and one of kind souvenirs from The World Showcase! Take your time in each country and you’ll be amazed at what you’ll find!
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Karen grew up in the Boston area and traveled to Disney World many times with her parents and sister. Always staying at the Fort Wilderness Cabins gave the trips a feeling of a home away from home. It also started the tradition of attending the Hoop Dee Doo Review on each trip! Somehow that show sparked her interest in the Disney College Program. Which she did in the fall of 2002, working as a hostess @ Captain Jacks in Downtown Disney. Now as an adult, Karen finds herself traveling to the parks on a yearly basis! Photography has always been a hobby of Karen’s, but over the past few years it has become her passion. It’s even taken her to her favorite place! The Make a Wish Foundation sent a family to Disney for a week and Karen was lucky enough to be their photographer of choice! She got to tag along and photograph their memories being made. She hopes to get that experience again someday! You can find more of Karen’s photography on her site www.KPportraits.com.
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I look forward to shopping at WDW, and the only things I usually like to buy are lapel pins. On the upcoming trip, I might think about getting a new Indiana Jones fedora at the Morocco Pavilion, where I also have dinner my first night at WDW this coming May. Still another item to consider is something from the Japanese department store, perhaps one of the short, less complicated kimono robes, along w/a Star Wars light saber to help me navigate my way out of the park to the bus area when the parks turn dark at night. Candy from the sweet shop on Main Street USA in the Magic Kingdom isn’t a bad idea either, though I would probably get the Rice Krispies treats shaped like Mickey.