Walt Disney World

  • Nov- 2020 -
    16 November
    Main Street decked out in dazzling holiday lights and wreaths, with a towering Christmas tree at dusk, capturing the enchanting Magic Kingdom vibe of Christmastime parades and Toy Soldier performances.

    Here’s Why We Plan on Visiting Walt Disney World This Winter

    Now that Halloween is in the rear view mirror, it is time for us to start getting excited for the winter holiday season.  As the days get shorter, we spend our time at home decorating for the holidays, preparing to welcome friends and family for feasts of both food and fun, and enjoying the joy of the season.  Unsurprisingly, that is the same thing that the Walt Disney World Resort is doing.  So,

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  • 4 November
    Prime Time Cafe

    10 Favorite Table Service Restaurants Currently Open at Walt Disney World

    The state of the world has certainly impacted Walt Disney World’s operations and guest experiences in many ways, and one of the biggest impacts has been on dining.  Currently, Disney is not offering the very popular Dining Plan, and many restaurants have remained closed.  Many excellent choices for table service dining remain, though you may find that they have limited menus.  We st

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  • 2 November
    Geyser Point Bar and Grill

    Top Quick-Service Restaurants Currently Open at Walt Disney World

    There are many changes to Disney dining due to the pandemic.  The Disney Dining Plan is not currently being offered, and many restaurants on property are not open, and those that are open have limited menus. The new theme park reservation system also requires guests to make reservations to visit the parks, so you’ll need one if you plan to dine at a theme park restaurant.  There’s still

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  • 1 November
    Cinderella Castle

    What We Despise About Our Last Day at Walt Disney World

    A vacation at Walt Disney Resort is always magical. That said, there is one part about every Disney vacation that we dread. That’s right, there’s something we actually don’t love about Disney getaways. Wondering what that could be? Our answer is the same answer most would have: the last day. We never like saying goodbye to our favorite place in the world, and although we know there are plenty more

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  • Oct- 2020 -
    26 October
    A friendly cast member in a bright yellow shirt waves while playfully holding up a dog mask in front of the magical Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World.

    Thanksgiving 2020: Ten Walt Disney World Things We’re Thankful For

    Say what you will, but 2020 has been unforgettable. It has brought worldwide challenges. It has given everyone a new perspective. It has changed our lives. Despite that, we can still appreciate the things that never change. Disney World has risen to the challenge of 2020 and today we’re going to discuss the things we are still incredibly thankful for. Please take a seat at our virtual Thanksgiving

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  • 19 October
    Skyliner

    Walt Disney World Transportation with a Pandemic

    Since Disney World has re-opened in July, we have begun to get a sense as to what the parks look like with new restrictions and practices in place.  Queues are different with tape on the floor telling us where to stand and seeing our favorite characters drive past and waving at an appropriate social distance, but what gets lost in the shuffle is how the ordinary transportation guests use to get fr

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  • 2 October
    Epcot Mickey

    Remember When: Thinking Back to a Walt Disney World Before COVID-19

    March 2020 will forever remain in the minds of Disney World fans as the month that began the longest closure in the history of the parks in Florida. Disney World was one of thousands upon thousands of venues and businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic that has had effects globally. Disney World has reopened, but it’s definitely a different experience, thanks to the absence of character mee

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  • 2 October
    Excited young Disney fan in a cartoon face mask and white shirt, outdoors and ready to experience the magic as Disney World reopens.

    Making Minimizing Germs Fun For Kids at Walt Disney World

    By now, even hermits and people with their heads stuck in the sand have heard of the coronavirus pandemic that has seemingly swept the globe and affected just about every country on the face of the earth. Disney World was, of course, affected—to the point the parks closed for four months—and now that the parks are open, there are reminders everywhere that the virus has tried its best to stop the m

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  • 2 October
    The monorail cruises by Epcot’s Spaceship Earth, a must-see snapshot for Disney Park Hoppers under Florida’s beautiful skies.

    First Things We Do When Arriving at Walt Disney World’s EPCOT

    EPCOT is simply a marvelous place. Steeped in nostalgia and innovation, this is the most unique Walt Disney World theme park. Divided into two strong areas, Future World and the World Showcase, the park is here to delight the technically savvy and those with a travel bug. The property is also massive. And depending on which “side” you enter from, this determines your morning itinerary. To assist,

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  • Sep- 2020 -
    30 September
    cinderella-castle

    First Things We Do When Arriving at the Magic Kingdom

    There is no better feeling than walking into the park that started it all, Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom. If you are like me you start getting the feels as soon as you walk through the gate and hear the Main Street, U.S.A. music. For diehard Disney Fanatics there is nothing quite like the rush of walking into the Magic Kingdom. Here are the first things we do when walking into this magical par

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