Walt Disney World
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Jul- 2015 -16 July
12 Things You’ll Love About Epcot’s Norway Pavilion
At World Showcase in Epcot, guests have the chance to visit countries from around the world in a matter of hours. One of these countries is Norway. Even before the Disney film Frozen was released, drawing more attention to the country that inspired the fictional town of Arendelle, the Norway pavilion was and still is a great place to stop with lots of things you’ll love about this country. 12. The
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16 July
12 Experiences You Can’t Miss in Magic Kingdom’s Adventureland
Originally envisioned to capitalize on the success of early Walt Disney nature documentaries like The African Lion, Disneyland’s Adventureland was initially going to feature live animals. When zoologists convinced Walt that live animals would present too many problems to overcome, the land evolved into something a little bit different. Now a fixture of every Disneyland-styled theme park at every D
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15 July
12 Things We Love About the Mexico Pavilion in Epcot
When visiting World Showcase in Epcot, many guests make the Mexico pavilion their first stop. Not only does this pavilion have an attraction, but it also contains many interesting gems that share parts of the Mexican culture with guests. 12. The Exterior Unlike the other pavilions that offer a courtyard or garden area, the bulk of the Mexico pavilion is located indoors. Before going inside, guests
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11 July
7 Things You Will Love About Restaurant Marrakesh In Epcot
Restaurant Marrakesh is one of Epcot’s most hidden restaurant gems. Located in the back of the Morocco pavilion, it can be hard to spot if you don’t know it’s there. This restaurant has everything you want when immersed in one of Epcot’s international pavilions between the ambiance, and the entertainment and all of the glorious food options! Here are seven things you will love about Restaurant Mar
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2 July
7 Fantastic Places to Eat in Epcot’s Future World
Epcot is Walt Disney World’s second theme park. It opened in October of 1982. Although it is not exactly what Walt Disney had imagined, it has proved to be one of the world’s most popular theme parks. When Walt Disney died in December of 1966, the Disney imagineers were unsure of what to do with Walt’s vision for EPCOT. Eventually, they decided on what we see today, a large park with two separate
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1 July
15 Sensational Facts About Epcot’s Test Track
When I go to Epcot, I always rush to Test Track as soon as it opens. As a little girl I loved walking through the queue filled with torn up engines and destroyed test dummies. It was also perfect for my family because the car sit three passengers in each row, perfect for an only child to sit between both of her parents. Not many rides would let all three of us sit together, which always had me cho
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Jun- 2015 -24 June
8 Places to Grab a Delectably Quick Bite to Eat in Epcot’s Future World
When thinking of places to eat in Epcot, most people will think about the variety of cuisine that is available in World Showcase. However, there may be times when you are focusing your attention on Future World because you only have a half day to spend in Epcot or are running between FastPasses. It is easy to overlook some of these places, but they all offer great snacks or meals on the go when yo
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24 June
Top 10 Things You Must Do First At Animal Kingdom
Animal Kingdom is often mistakenly thought of by many as low on attractions, needless to say that there's still more than enough to do! Here are the top ten things you should try and do upon arriving at Animal Kingdom 10. TriceraTop Spin Despite just being a spinner, like Dumbo and The Magic Carpets of Aladdin, this ride can get busy at peak times and is arguably not worth a long wait. If you're d
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23 June
7 Great Places To Grab A Quick Meal In Magic Kingdom!
Because I’m a creature of habit and I don’t like to mess with a good thing, you’ll pretty much always find me planted inside Columbia Harbour House with a lobster roll in my hand and a contented smile on my face come lunch time at Magic Kingdom. But there are those park days when I’ve got places to go (i.e. Seven Dwarfs Mine Train) and people to see (i.e. Magician Mickey) and my jam-packed schedul
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22 June
10 Experiences You Might Miss in Disney’s Magic Kingdom Park
In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the most popular theme park on earth, there are special experiences that even a park veteran may miss. Here are ten to put on your “to-do” list: 10. Co-Captain the Riverboat As you board the Liberty Square Riverboat, ask if you may join the captain in the wheelhouse! Unless someone else has asked first, you should be granted this privilege, and
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