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  • Nov- 2018 -
    8 November
    Toy Story Land

    What’s New and What’s Coming To Hollywood Studios At Disney World

    Disney’s Hollywood Studios is the very heart of all things movie-related at Walt Disney World Resort. Of course, Disney’s vast Hollywood resume can be felt throughout the entire resort, but at this particular theme park the world of Disney movies is celebrated in all its glory. From Star Wars-centric experiences to franchise-specific themed lands, Disney’s Hollywood Studios might just be the most

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  • 2 November
    Turf Club Dining

    Old Key West and Saratoga Springs Dining Guide

    Let's Recap! 1. The Paddock Grill (Saratoga Springs) – isolated away from the main building at Saratoga Springs, the Paddock Grill is open to guests for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. 2. Gurgling Suitcase (Old Key West ) – another pool bar located over at Old Key West, the Gurgling Suitcase is a very small establishment that pairs with the resort perfectly. 3. Chip ‘n Dale Café (Saratoga Springs) –

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  • 2 November
    Artists Point

    Old Key West and Saratoga Springs Dining Guide

    Well off the beaten path of the theme parks and the resorts that populate the monorail and Crescent Lake, guests can find two relaxing and thematically encompassing resorts: Old Key West and Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa. In addition to a variety of food, guests can also top off a meal with a relaxing boat ride to Disney Springs for some post-meal shopping or an after-dinner cocktail.  The next

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  • 2 November
    Olivia's Cafe

    Old Key West and Saratoga Springs Dining Guide

    5. Olivia’s Café (Old Key West) A funky hometown restaurant that qualifies as a hidden gem, Olivia’s Café is unique as it showcases DVC families in pictures in the entryway to the restaurant.  You’ll find Olivia’s serving all day long with truly unique Key West inspired cuisine! Among other entrees available at breakfast, guests can have crab cake-eggs-Benedict, banana bread french toast, as well

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  • 2 November
    flying-fish

    The Epcot Area Resorts Dining Guide at Disney World

    2. Disney's BoardWalk Inn and Villas Take a trip back to early-20th-century Atlantic City, with all its beach town energy and nostalgic midway charm. Flying Fish(dinner) — Signature dining; sustainable gourmet seafood offerings; open kitchen with counter seating where you can watch the chefs work Big River Grill & Brewing Works(lunch, dinner) — Microbrewery and family-friendly casual dining; floor

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  • 2 November
    shula-steakhouse

    The Epcot Area Resorts Dining Guide at Disney World

    3. Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Hotels These are upscale hotels that are not technically Disney Resorts, so keep in mind that their restaurants typically don't accept Disney Dining Plan credits. However, they're still conveniently located within walking distance of Epcot. Cabana Bar and Beach Club(bar) — Chic, illuminated bar in a hexagon-shaped room; very close to the pool Fresh Mediterrane

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  • 2 November
    Beaches and Cream

    The Epcot Area Resorts Dining Guide at Disney World

    Let's Recap! 1. Disney's Yacht Club and Beach Club Resorts Ale & Compass Restaurant(breakfast, lunch, dinner) Ale & Compass Lounge(bar) The Market at Ale & Compass(breakfast, lunch, dinner) Crew's Cup Lounge(lunch, dinner, late night) Yachtsman Steakhouse(dinner only) Cape May Café(breakfast, brunch, dinner) Beaches & Cream Soda Shop(lunch, dinner) Martha's Vineyard(lunch, bar, late night) Beach C

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  • 2 November
    Yachtsman Steakhouse

    The Epcot Area Resorts Dining Guide at Disney World

    We've talked in the past about all the delightful experiences you'll discover at the Epcot-Area Disney Resort Hotels. But what about their dining options? Not to worry, we're here to break down all the eateries, lounges, and Character dining experiences that lay before you. Let's go. 1. Disney's Yacht Club and Beach Club Resorts Yacht Club and Beach Club are sister resorts that share a vintage New

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  • 1 November
    Port Orleans Riverside

    Walt Disney World Moderate Resort Hotels 101

    If you're the budget-conscious type who's ever taken a vacation to Walt Disney World, you've more than likely stayed in one of Disney's “Value” Resorts, which are on the low end of the three-tier pricing totem pole, as it were. For the next trip you're planning, it could be that you're considering bumping up the accommodations without jumping straight into the uber-pricey “Deluxe

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  • 1 November
    Fort Wilderness Cabin

    Walt Disney World Moderate Resort Hotels 101

    The 5 Moderate Resorts Now we'll quickly cover the five Resort Hotels that fall in the Moderate category, so you can determine which one might be the best for your family. 1. Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort boasts a lush tropical theme reminiscent of five Caribbean islands — Barbados, Jamaica, Martinique, Trinidad and Aruba — complete with Colonial Revival architect

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