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  • Feb- 2017 -
    9 February
    Disney Castle

    7 Magic Kingdom Must Dos

    5. Get a picture in front of the castle I don’t care how many times you go to Magic Kingdom—you can’t go without taking at least one picture in front of the castle! Cinderella Castle is the perfect backdrop for any picture, whether it be a family reunion photo, an engagement, a just graduated photo shoot or anything in between. There are so many Photopass photographers lined up along Main Street,

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  • 9 February
    Peter Pan Loading

    7 Magic Kingdom Must Dos

    6. Ride the classics While some may think they are outdated and tired, I am such a sucker for the classics. Attractions like Carousel of Progress and It’s A Small World make me feel like I’m riding a piece of history, which is pretty awesome. They usually don’t have too long of a wait either, so they’re worth checking out every time you go.

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  • 9 February
    Parade

    7 Magic Kingdom Must Dos

    7. Experience all of the entertainment We all know Disney is a leader in the entertainment world, and the productions they put on at Magic Kingdom are no exception. Mickey’s Royal Friendship Faire, Disney’s Festival of Fantasy Parade and Wishes Nighttime Spectacular are all worth seeing during your day at the park. They really showcase the best of what Disney has to offer and are appropriate for e

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  • 9 February
    Boardwalk Inn exterior

    5 Things to Consider When Choosing Which Disney Resort to Stay At

    4. Proximity to parks While you are significantly closer to the parks by staying on property in the first place, every resort is closer to one particular park. If you know that your family wants to spend a majority of time at Magic Kingdom, you may decide to stay at one of the resorts that has monorail or boat access so you can get there quicker. If your family wants to spend more time at Epcot, y

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  • 9 February
    Grand Floridian Resort

    5 Things to Consider When Choosing Which Disney Resort to Stay At

    5. Cost This is truly going to be the deal breaker when you’re choosing which resort to stay at during your trip. Disney resorts are broken up into three categories—value, moderate and deluxe. These three categories all range in price, from value being the least expensive (by Disney standards) and deluxe being the most expensive. The value resorts tend to be in the $85-$115+ a night range; the mod

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  • 9 February
    Goofy at Cape May Cafe

    5 Things to Consider When Choosing Which Disney Resort to Stay At

    2. Restaurants This might be very important to you if you don’t want to travel far for nice sit down meals. While every resort has some type of ‘food court’ that has breakfast, lunch and dinner, many of the moderate and deluxe resorts also have a sit down restaurant. If you want the ability to walk to a nice restaurant straight from your room, then this will be a deciding factor for you. Personall

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  • 9 February
    Disney Busses

    5 Things to Consider When Choosing Which Disney Resort to Stay At

    3. Transportation You may be wondering why this has made the list, but it’s actually a pretty big selling point! Yes—all of the resorts provide free bus transportation to and from the parks and Disney Springs, but there are other modes of transportation on Disney property that you may not know about! One of them is the monorail, which takes you to Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort and

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  • 9 February
    Resort Pool _ Disney World

    5 Things to Consider When Choosing Which Disney Resort to Stay At

    1. Activities Just like a majority of hotels, all Disney resorts have activities planned throughout the week to help you make the most of your stay. However, not every resort has the same activities. It’s easy to check which resorts offer which activities by searching on the Disney website, so take some time to figure out what your family might enjoy. The activities range from camp fire sing-a-lon

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  • 9 February
    No Way Jose

    The 6 Places You Need to Dine At At Beach Club, Yacht Club, and Boardwalk

    1. Beaches and Cream This amazingly themed soda shop offers guests burgers, fries, shakes, and a variety of ice cream and sundaes. The restaurant is extremely popular and also very small, so reservations can be hard to come by, so if you are looking to dine here, be sure to make a reservation as soon as possible or head to the restaurant as soon as it opens. We love the burgers and other sandwiche

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  • 9 February
    Cape May Cafe

    The 6 Places You Need to Dine At At Beach Club, Yacht Club, and Boardwalk

    2. Cape May Café Located at the Beach Club, Cape May Café offers a wonderful character buffet at breakfast. The breakfast features traditional breakfast choices that you’ll find at other resorts and restaurants. At Cape May, guests will be greeted at their table by Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy! The dinner buffet at Cape May is what draws guests to the Beach Club! Guests are treated to trad

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