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Jan- 2017 -11 January
Top 10 Places to Have Dinner in the Walt Disney World Parks
4. Teppan Edo A great meal and a show! Teppan Edo is located in the Japan Pavilion at Epcot. A traditional hibachi restaurant, guests can create their own meal with choices of rice or noodles, seafood, steak, or chicken, all while guests can watch the chef dazzle with cooking tricks. We also love the communal nature of the meal as guests may end up sharing a grill with one or two other guests or f
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11 January
Top 10 Places to Have Dinner in the Walt Disney World Parks
5. Via Napoli Located in Italy, Via Napoli offers diners a variety of Italian specialties. The pasta is phenomenal, but what draws us here on many of our trips is the atmosphere of the restaurant. The interior is wide open and contributes to the feeling that the meal is being enjoyed communally. We also love watching the pizzas being made in sight and thrown into one of the three pizza ovens on th
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10 January
2017 Countdown – 10 Experiences You Can’t Miss in Disney World This Year!
Ringing in the New Year has never been so magical! Here are 10 experiences we have to to look forward to at Disney World in the coming year…
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10 January
2017 Countdown – 10 Experiences You Can’t Miss in Disney World This Year!
1. Pandora We’ve all waited eagerly for Animal Kingdom’s new expansion, and it looks like the wait is nearly over! Later this year Pandora—The World of Avatar is slated to open. Aside from incredible theming, Pandora will boast a brand new flying Banshee ride, a dramatic boat tour through bioluminescent forests, as well as several new eateries and other areas to be explored.  Photo credit Disney.
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10 January
2017 Countdown – 10 Experiences You Can’t Miss in Disney World This Year!
2. Rivers of Light As we all know, Rivers of Light has experienced a significant delay from its original would-be debut. The nighttime show will incorporate water, fire, nature, light, and never-before-seen technology, no doubt making it worth the extra wait when it finally opens in a few months. Â Photo credit Disney Â
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10 January
2017 Countdown – 10 Experiences You Can’t Miss in Disney World This Year!
3. Epcot International Festival of the Arts Yes! A brand new Epcot festival! On weekends (Friday–Monday) between January 13th and February 20th, guests will be treated to a celebration of arts from around the world. Each weekend will present different visual, culinary, and performing art creations, providing a lively and unique atmosphere. In addition, a partnership with Disney Theatrical wi
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10 January
2017 Countdown – 10 Experiences You Can’t Miss in Disney World This Year!
4. Choza Tequila Also coming soon to Epcot, is Choza Tequila, a handcrafted margarita bar under construction in the Mexico pavilion. Rumored to be opening in late February or March, it seems that patrons of Choza Tequila will be able to get light snacks including chips, guacamole, and empanadas (love!) along with their salted-rim beverages. Â Photo credit Disney Â
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10 January
2017 Countdown – 10 Experiences You Can’t Miss in Disney World This Year!
5. Miss Fortune Falls Who’s ready for a brand new water ride? I am! This spring, Typhoon Lagoon will introduce its new family tube ride, Miss Fortune Falls. Little is known about this addition, except that at a two-minute run time, it’s poised to be one of the longest rides in Disney Water parks.  Photo credit Disney Â
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10 January
2017 Countdown – 10 Experiences You Can’t Miss in Disney World This Year!
6. Disney Springs Dining Four new venues are promised to open this year in Disney Springs. Paddlefish, formerly Fulton’s Crab House, will continue to serve seafood. Planet Hollywood Observatory has changed theming from starlets to stars—as in the actual outer space ones—and will serve American cuisine from Guy Fieri. For all your smokehouse desires, visit the Polite Pig, a sister spot to Orlando’s
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10 January
2017 Countdown – 10 Experiences You Can’t Miss in Disney World This Year!
7. Welcome Show The traditional Rope Drop of Magic Kingdom has now officially moved to the Castle Stage. While some will no doubt bemoan the change, the logic seems sound. Guests will now be allowed onto Main Street a little earlier, preventing a backlog at the entrance. The welcome show on the Castle Stage is supposed to have the same feel as the traditional show, just with a little more elbow ro
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