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Dec- 2016 -18 December
Animal Kingdom Restaurants 101
7. Pizzafari Location: Discovery island, Cuisine: American, Style: Quick Service, LD As you may have surmised, the main menu item here is Pizza, and you would be correct. But, before we get into the menu, the elaborate decor and wall murals and mosaics at this “pizzeria” are a wonder to behold. You really have to be there to fully appreciate the outstanding artwork and vibrant colors enhanci
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18 December
Animal Kingdom Restaurants 101
8. Kusafiri Coffee Shop and Bakery Location: Africa, Cuisine: Bakery, African, Style: Quick Service/Counter,B, Snack. Even though this is a small walk-up counter service bakery, it has a lot to offer in the way of breakfast or quick snacks. There is no seating available, but there are plenty of benches, or places to sit around this small spot. The menu for such a small venue is very unique.
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18 December
Animal Kingdom Restaurants 101
9. Harambe Market Location: Africa, Cuisine: African, Style: Quick Service/Counter/LD. Harambe Market is an open-air area, like an African food court, with four distinct food stations: Kitamu Grill, Famous Sausages, Chef Mwanga’s, Wanjohi Refreshments, each offering a unique menu with such choices as these: Beef and Pork Sausage (Famous Sausages), All-Beef Gyro Flatbread (Kitamu), Ribs (Che
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18 December
Animal Kingdom Restaurants 101
10. Nomad Lounge Location: Discovery Island, Cuisine: African, Asian, Latin, Style: Unique themed dining/Lounge. This luxurious African-themed Lounge is perfect for guests who want to chill out for a while, have arefreshing beverage, and a snack. It is located right next to Tiffins Restaurant and is beautifully decorated with African and Asian accessories and furnishings. For your hunger pan
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17 December
Taking a Baby to Disney World – 10 Things You Should Know
9. Characters If you’re looking for cute photos with Disney characters, beware that some characters have poor visibility inside their costumes and will choose not to take on the liability of holding infants. For “fluffy” characters it’s usually a good idea to just hold your baby yourself in the photo. Some face characters (like princesses) might hold your baby if you desire.
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17 December
Taking a Baby to Disney World – 10 Things You Should Know
10. Lines Since everybody knows it’s impossible to explain “waiting patiently” to an infant, long lines can sometimes be hard. Most lines have interesting things to look at and touch, which is a helpful diversion. Pack distractions like pacifiers, small toys, or food/drinks in a light cross body bag (you’ll want a big bag for ALL the day’s stuff, but you can leave that at the stroller.) And rememb
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17 December
Taking a Baby to Disney World – 10 Things You Should Know
1. Free Admission Perhaps the best thing about taking an infant to Disney World is the fact that they get in for free! In fact, kids are not required to have a ticket until they turn three years old. So why wait? Enjoy the Disney memories early!
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17 December
Taking a Baby to Disney World – 10 Things You Should Know
2. Baby Care Center All Disney parks are equipped with a Baby Care Center where parents will find everything needed to care for their infants: a cool place for feedings, changing tables, microwaves, and necessities for purchase. Locate the Baby Care Centers on a park map or by asking a cast member.
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17 December
Taking a Baby to Disney World – 10 Things You Should Know
3. Attraction Access Yes, infants are restricted from certain rides for safety reasons. However, there are many rides and shows that are accessible with babies. If it’s a slow-moving ride or a show, babies are permitted. (A front carrier is ideal in most situations.) Check your My Disney Experience app ahead of time for any rides with a height restriction.
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17 December
Taking a Baby to Disney World – 10 Things You Should Know
4. Rider Swap If you do want to ride one of the “big” rides (i.e. one with a height restriction such as Expedition Everest, Space Mountain, etc…) Disney has a wonderful service called Rider Swap. Just approach the cast member at the ride’s entrance and notify them that you’d like to use rider swap. One adult will then ride while the other adult waits outside with the infant. When the first adult i
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