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10 Reasons Why You Should Visit Disney World’s Water Parks!

4. A Change of Pace If you’ve already visited Disney World several times, you may be looking for something new to experience. These water parks certainly fit the bill. Heck, even if this is your first visit ever and you’re just looking for a way to break up your park days, the water parks are an excellent option! 5. Perfect for a Half Day

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10 Reasons Why You Should Visit Disney World’s Water Parks!

Disney World is an amazing place with hundreds of incredible things to see and do. There are obviously the four main parks to experience, and many people even find time to explore a few of the super cool resorts. However, what a lot of people miss out on are Disney’s wonderful water parks.  These parks are so far above and beyond the typi

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Tables in Wonderland – What It is and Why You Should Get it!

Where Can I Use It? While the discount can’t be used at EPCOT festival food booths or dessert parties, it is still valid at over 100 Disney World establishments. While almost every resort food court is included on the list, don’t despair. Most of Disney’s hottest dining spots are Tables in Wonderland friendly. The most notable participati

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Tables in Wonderland – What It is and Why You Should Get it!

As Walt Disney World expands into something even better than our wildest dreams, the prices are following suit. Despite this, most guests can’t comprehend visiting Orlando without staying at their favorite resort, buying new mouse ears, and eating at their all-time favorite restaurants. Therefore; with Disney becoming more and more expens

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What To Do Before Your 1st Full Day At Disney World

Pack Your Park Bag When your dinner and pool fun have ended, but before you head off to bed, be sure to pack up your park bag for the next day. You’ll want to include a portable phone charger, snacks, water, sunscreen, and anything else you might need to get through the day comfortably.   We recommend bringing a backpack to put it all in,

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What To Do Before Your 1st Full Day At Disney World

Make a Note of Your FastPass Times Another thing to check out are your FastPass times. It’s likely you will have made those reservations ages ago, so taking a quick peek at the app to refresh your memory certainly won’t hurt, and it’ll help you know where to go the next day, saving you from fiddling with your phone and dilly-dallying whil

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What To Do Before Your 1st Full Day At Disney World

If you are headed to Disney World in the near future, there’s a pretty good chance you’ve done quite a lot of planning. After all, Disney World has a lot to see and do, and making sure you see and do the things that most interest your family takes some work. We’re guessing you’ve already booked your FastPasses, made your dining reservatio

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The 7 Things You’ll Love About Galaxy’s Edge at Hollywood Studios

4. Character Interactions Unlike other areas of the theme parks, Black Spire Outpost is wholly immersive.  This means that guests do no queue up to have their photos taken with characters from the movies.  The characters are part of the land.  While checking out the menu at one of the restaurants, our attention was drawn by Chewbacca and

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The 7 Things You’ll Love About Galaxy’s Edge at Hollywood Studios

As we are approaching the end of summer and bidding farewell to vacation, Walt Disney World is enticing guests with the opening of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Hollywood Studios.  Guests are transported to the planet of Batuu and to the Black Spire Outpost where they will encounter characters, creatures, and a tremendously unique experienc

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Magic Kingdom 101: An Overview of Disney’s Most Popular Park

5.  Frontierland From Liberty Square you can enter the world of the Wild West where banjo music and smoked turkey legs abound.  Everywhere you look the old west is represented in the shops, eateries, and wooden walkways.  The rides and attractions are reminders of a time gone by when cowboys, wagons, log flumes, and gold mines were “signs

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