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Character Meals 101 – The Who, What, Where, When, and Why!
10. Chef Mickey’s (Contemporary) In the shadows of the monorail, Chef Mickey’s serves guests throughout the day. This buffet offers classic selections to satisfy any guest’s appetite. You’ll definitely want to bring your appetite to this meal, as well as a camera because during meals guests will meet all the members of the Fab Five – Plu
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Character Meals 101 – The Who, What, Where, When, and Why!
11. Ohana (Polynesian Village Resort) This restaurant serves an amazing breakfast and dinner family-style meal, but guests can only interact with their favorite characters during breakfast. Both Mickey and Pluto walk around in their finest Hawaiian-themed attire greeting guests. Additionally, since ohana means family, guests can also mee
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Character Meals 101 – The Who, What, Where, When, and Why!
12. 1900 Park Fare (Grand Floridian) Hidden away in the main building of the Grand Floridian, 1900 Park Fare invites guests to enjoy in decadent breakfast and dinner buffets. During their breakfast buffet, guests can meet Alice in Wonderland, Mary Poppins, the Mad Hatter, Tigger, and Winnie the Pooh. At dinner, the characters change as
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Character Meals 101 – The Who, What, Where, When, and Why!
Walt Disney World is replete with different dining options for guests — a refreshing Dole Whip from Aloha Isle in Adventureland, popcorn or pretzels from any number of snack carts, a burger and fries from a counter service restaurant, or a delicious meal at a table service restaurant. Disney takes it a step further by adding characters to
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Our Disney World ‘It’ List For Rookies
1. Star Tours – The Adventures Continue – Echo Lake, Disney’s Hollywood Studios If you’re after something a little more old school than the other Star Wars experiences, check out this space-navigating simulator. Strap in for a journey to that faraway galaxy where you’ll visit familiar landscapes and partake in iconic battles. You’ll even
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Our Disney World ‘It’ List For Rookies
2. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror – Sunset Boulevard, Disney’s Hollywood Studios No theme park resort adventure is complete without scary rides. If you like big thrills and fast drops in the dark, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror in Disney’s Hollywood Studios is just for you (or is it..?). As this attraction is one of the busiest, tho
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Our Disney World ‘It’ List For Rookies
3. Pandora – The World of Avatar – Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park This mind-blowing exoplanetary moon is home to two signature rides, Avatar Flight of Passage and the Na’vi River Journey. Once you complete these journeys, you’ll go from rookie to honourable member of the Na’vi, so grab yourself a souvenir from Windtraders. And if you’re a D
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4. Walt Disney World Railroad – Main Street, U.S.A., Magic Kingdom Park Hop aboard the Walt Disney World Railroad. This 20-minute journey that sets off from Main Street, U.S.A. will see you circle Magic Kingdom Park, and you’ll stop at Frontierland and Fantasyland on the way. And not only is it a convenient way to get around, it’s an expe
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5. Cinderella Castle – Fantasyland, Magic Kingdom Park Grabbing a selfie in front of Cinderella Castle is one of the must-do’s at Disney World Resort. In fact, why not throw a pair of Minnie Ears on whilst you’re taking your picture! The PhotoPass service comes highly recommended so that you can let Disney PhotoPass Photographers snap all
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Our Disney World ‘It’ List For Rookies
6. Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire – Marketplace, Disney Springs Whether you’re a fan of Star Wars or not, you’d be a “Jar Jar” to miss this state-of-the-art virtual reality experience. You’ll be immersed into a faraway world where you’ll need to retrieve secrets from the Empire. And there’s no time to be a Wookie – sorry, rookie – on th
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