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4 Amazing Non-Park Restaurants at Walt Disney World
4. Chef Art Smith’s Homecoming This is quite honestly the best addition to Disney Springs, in my opinion. If you’re looking for good drinks, good food and a down-to-earth vibe, Homecoming is calling your name. The atmosphere will make you feel like you’re in a restaurant in the south surrounded by your friends and family. The drinks are t
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4 Amazing Non-Park Restaurants at Walt Disney World
3. Kona Café This restaurant is also housed inside Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort and has recently become one of my favorite places to eat at all of Walt Disney World. I’ve heard that breakfast is to die for, and if character dining isn’t your thing then this is sure to be a must do for you. I had the pleasure of dining there for dinn
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4 Amazing Non-Park Restaurants at Walt Disney World
2. ‘Ohana Nestled inside Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, ‘Ohana is a restaurant that truly can’t be passed up. Breakfast and dinner are both buffet style, but breakfast is character dining and dinner is not. During breakfast, you are able to meet Lilo, Stitch, Mickey and Pluto while feasting on waffles, eggs, biscuits, bacon and sausa
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4 Amazing Non-Park Restaurants at Walt Disney World
1. Chef Mickey’s Whether you’re making a reservation for breakfast, lunch or dinner, Chef Mickey’s is one of the best choices you can make during your trip. Not only is the food great (AND buffet style), but also it’s a character dining experience! Located at Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Chef Mickey’s is the only dining location on prope
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4 Amazing Non-Park Restaurants at Walt Disney World
When people start to plan their Walt Disney World vacations, there are a number of things that have to be thought about well in advance in order to maximize their time during their trip. One of the biggest things that needs to be planned are dining reservations. Dining reservations open up 180 days in advance and for some of Walt Disney W
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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 th
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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 g
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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
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4. Get a dole whip float When people talk about Disney World snacks, this is always at the top of the list. The dole whip float is only available at Magic Kingdom, making it a popular snack. Pineapple soft serve sitting in a cup full of pineapple juice is exactly what the doctor ordered on a hot Florida day. You can also get this treat in
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3. Dine in the park While there are plenty of great quick service locations, there are some wonderful table service locations as well. If you can swing it, I would highly suggest making a reservation at one of the restaurants. My personal favorite is Be Our Guest, which is still the hardest reservation to get on property. However, Cindere
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