All good things must come to an end, and that includes Walt Disney World vacations, unfortunately.  The last day of your WDW trip is probably your least favorite – who wants to say goodbye to Mickey, after all?  But here are some things you can do on your last day to help you enjoy the end of your vacation – ...

Planning a trip to Walt Disney World has always included a lot of little tasks that work together to make sure your vacation is a remarkable one. A Disney World preparation to-do list, if you will. This is a fact that will likely never change, as there is a lot to think about when planning such a big vacation. All ...

The whole world pretty much shut down when COVID-19 took over. Walt Disney World decided that it was the best thing for all the cast members and guests to close the parks down temporarily so they could put in safety measures and new procedures. Safety is always Walt Disney World’s number one priority and when the parks reopened in July ...

If you ask a recent visitor to Walt Disney World about the food, you are likely to get one of two answers.  Either it is “overpriced typical theme park food”, or it’s “amazing – a foodie haven!”  With such polarizing reviews, which is accurate?  Actually, they both are.  The quality of Disney dining is really variable based on what restaurants ...

With more than 20 attractions, numerous restaurants, thirst-quenching bars and tempting snack carts, world-class shows, almost 30 shops, and of course the wonderful animals, there is so much to see, do, and experience in Disney’s Animal Kingdom.  Toss in new attractions and shows being added all the time, and it can definitely be daunting to tackle this park! Make sure ...

I believe vacation should be relaxing, not stressful.  Yet just a few minutes of people watching at Walt Disney World will provide you dozens of examples of stressed-out visitors!  Some people might even say that a Disney vacation is inherently stressful, but I disagree.  Here are ten tips for keeping your Disney trip stress free!  [google_ad]  1. Plan your transportation ...

Travel to any destination is likely going to be a different experience for some time, and while Walt Disney World has been a leader in the industry in showcasing how experiences in the parks can be safe for Guests and Cast Members. While visiting the resort, you’ll be sure to find lots of hand sanitizer and mask enforcement, but there ...

Disney World is open, ready, and waiting for you to visit. That said, there have been some changes to the way things are run. For instance, each park has limited capacity and all guests must make a reservation to enter the parks. Additionally, FastPass is unavailable, masks are required, and mobile ordering is encouraged now more than ever. Another aspect ...

Walt Disney World looks much different now than it did before COVID-19. They are doing everything they can to make sure that all their guests and cast members are safe. This includes temperature checks before you enter, and reservations to go to a park to keep capacity low. Here are ten things that you should know before your day at ...

There are many great things about visiting Walt Disney World these days, but it certainly is different than before the pandemic began.  In order to help you kids have a magical experience, you’ll want to prepare them for the safety measures and the differences from the traditional Disney experience.  Here are a few ways to help get them ready and ...