Disney CEO: Disney World Park Capacity Will Be Increasing
It has recently been announced that Walt Disney World park capacity will be increasing based on the newest safety information released from the CDC. Near the end of 2020, Disney raised the park capacity to 35%. This was the last announcement Disney made in regards to park capacity until this week. Bob Chapek, Disney’s CEO, […]
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Go Camping At Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort
Ever since Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campgrounds opened in November 1971, just one month after the opening of the Walt Disney World Resort, families have been flocking there to experience the rustic, outdoor retreat. Encompassing over 700 acres, this vacation destination features a range of accommodations from cabins to campsites, a ton of recreational […]
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Experiencing Disneyland’s Grand Reopening
April 30, 2021 is a day that will go down in history as the “Grand Reopening” of the Disneyland Parks. Disneyland and Disney’s California Adventure Park were closed for a total of 412 days due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The day had finally come when I had the pleasure of going back to Disneyland […]
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Disney’s Monorail Or Ferry Boat, The Age Old Question
The big day finally arrives, your trip to the Magic Kingdom! You have researched rides, dining and other details to plan for your magical visit. You arrive at the Transportation and Ticket Center (TTC) and are quickly faced with your first decision. How should you get to the Magic Kingdom? The decision whether to take […]
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Best Budget-Friendly Dining Options at DVC Resorts
Recently, I’ve seen many dads around the Disney parks wearing t-shirts that say, “Most Expensive Day Ever.” And although a Disney Vacations can be pricey, there are definitely ways to cut costs and still have the trip of a lifetime. One of the best and easiest ways to economize is to find budget-friendly dining options […]
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Should I Go Right Or Left At EPCOT’s World Showcase?
When arriving at Epcot and heading to the World Showcase it can be very overwhelming trying to figure out just where to start. The World Showcase spans a little over a mile long and you will visit 11 countries without a passport or a single flight! I highly recommend good walking shoes for this trip! Visiting […]
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New Features And Booking Windows Announced For Disney Wish Cruise Ship
Disney Cruise Line has been enchanting guests since 1998, but this past Thursday they revealed a sneak peek at their much-anticipated fifth ship, the Disney Wish. This immersive vessel will set sail in Summer 2022 and it will feature several themed areas that are going to be exclusive to the Wish. Experiences & Entertainment For […]
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Renovations Breathe New Life Into Saratoga Springs Resort
Once upon a time, a family of 3 stayed in a Standard Studio at Saratoga Springs Resort. While the adults certainly noticed that the room could use some updating, the youngest of the group declared that she would not like to stay there again. Well, just like Cinderella was transformed by her fairy Godmother, Saratoga […]
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Disney Vacation Club Resorts Are Open For Business
Walt Disney World has been undergoing a phased reopening and hotel options have been limited following a short closure due to the coronavirus pandemic last year. However, regardless of standard hotel operations, all Disney Vacation Club resorts are accepting reservations and welcoming guests home. In fact, Disney Vacation Club resorts at Disney World were operating before […]
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Disney World Budgeting Tips For International Travelers
Disney World vacations can be expensive for anyone, but for those of us who have to travel internationally to go to Disney, the cost is even higher. Disney fans from all over the world want to take magical vacations to Disney World, the largest of all the Disney Resorts. With some smart planning and a […]
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