Earlier this summer as the news about Disney World reopening began rolling out, we were very curious about what to expect when we made our first visits. And honestly, we spent a lot of time wondering if we would like it or even if it would still feel magical. Thankfully, after a few times back we can now say that we still love it, and in fact, there are some things that have been put
Disney World has reopened and while many things are available, because of new safety procedures there’s a few things that have yet to come back. When the time is right and it is safe to do so, here’s 7 things we hope return to Walt Disney World.
FuelRods are external batteries that are available in many places, including all over Disney World, and conveniently allow you to buy them once and exchange them for free whenever you find a machine. Well, at least that’s what they told us all when we bought them before they changed their mind and wanted to charge per swap. However, there is a way to get grandfathered in so you can continue to get unlimited free swaps.
Here’s everything you need to know about DisneyBounding, a way for Disney fans to honor their favorite characters and make their trips even more special through their own personal style.
Just like with most any important purchase, a little research can go a long way. And that includes taking a little bit of time to learn about the different choices you’ll find when it comes to travel insurance. Guests traveling to Disney World that are interested in travel insurance will have 2 main options: purchasing a travel plan through Disney OR purchasing insurance through an independent provider. There are some definite pros and cons to
Stuck at home and looking for something to do before your next Disney World trip? Lots of families (ours included!) turn to Disney+ as a way to pass the time. One of our favorite things about all the options is how many of them have direct ties to some of our favorite Disney World attractions, restaurants, and character meet opportunities. You could go to Disney World right now without ever having seen any Disney movies
It’s easy to miss the parks when you’re waiting for a trip to begin, don’t have a trip planned, or….there’s a pandemic keeping you from going. But there are lots of fun things you can do from home to make the wait more tolerable. Here are some of our favorites.
With nearly 24/7 coverage of the current events we have found ourselves seeking out spaces where we can temporarily switch our focus to something a little bit lighter. And, if we are feeling that way, we figure there are some of you in the same boat, too. (Theoretically in the same boat, of course, because we are all practicing keeping a healthy space between each other, right?!) One of the first things that came to
There are all sorts of reasons why somebody might have to cancel a trip: hurricanes. A sick family member. And yes, even global outbreaks. We totally understand that it can be tough trying to decide what to do because we’ve been the ones making those same tricky decisions, too. But, over the years we have learned a few things that help us travel with more confidence and in some instances, a little less worry. This
After riding it a few times, we think Hollywood Studios has a hit on its hands with the brand new Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway. Located in the Chinese Theater, this fun new attraction is based on the hit Mickey Mouse cartoon shorts and we think fans – both young and old – will delight in the entire experience. And, no worries if you’re trying to avoid learning any of the details; we’re keeping this
Ever wonder what our favorite times of the year to visit Disney World are? We’ve compiled our list for 2020 just for you!
Rise of the Resistance has quickly become one of the most popular attractions in all of Disney World. Here’s our 7 top tips to help you maximize your experience on this new ride.
PhotoPass Portrait Studios are free to use and let you snag fun (and sometimes ridiculous!) photographs. Here’s how they work.
The holidays at Disney World are notorious for being busy, but that doesn’t mean you have to have a terrible trip. Here’s how to handle the holiday crowds at Disney World.
People are often shocked to hear you can bring food (and drinks!) into Disney World with you. Here’s the rules and our thoughts on when and why you should consider doing it on your trip.
I just got back from a five night stay at Coronado Springs and had the best time! Even though I went during the busy season I barely waited in any lines and was able to do everything I wanted!
Jonathan C.
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