Walt Disney World: It's Not Just for Kids

When I saw that this week’s Mouse Travel Tips podcast was on  adults-only trips to Walt Disney World, you know that I had to listen ASAP.  Mouse Travel Tips is a fairly new podcast, but a nice “snack size” one.  I really liked the episode-I would really recommend it for couples or people planning a [...]

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I love Food Network almost as much as I love Disney, so I was thrilled when I found out that a new Unwrapped on the Disney Resorts was going to airing.  I watched it the other day.  While I think a lot of the special came from the old Unwrapped special, I still liked it [...]

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Have you ever considered taking a behind-the-scenes-tour at Walt Disney World?  In planning my trips in 2006 and 2007, I toyed with the idea of doing a tour, but the cost gave me paused.  I guess I just shelved the idea as being one like La Nouba, in that they were pricey on a vacation [...]

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I recently received the following e-mail from a reader: Since my kids have been born, I’ve only ever gone to WDW with them in tow. Next week my husband and I will be spending ONE day alone in the parks to celebrate our 11th anniversary. We already have dinner reservations at the Poly to watch [...]

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Or, the chicken exit walk of shame is not just for kids.  This topic is blatantly yoinked from Disney College Blog.  I’m a little bit a brazen rider, and a bit a chicken when it comes to Disney rides. My list of won’t rides are pretty standard: Dinosaur, Stitch’s great Escape, Snow White’s Scary Adventures, [...]

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Today’s post is inspired by last week’s WDWRadio show on the top ten counter service restaurants in Walt Disney World.  I have my own favorites, all of which are great for adults, solo travelers, and vegetarians.  Here are my top five counter-service restaurants at Walt Disney World: Columbia Harbor House:  Located in Liberty Square of [...]

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Happy Cinco de Mayo, everyone!  Check out other Wordless Wednesday posts. Mexico Pavilion at Epcot, December 2007

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Because, with F-I-G-M-E-N-T, you can see things differently! I cannot think of a Disney character whom I fell more in love with at first sight in the character up to that point in my Disney lifestyle. On my very first trip in April of 1993, my parents and I went on what was then the [...]

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UK at Epcot, March 2006. Check out more Wordless Wednesdays here

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