Walt Disney World: It's Not Just for Kids

I kind of want to do the Bippity Boppity Boutique.  However, I’ve never seen a red hair extension thingy, and it’s not cheap.  I decided I wanted to live a little on my trip to WDW, so I decided to try the Harmony Barbershop‘s gel and glitter. The harmony barber shop is a real barber [...]

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I received The Hidden Magic of Walt Disney World: Over 600 Secrets of the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom by Susan Veness as a gift from my brother and sister-in-law.  I really liked it-I felt that it had both easily accessible pieces (such as that you can see Mr. Toad handing [...]

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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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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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Yay or nay.?  I was genuinely surprised that a poster on a Disney forum I frequent was saying he was thinking of attending Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party( MNSSHP).  As he goes to Walt Disney World frequently, I was surprised that he was questioning if something at Walt Disney World was not for adults. [...]

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I love many, many rides at Walt Disney World.  However, my traditional first ride, and the one which gets me all nostalgic, is Splash Mountain.  It was a ride both my father and I were looking forward to riding in my first trip in 1993, as it was still pretty new then (My mother, as [...]

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Once again, this week’s Wordless Wednesday features a piece of WDW Past-Ariel’s Grotto, which closed on Monday. Check out other Wordless Wednesdays

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