Disney World is a great destination for the young and the young at heart!
But sometimes, even the “young at heart” are looking for a more sophisticated dining experience.
food IS a theme park
Disney World is a great destination for the young and the young at heart!
But sometimes, even the “young at heart” are looking for a more sophisticated dining experience.
Happy Halloween, DFB Friends! We’ve been enjoying the Halloween festivities (and FOOD) in Disney World, although holiday decor is starting to creep its way into Disney Parks!
We’re looking forward to seeing the gingerbread house at the Grand Floridian (it’s tradition!) and finding all the fun holiday displays and trees at each Disney World hotel. But let’s see what’s new with hotels right now, shall we?
November is almost here, and a lot is going on in Disney World!
There are already holiday decorations up in Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios, and we’re sure to see even more soon once Halloween is over. Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party is coming up too, as is EPCOT’s Festival of the Holidays. So, we’re sure a lot of you are planning to get to Disney World soon to check out the festivities. If you’re going next week, you’ll need to check out the park hours and grab some Park Pass Reservations to get into the parks — so we’ve compiled all of that info right here just for you!
Halloween weekend is here, and although we’re starting to see the winter holidays creeping in (Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios, we’re looking at you), Disney World is still celebrating the end of the spooky season in a big way.
You can still see Halloween decorations in Magic Kingdom, but the best pumpkins in Disney World don’t even require a park ticket — you can find them at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, which is hosting a pumpkin carving contest for Cast Members! Y’all — these pumpkins are LIT.
Halloween treats are STILL making their way into Disney World!
We’ve already tried lots of snacks that have arrived in Disney World for the spooky season. Some are only available during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, and others are only becoming available closer to Halloween. We’re headed over to Disney’s Riviera Resort to try the new Monster Mousse!
It’s almost Halloween, and just how SCARY are the ride wait times at Disney World?
We’ve seen some HIGH wait times this month but we’ve also seen some wait times going down. As we head into the holiday (and usually busier) season in Disney World, we’re taking a look at the wait times during the last week of October!
Welcome to Halloween weekend, where Disney World is part Halloween and part holidays, all at the same time.
It’s that weird time of the year when we’re still celebrating Halloween, but we’re starting to see holiday decorations arrive in the parks. We’ve already seen decor in Animal Kingdom, EPCOT, and Hollywood Studios. Today, we saw even MORE holiday stuff!
Going to Disney World isn’t always easy these days!
You have to buy your tickets, make park pass reservations, book a hotel, figure out where to eat, and oh yeah — pay attention to all the construction going on around Disney World! New attractions, restaurants, and plenty more projects are being worked on daily, and we do our best to keep up with it so you don’t have to. Chances are a lot has changed since we last checked in, so let’s take a look at the biggest construction updates from this week in Disney World!
We’re not going to sit here and pretend like planning a Disney World vacation is a completely relaxing experience, because that just wouldn’t be true.
There’s a LOT of planning involved for Disney World trips, like how you’re going to get there, when you’re going to go, where you’re going to stay, the restaurants you want to eat at, the parks you want to go to, and more. It can be overwhelming for sure, and even if you plan everything out perfectly, there are still things that people worry about. We wanted to know what people are the MOST worried about for their Disney trips, so we asked our fans on Instagram and Facebook. Let’s dive into what they said!
If you’ve ever been to Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, you might have tried Tonga Toast for breakfast.
That delicious breakfast is usually found at Kona Cafe (although we’ve also ordered it from Capt Cook’s and made it at home), but the restaurant has been closed for a little while now while undergoing a refurbishment. Well, the cafe will reopen soon, and we have a first look at its makeover!
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