food IS a theme park
Where we’re going in Disney World, we don’t need roads.
Walt Disney World
We’re diving into Disney World’s past, present, and future to help you uncover the things you need to do at the Most Magical Place on Earth before it’s too late!
Disney World Annual Passholders have many benefits around the parks that they can look forward to when they visit.
Annual Passholder Magnet
Discounts on merchandise, access to special lounges (on occasion), and freebies like AP magnets! Recently Disney World released a new magnet that totally BLEW UP on social media, because it starred none other than Ray from The Princess and The Frog. However, it appears that these magnets were a little too popular because Disney just announced they’ve RUN OUT!
There are lots of things to keep in mind when you’re headed to Disney World: choosing the right restaurant, knowing the attractions you want to prioritize, and picking the perfect souvenirs to bring back home.
Main Street U.S.A.
But there’s one thing that’s just as important that many people don’t realize until they’re actually at the parks— choosing the right restroom! To save you from lines, messes, or any inconvenient troubles, we’ve created a map to guide you to our favorite restrooms at Magic Kingdom. Let’s check it out!
Can you believe another fun week in Disney World has passed? Well, it has!
Chocolate Covered Strawberry Lunch Box Tart
This week has been especially fun for us because we got to meet our Villaintines PLUS we got to see a baby tiger. Seriously, BEST WEEK EVER. We even found our new favorite Disney World popcorn bucket — and it’s GORGEOUS. However, Disney World was changing up restaurant menus while we were having all that fun, so let’s see what’s been updated this week.
It’s that time again. Yes, it’s time to check in on that one town in EPCOT that seems to always have trouble, whether it be with crime, storms, or supernatural occurrences.
Tiny Train Town
Yep, we’re checking in with EPCOT’s Tiny Train Town in World Showcase’s Germany Pavilion. If you’ve been following along, you’ll know this poor town has been rife with problems, including personal tragedies, natural disasters, and crime and villainy. It’s where treachery is always afoot and the tomfoolery never ends. So let’s see what our Tiny Train Town citizens have been up to lately.
We love Disney’s Animal Kingdom as is on any day of the week, but we especially love it when we find out it’s home to some new adorable residents!
Animal Kingdom Entrance
Animal Kingdom is actively a conservation center for dozens upon dozens of species of animals, from small birds to massive elephants, and every now and then a new animal is born. All eyes have been on Bakso, the new baby tiger you can find on the Maharajah Jungle Trek, but now there’s a NEW family of baby birds you can see too!
WARNING: You might not be prepared for these Disney World dining experiences!
Magic Kingdom
Magic Kingdom isn’t specifically known for its restaurants, but it is home to TWO VERY POPULAR castle dining experiences with Be Our Guest Restaurant (inside Beast’s Castle) and Cinderella’s Royal Table (inside Cinderella Castle). Each restaurant offers a totally unique dining experience that you can’t get anywhere else in Disney World, but both come with a hefty price tag. Before you shell out tons of cash on either or both of these dining experiences, there are a few caveats you need to know.
It’s been over a year since Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the Central Florida Tourism Oversight Board took over what was once the Reedy Creek district at Disney World, after several lawsuits and a settlement agreement.
©Central Florida Tourism Oversight District
Now that the Central Florida Tourism Oversight Board has taken over the district, DeSantis has the power to appoint members to that board. Now, the governor has appointed three new members.
Ever wondered what eerie secrets lurk behind the walls of Disney World’s Haunted Mansion? Well, you’re in luck boys and ghouls.
The Haunted Mansion
We’re sharing some spine-chilling behind-the-scenes secrets of one of our favorite attractions and we can’t wait to spill these ghostly secrets. Ready? Let’s go!
Disney World mostly gets it right…mostly. But this one ride rule needs to go.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
Almost all Disney ride rules are installed for safety purposes and we will ALWAYS advise taking them seriously. However, there are some ride rules that are geared towards the service of the entertainment experience instead of safety concerns. Some are unspoken, like how to successfully ride Space Mountain when you’re not a kid. Other rides, like Tomorrowland Speedway, are designed for smaller riders. But Tomorrowland Speedway’s rules state, “Racers who are at least 54 inches tall can drive their own gas-powered race car. Guests who are at least 32 inches tall may also drive their own cars as long as they are accompanied by someone who is at least 54 inches tall — a rule that not only focuses on safety, but the entertainment of others as well (you don’t want cars just stalled on the speedway, do you?). A specific rule we want changed at Disney’s Hollywood Studios caters around the enjoyment — or lack thereof — of other riders.
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