food IS a theme park
When you’re flying to The Most Magical Place on Earth, why not have a “magical” experience?
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Sometimes, that’s easier said than done. Lucky for you, we fly to Disney World all the time and are sharing some of our favorite essentials that have made our flights ten times better. Best of all, you can grab all of these items right now on Amazon!
Over the past several months, Southwest Airlines has implemented some pretty controversial changes — including assigned seating.
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For decades, Southwest Airlines was a go-to airline for so many travelers because you didn’t pick a seat. Instead, if you didn’t have any special perks, you joined a boarding position queue and hoped for a good group. From there, you picked an open seat you like and grabbed overhead space where available. It was a well-liked system among Southwest patrons that OFFICIALLY ENDED on January 27th, 2026, when Southwest rolled out mandatory assigned seating. The new seating policy has now completely changed how we fly with Southwest. If you plan on flying with the popular airline again, there are a few REALLY important things you need to know before you select seats.
The Center for Food as Medicine & Longevity recently published its 2026 Airline Water Study, and the results might shock you.
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The study reveals that the quality of drinking water varies significantly by airline, and that many airlines continue to provide passengers with potentially unhealthy water. So, which airlines are the healthiest — and unhealthiest?
When you gotta go, you gotta go!
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With that said, not every moment is optimal to use a bathroom — especially on an airplane. Knowing when and when not to use your cabin’s lavatory is tricky, so we turned to our well-traveled DFB team to figure out the BEST and WORST times to use a restroom on a plane!
Airplane schedules are changing all the time, and if you’re flying to Florida, it can be frustrating trying to keep up with all the changes.
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Of course, some of those changes are good, like when more nonstop flights get added to Orlando International Airport, making getting to Disney World and Universal Orlando a lot easier. But sometimes, flights get cut, meaning you’ll have to search a little harder for a nonstop flight to your destination. Well, one budget airline, JetBlue, just cut flights to two airports, including a Florida city.
Getting to Disney World just got easier! Breeze Airways just announced TWO new nonstop routes to the Orlando International Airport (MCO).
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There are a lot of considerations when it comes to planning your Disney World vacation, and a big one is how exactly you are going to get there! Many families choose to fly to one of the nearby airports, and Breeze just announced two new routes to MCO.
Air travel is changing in 2025, and we’re keeping you updated on all the latest news you need to know about!
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Traveling can be tricky, whether it’s to Orlando International Airport to visit Disney World or any airport in the world, really. Fortunately, we’ve got you covered with tips and unspoken rules that could help make your next flight as smooth as possible!
Expect a drastic change for one particular airline company SOON.
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With ongoing economic uncertainty making headlines lately, travelers are leaving no stone unturned when it comes to scoring the best prices on everything from hotel stays to theme park tickets, and even flights. However, with more people opting to hold off on that next trip a while longer, one budget airline is having to make major cuts to its current operations. [Read more…]
Taking a flight anywhere nowadays can be a headache, and now one country is taking action to change one safety issue.
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When you have a flight booked, you might be stressed about the long lines at security, whether your flight will be delayed, or worse, you miss your connecting flight. Let’s not forget the big change we’ve seen in the US regarding the Real ID required for TSA. But “aisle lice” are about to be put to a stop in one country.
Traveling isn’t easy, and it only gets harder the longer your flight is, the earlier/later in the day it is, the more people you travel with — do you see where this is going? Don’t even get us STARTED about driving.
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Bottom line: traveling is NOT EASY, but there are things that can make it a little easier. Maybe that looks like paying for a window or aisle seat so you can be more comfortable, upgrading your seat, or making sure you have movies and/or books downloaded to keep yourself and/or your kids busy as you fly. But do you know what would make flying way harder? STANDING SEATS.
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