It never fails to make us smile when we spot Mickey Mouse on a MagicBand!
And that’s especially true now that our pal is scaring up some fun on a new Limited Release Happy Halloween MagicBand! [Read more…]
food IS a theme park
It never fails to make us smile when we spot Mickey Mouse on a MagicBand!
And that’s especially true now that our pal is scaring up some fun on a new Limited Release Happy Halloween MagicBand! [Read more…]
It would be pretty difficult to get us to pass on a sweet Disney treat.
We stay lookin’ out for new and returning Disney treats, especially in the reopened parks! We’ve recently seen the return of some Dole Whip favorites like the Kakamora Float and the I Lava You Float. Now, slush-lovers, rejoice! The Space Ranger Slushy is BACK in Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland!
Walt Disney World guests are required to make a Park Pass reservation before entering any of the theme parks.
The reservations are subject to availability and tend to run out quickly for Annual Passholders. This is especially true for Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The theme park recently opened the incredibly popular new land, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, and the brand new attraction, Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway. This has been a huge draw for general theme park guests and Annual Passholders alike.
Although we can’t pass up a good sit-down meal in Disney World, a quick snack in the morning has been the way to go in the parks (especially with Mobile Order becoming the prime ordering option right now).
Although we’ve seen plenty of Dole Whips make their return to the parks, like the I Lava You Float and Kakamora Float, Disney has brought back yet another fan-favorite snack to Magic Kingdom.
Our Disney World diet has consisted of Dole Whips, Dole Whips, and more Dole Whips ever since the parks reopened.
Although we’ve been rotating the Raspberry Dole Whip, Peter Pan Float, and Kakamora Float with our other Dole Whip picks, Magic Kingdom has brought back yet another float that you’re going to want to try ASAP!
FYI, there are a lot of Disney World acronyms you might run into during your vacation planning!
Ever found yourself scouring the web for Disney World info only to come across folks talking about why you should skip SSE first thing in the morning and hit up TT before going to WS?
HUH?!
While some of these shortened terms for Disney rides and concepts are pretty easy to decipher, others might leave you scratching your head, tbh. If you don’t speak this rare and exotic language of Disney-isms, we’re here to help! So, let’s rank 23 of the most common Disney World acronyms from NBD to OMG! And on your next Disney planning foray, you’ll be an EXPERT!
We have some good news for Disney World Annual Passholders interested in heading to the parks soon!
Since the parks have reopened, we’ve regularly seen the Disney Park Pass reservations for Annual Passholders get snatched up pretty quickly. But occasionally, Disney will release additional availability for Passholders.
All four theme parks in Walt Disney World have now reopened to guests.
Since the reopening, we’ve seen a number of changes including changes in certain policies, additions to My Disney Experience, and many more. In fact, we shared with you just a little while ago that park hours would be changing in early September. Now we’ve actually got a peek at what park hours will be a bit further out this year.
If you grew up in a Disney-loving family during the 80s and 90s, you probably remember things being a bit different than they are now at Disney World!
There are a few memories that are burned into our brains! We don’t know why we can’t seem to forget them! Let’s see if you do, too… .
Walt Disney World has implemented many health and safety procedures due to the global health crisis.
And along with the new procedures, numerous hand sanitizer stations were installed throughout Disney World property.
However, even with the increased cleaning and added sanitizer stations, we still found ourselves reaching for our own bottle of hand sani throughout the day! We’ve been all over Disney World since the July 2020 reopening and discovered there are a few reasons why you might consider bringing your own sanitizer into the parks!