food IS a theme park
We talk about Disney World food A LOT here at DFB.
PDQ!
It’s kind of our whole thing. We’ve covered every restaurant in the parks and beyond from fancy sit-down meals to quick-service spots. But recently, we wandered a bit outside the normal Disney World bubble to check out a newly opened restaurant that might give our favorite Disney Springs chicken spot a run for its money — so come with us to check out the new PDQ Winter Garden!
It’s hurricane season, and Disney World can sometimes find itself directly in the path of these storms. The good news is that Disney is extremely prepared and has only closed for storms seven times in its history!
Looking gloomy in EPCOT!
All weather is unpredictable, and hurricanes are no exception. Disney still welcomes thousands of visitors from June to November during hurricane season — if you are planning on taking a trip to Disney World during this time, you’ll feel a lot better if you come prepared.
Going to the Canada pavilion in EPCOT might be nice, but when will you be able to get into the REAL Canada with fewer COVID-19 restrictions? Well, we have the answer!
Canada in EPCOT
Japan is set to change its travel restrictions soon and other COVID-19 rules have been changing for cruises too. Now, Canada is joining the list of places that’ll ease up on COVID-19 restrictions for those seeking to travel.
As Hurricane Ian approaches Florida, we’re starting to see city governments and tourist destinations take precautions.
Rainy Day in Magic Kingdom
We’ve been watching the weather closely as cities issue evacuation notices to residents and Disney World starts preparing for the possibility of severe weather hitting the theme parks. But if you’re one of the Florida residents who needs to evacuate and get to safety, we’ve got some important news for you.
Traveling to Disney World during Hurricane season can bring its own set of complications, and with Hurricane Ian set to potentially impact Florida, you’ll need to be prepared.
Dark clouds over Tower of Terror
We’ve been watching for updates on the storm for the past several days and now we have some important news you need to know about if you’re heading to the Most Magical Place on Earth this week.
Former Disney CEO, Bob Iger, continues to keep himself busy and be at the center of some news stories.
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We’ve seen Iger invest in a delivery startup service, reportedly comment on the selection of Bob Chapek as a successor CEO, and even weigh in on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. And now there’s been another update involving Iger and U.K. royalty.
Air travel can be really difficult right now, that’s for sure.
Airfare has been expensive lately!
We do our best to keep you updated on flight deals, airline and airport news, and provide tips on how you can make travel easier for you and your family. We’re doing our best to make your lives easier by helping you find the cheapest flights you can find. That’s why we wanted to introduce you to Skyscanner, a metasearch engine and travel agency that lets people research and book travel options for their trips, including flights, hotels, and car hire. We’re walking you through a step-by-step guide for booking the cheapest flight you can through Skyscanner.
Do you like saving HUNDREDS on your favorite products?
©Amazon
Of course you do! Who doesn’t?! That’s exactly the appeal of Amazon Prime Day, an annual sale where Amazon puts thousands of brands and products on sale for members, and you can score big savings on everything from household essentials to gifts. If you’re a big fan of Amazon Prime Day and wish it would come around more often…then we have some great news!
Tropical Storm Ian officially become a hurricane recently.
Stormy Weather
We’ve been watching for updates on this storm for several days now, as Orlando and much of Florida remain in the cone of uncertainty. We’ve shared updates on what Disney is doing to prepare for the storm, changes made at the Orlando Airport in anticipation of the storm, and what you need to know if you’ll be cruising during hurricane season. Here’s the latest update and what you need to know.
Autumn in Disney World starts creeping in around August when some kiddos around the country start heading back to school. Though the weather in Orlando still feels a bit…summery.
Eventually, we all start to fill a bit of a fall chill in the air (even if it’s just the air conditioning!) so we found some fun ways to keep you cozy all through the night!
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