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One of our latest ventures is a TikTok page! TikTok is a newer social media platform where you can post 1-3 minute long videos about anything you want. Today, let’s take a look at 20 TikToks to help you plan your Disney World trip!
When it comes to dining outside of the Disney World parks, Disney Springs has no shortage of options. Whether you’re looking for a quick (but DELICIOUS) meal at Chicken Guy! or a nice sit-down experience by the water, there’s truly something for everyone.
There is so much to see and do in Disney Springs!
If you’re looking for an atmospheric, well-themed restaurant with some incredible food, The Edison might be the place for you! This “Industrial Gothic”-style restaurant has live entertainment, fun drinks, and even some bacon on a clothesline! We’ve had some fun meals at this little restaurant tucked deep back in Disney Springs, but recently we noticed some price changes that you should know about.
To ensure we are equipping our readers with all the information they need, we will continue to report on all travel, safety, and COVID-related news that could impact a Disney Parks visit.
Disney World has gone through several changes since March 2020. From increased health and safety measures to attraction closures, Disney has worked to adapt and change in the midst of a global pandemic. As 2022 approaches, the pandemic continues to impact the world, including the state of Florida where Disney World is located.
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Now, as the Omicron variant continues to spread across the country, the state of Florida is setting records as cases surge.
Happy holidays from Disney World! As the holiday season comes to a close and offerings like Festival of the Holidays and Very Merriest After Hours are on their way out, we’re on the hunt for the latest holiday treats and eats before the New Year arrives and Festival of the Arts takes over.
Happy Holidays!
We’ve had all sorts of delicious holiday eats this year, from $45 chocolate to holiday poutine, peppermint mousse, and more! Today, we’re taking a look at a holiday dream that’s sure to light up your day, especially if you’ve been looking for a Glow Mickey Jingle Bell.
Capt. Cook’s is a Counter Service restaurant located in Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort that features both classic American food and Polynesian-inspired dishes! During breakfast time, this spot is one of the places to find the beloved Disney treat — Tonga Toast!
Capt. Cook’s Outdoor Entrance
Capt. Cook’s is also home to delicious cupcakes and satisfying but accessible meals! We’ve had great experiences here with some of the more tropical-inspired foods and, well, more lackluster experiences with the more basic foods. So let’s head back to this formerly 24-hour fast food hot spot and see what’s cookin’.
Ah, Corn Dog Nuggets, is there a better savory treat you could eat? This classic treat, which you can find at Casey’s Corner in Magic Kingdom, pairs very nicely with a cup of plastic cheese (the delicious dip that’s so good, we made t-shirt’s about it!).
We love our Corn Dog Nuggets!
You might know that this treat can be found at multiple Disney World parks, but did you know you can find these tasty morsels OUTSIDE the parks?
Boatwright’s Dining Hall at Disney’s Port Orleans — Riverside Resort is a casual table service offering that features Southern Louisiana cuisine.
Boatwright’s is open!
Although Disney’s Port Orleans — Riverside Resort reopened in October, not everything there opened with the resort. Boatwright’s remained closed, and fans eagerly awaited when this hidden gem of a restaurant would finally reopen. But today, we’ve got some good news for fans out there, because Boatwright’s is now OPEN!
A MAJOR change is coming to airport transportation in Florida! As you may have heard, Disney’s Magical Express service is ending in January 2022. But you won’t be stranded at the airport. There are still options to get you to your hotel, and one of them is a new high-speed train. The Brightline train will take guests from the Orlando International airport to a brand new Disney Springs train station.
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The plan is still very much a work in progress and is now expected to open around 2026. While we wait for a progress update, we thought we should talk about how this new train will change Disney World! Will it make things easier? Harder? There’s a lot to consider, so let’s break it down!
Happy holidays from the Grand Californian Hotel & Spa in Disneyland Resort!
Grand Californian Tree
It’s officially the holiday season, with the Festival of Holidays at Disney California Adventure and Merriest Nites at Disneyland well underway and plenty of holiday treats to enjoy! Today, we’re trying a new holiday treat over at one of the Grand Californian Resort’s restaurants — it’s an…interesting one.
To ensure we are equipping our readers with all the information they need, we will continue to report on all travel, safety, and COVID-related news that could impact a Disney Parks visit.
Although Disney World reopened a little over a year ago, things still aren’t completely back to “normal”. As the pandemic has spread, Disney has updated its health and safety measures to help keep people safe. Recently, we reported that the White House COVID-19 report listed Orange County (where Disney World is located) as a “rapid riser” county.
We’ve been monitoring the health and safety changes in Disney World
Now, we’ve got an update to share about the state of Florida amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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