Eight Things You May Not Know About Lady and the Tramp
1. Humble Beginnings Lady and the Tramp was Disney’s 15th animated film, released in 1955. The roots of this timeless classic go back to 1937, the same year as the release of Walt Disney’s first full-length feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. 2. Lady's...
Celebrating The Holidays at Walt Disney World (Part 1)
It’s the most wonderful time of the year at Walt Disney World, with a number of large-scale holiday events found throughout the resort: Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party in the Magic Kingdom, the Epcot International Festival of the Holidays, and the Flurry of Fun at...
Ten Things You May Not Know About Ariel
1. A Tale (Tail?) As Old As Time The Little Mermaid was released in 1989, but the story goes all the way back to 1837. Originally written as a ballet, the fairy tale of the young mermaid longing to gain a human soul was created by Hans Christian Andersen. 2. Walt...
PinQuest at Animal Kingdom
Walt Disney World’s interactive adventures are some of my favorite activities in the parks. Games like Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom and Agent P’s World Showcase Adventure are wildly entertaining and completely unique ways to explore and experience Walt Disney World....
Ten Things You May Not Know About Epcot
1. Epcot’s origins go all the way back to Walt Disney’s dream of building a city of the future. He wanted to create an environment where people could work, live and play, utilizing the newest technological advances of the day. When the Florida Project was being...
Celebrating Thanksgiving at Walt Disney World
We’re rapidly approaching Thanksgiving, a time for family and feasting. If you happen to find yourself at Walt Disney World for the holiday, there are plenty of ways for you to enjoy the experience. It can be a crazy time at the parks, so it’s best to set realistic...
11 Scariest Disney Attractions: Past and Present
1. Pirates of the Caribbean Let’s first finish our discussion about that rainy scene in Pirates of the Caribbean. What could be more frightening than a raging thunderstorm? How about a raging thunderstorm out at sea with a skeleton or two thrown in for good measure?...
WonderFall Flavors At Disney Springs
There are a million reasons to love the fall. Halloween, the changing colors of the leaves, the sweltering heat of the summer giving way to crispy, autumn breezes, all make the season magical, but if you’re like me there’s one thing that makes the season truly...
Ten Things You May Not Know About Jack Skellington
1. The Nightmare Before Christmas is highly regarded for many reasons, not the least of which is it’s incredibly complex stop-motion filming technique, in which every scene was shot one frame at a time, with the filmmakers manipulating the scenery and puppets for...
Dining With Donald And Friends At Tusker House
The beauty and culture of Africa are on full display at Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom. Guests can explore the continent’s biodiversity through Attractions like Kilimanjaro Safaris, its culture through performances by groups like the Tam Tam Drummers and the...