AUTHOR: Dave Hilton
Top 3 Best Deluxe Resorts for Families with Small Children
Okay, I know you’re probably wondering, “Wait, I thought all resort hotels in Walt Disney World were good for families with small children?” The next question that is coming to mind after reading the title is, “How can you rank Disney hotels based on that premise alone?” Well, take it from a father of 3 who … Top 3 Best Deluxe Resorts for Families with Small Children
4 ways Walt Disney World can honor U.S. veterans even more
As I wrote about in a previous post, Walt Disney World does some great things to honor U.S. veterans, which include exclusive benefits that are not available to other guests. However, when one considers the sacrifices that many of our service members have made, especially disabled ones, I believe that there are additional ways to revere them that would permanently highlight Disney as being the best destination … 4 ways Walt Disney World can honor U.S. veterans even more
Why the Walt Disney World Monorail is the best “free” attraction in the Resort
The Walt Disney World Monorail. Every time we come to Walt Disney World Resort for vacation, we always make sure that our family rides on this wonderful “train”. Even when we are not staying at a monorail resort, we make riding it a part of our vacation itinerary! I can’t tell you how many times … Why the Walt Disney World Monorail is the best “free” attraction in the Resort
Review: The Land’s Garden Grill, a Forgotten Treasure for Disney Character Dining
As a longtime Walt Disney World vacationer, and as a father of 3, one of the many questions I get asked is: where can I get a great Disney Character Dining experience? This question can be a bit tricky, as the dining experiences that guests may want to enjoy vary from the atmosphere they want, to the kinds and … Review: The Land’s Garden Grill, a Forgotten Treasure for Disney Character Dining
Top 3 Ways Walt Disney World Honors U.S. Military Veterans
Walt Disney World has always been uniquely American with its patriotism. When Walt first designed the resort, the Magic Kingdom was going to resemble Disneyland and have architectural cues from its California counterpart on its Main Street, U.S.A. depicting a typical American Midwestern small town. Additional areas not found in Disneyland were built to further cement the resort’s American roots, most notably Liberty Square showing off … Top 3 Ways Walt Disney World Honors U.S. Military Veterans
