AUTHOR: Michelle Foster











Even in the Fall Season, Don’t Underestimate the Florida Sun

When you book a family getaway to Walt Disney World during the fall months, it is easy to focus on the exquisite Halloween decorations or holiday lights on Cinderella Castle. However, no matter what time of year you visit Walt Disney World, you need to plan appropriately for the Florida sun. The average high temperature Even in the Fall Season, Don’t Underestimate the Florida Sun





A Pirate’s Adventure – An Overlooked Treasure at the Magic Kingdom

“A Pirate’s Adventure: Treasures of the Seven Seas” at Walt Disney World is an awesome, but often overlooked activity that the entire family will enjoy. Parents will appreciate that the adventure is also free! To participate, you simply stop by the small hut that is located near the Jungle Cruise. You will be given one A Pirate’s Adventure – An Overlooked Treasure at the Magic Kingdom









Why We Love the Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness

If you are looking for something a little different than a normal hotel room, consider staying at the Cabins at Fort Wilderness during your next stay at Walt Disney World. The Fort Wilderness resort is located on more than 700 acres of property between the Magic Kingdom and EPCOT. The resort offers an “experience,” not Why We Love the Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness





It’s All in a Name…Tag

Employees of the Walt Disney Company wear a variety of costumes, hair pieces, shoes, and accessories depending on the role they hold. All employees have one item in common, though. They all wear the same name tag. Any cast member, from the Captain of a cruise ship to a food service cook, wears the iconic It’s All in a Name…Tag





‘Ohana: Taking Disney Dining to a New Level

Yes, ‘Ohana is worth the hype. It is also worth staying up until midnight and making an advance dining reservation the moment your window opens. The restaurant takes the magic of Disney dining to a new level. The restaurant is located at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort and offers both breakfast and dinner. Families are introduced to Hawaiian customs ‘Ohana: Taking Disney Dining to a New Level