I am by no means a photography expert and wouldn’t even consider myself to be a good photographer. With that being said, taking photos has become an integral part of going to Disney Parks. Some of my favorite memories are walking around empty streets with Melissa, snapping pictures […]
Sorry for the slow last week or two here on the blog. I’ve been traveling and my laptop crashed so that ended most of my writing efforts. On that note, the photos in this post aren’t edited to the usual degree (my laptop is in the shop) and they’re […]
This weekend I got together with a few of my friends and did something weird… We had a Disney Theme Park Fantasy Draft. I have no idea if this is of interest to anyone but I thought I’d put the results here. In a couple of weeks we […]
Yesterday Bob Iger, Disney’s CEO, woke up and decided that he might as well spill the beans about some of Disney’s biggest upcoming projects opening dates. That or he was trying to keep the attention away from whatever bad news there was in his first quarter earnings call. Whatever the […]
If you missed part 1 or 2 of this trip report, just click on the number and find the first two installments! Thursday found us getting a little extra sleep and then heading to Knott’s Berry Farm. I hadn’t been to Knott’s Berry Farm in years and wasn’t […]
Many people will say that Disney Parks are only made for families with children. Obviously, since I’m an adult with a Disney blog, I think that is ridiculous. I believe the parks and resorts have attractions that are fit for every age and life style, just some ages […]
Disney Parks are places full of immersive details and heart warming moments. At least they are until your bladder is full and you’re stuck in 95 degree-heat with no idea on where the nearest bathroom is. Getting stuck in hell (Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride) is paradise compared to […]
This is the second and final part of my elaborate and detailed dream 48 hours at U.S. Disney Parks (and resorts connected to those parks.) Working with an unlimited budget, teleportation powers, and the elimination of time zones, I’ve already completed my first day in Disneyland. To read […]
Many people will say that Disney Parks are only made for families with children. Obviously, since I’m an adult with a Disney blog, I think that is ridiculous. I believe the parks and resorts have attractions that are fit for every age and life style, just some ages […]
Building A Better Mouse: The Story Of The Electronic Imagineers Who Designed Epcot is a retelling of the work done to open Walt Disney World’s Epcot. Written by Steve Alcorn and David Green, readers are transported into the years, months and days leading up to October 1st, 1982 when […]
Many people will say that Disney Parks are only made for families with children. Obviously, since I’m an adult with a Disney blog, I think that is ridiculous. I believe the parks and resorts have attractions that are fit for every age and life style, just some ages […]