Like style, food, and virtually everything else on Earth, theme parks have trends. When they were first created theme parks were about storytelling and family-friendly fun. In the 1970’s and 1980’s there were more risks taken and creativity was near an all-time high netting us the wonderful idea […]
Recently Disney made a slew of announcements about their summer plans for each Walt Disney World park. Every few months, I’ve decided to write a post about news coming out of each U.S. Disney Park and I thought these announcements warranted a post. Summer is obviously a popular […]
Every few weeks our writers get together and discuss a Disney related question. Here is this week’s question and answers! Question of the Week: What do you think of ride overlays? There have been a few rumors floating around about an overlay of Tower of Terror in DCA, as […]
Walt Disney World has a certain aura when the suns set. Most theme parks do actually. While the sun can be a big draw for vacationers, nightfall gives a land’s creators a chance to evoke a specific mood. Diagon Alley is a perfect example, as a dragon breathing […]
If you read this blog regularly, you’ll notice that questions of the week have been on hiatus the last month or so. I’ve been trying to find a way to retool that type of blog post to make it more conducive to our schedules. Instead of just doing […]
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 […]
The big news of the last few weeks in the Disney fan community has been about the latest slew of upcharge events Walt Disney World is offering. You can read about them in detail here (and here) but I’ll give a quick description if you aren’t familiar with […]
Disney Parks hold some of the most photographed items in the world. There are castles, mountains, parades and fireworks to photograph. There is a reason that these items are so popular to photograph, they are beautiful. While I think taking photos of the popular areas is still fun […]
We have a guest post today as I recently had some family go to Disneyland. My brother Matthew was kind enough to answer some questions and send us a trip review. Enjoy! How many people were in your group and how long was your trip? My in-laws surprised […]
Tangaroa Terrace is a quick-service restaurant at the Disneyland Hotel. Facing the pool and sharing a kitchen with Trader Sam’s (one of Disneyland’s true gems), Tangaroa Terrace has a Hawaiian flair both in the atmosphere and in the menu. At this restaurant they serve breakfast, lunch and dinner but […]