The Disney difference. There are a number of things the Disney Parks do that sets them apart. Theming. Detail. Storytelling. But also scripts! While we remember the amusing pirates, soaring over London in a pixie-dusted pirate ship, and the feeling of losing our stomach in an elevator shaft long after we’ve left the parks, what […]
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How to Make a Park-Friendly Costume
This year guests are allowed to wear costumes to Magic Kingdom during the day, due to the cancellation of Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. I decided that it would be fun for my toddler son and I to take advantage of this. There was just one problem: I don’t like putting together elaborate costumes. […]
If you need a little pixie dust and you’re heading to Disney’s Hollywood Studios soon, you may want to add Walt Disney Presents to your touring plan. The “One Man’s Dream” film is reinstated and now playing. Whether you’re interested in the movie or not, Walt Disney Presents is a great walk-through attraction that is […]
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“Rope Drop” During COVID-19
This is part 2 of our series on early mornings at Walt Disney World. See part 1, Current State of Transportation at Walt Disney World, here. Depending on your definition of “Rope Drop”, it is not happing at Walt Disney World at this time. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, all parks would allow people to arrive […]
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Disney in a Minute: What is the Pillory?
We’re here with a series of quick posts, “Disney in a Minute,” bite-sized nuggets of information that can better help you understand a Disney term or planning topic. Enjoy! What is the Pillory? In the Magic Kingdom’s Liberty Square, as you’re strolling past the entrance to the Riverboat attraction, you’ll pass a wooden post with […]