Mermaid Makeovers at the Pirate’s League

In honor of the release of Pirates of the Caribbean 4: On Stranger Tides, the Walt Disney World Pirates League announced a special, limited edition makeover.  From mid-May until July 2, women of all ages could become honorary mermaids.  The makeover, very reasonably priced at $29.95 includes a hair style,

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Disney World Planning 101 – Last Minute Planning Tips

You’re ready to go.  Good planner that you are, you made your  advanced dining reservations at 180-days out, bought your tickets, know how to get a fastpass–you’ve even asked the neighbor kid to pick up your mail.  So what’s left?  Here’s a short checklist for those who are 24-hours from

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Planning 101 – My Baggies are Packed and I’m Ready to Go

There are many uses for zip top baggies when you travel to Disney. Just to name a few, they are good for: housing your cell phone, camera and anything else you want to keep dry inside your day bag; putting a wet poncho into, if necessary; carrying leftover food from

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Book Review – The Disney Food Blog Guide to WDW Dining

As many of you probably know, the Disney Food Blog is a beloved food blog for Disney fans.  AJ Wolfe, owner and writer of the DF Blog has created her own part of the cyber world that has many drooling and planning trips around foods she blogs about.  AJ knows

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Accessible Ride Vehicles at the Magic Kingdom

Walt Disney World has made it possible for people with all kinds of abilities to visit and experience the magic. One of the things that makes my visits easier is that Disney has implemented ways for you to stay in your wheelchair to experience certain attractions if you are unable

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The Magic, the Memories and…Wishes!

When Walt Disney World launched Wishes Nighttime Spectacular in 2003, it fired off the biggest and most extravagant pyrotechnic show in Magic Kingdom history. Most evenings throughout the year 683 individual fireworks pieces set from 557 cues burst dazzling color and light above and around Cinderella Castle. The breathtaking display

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Disney World Quick Tips – Save money on park tickets

Hey there everyone. Chip here from Chip and Company. I wanted to feature a little something fun we like to do on the Chip and Co site where we share with you a Disney World Quick Tips. Today’s quick tip goes out to all those money savers. That would be

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Disneyland Planning for Disney World veterans

When I first started planning my upcoming California trip, I expected myself to be completely overwhelmed.  Not only did I pick up the Imagineering Field Guide to Disneyland but also the  Disneyland Passporter, newest Birnbaum guide, as well as Fodor’s Los Angeles with Disneyland & Orange County, Knopf Maguide to L.A, and

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Top 5 Disney World Dark Rides

1. Peter Pan’s Flight-This dark ride is our top pick because it has been entertaining guests of all ages since Walt Disney World opened in 1971. It’s also unique in comparison to other dark rides in that it moves smoothly along a track from the ceiling to simulate what it

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Disneyland Refurbishment Schedule June 2011

Refurbishment information is subject to change without notice and should be confirmed just prior to visiting. Updated information is available on the Disneyland Website. Current Stage Door Cafe (Disneyland) closed through 5/26/11 for refurbishment. Splash Mountain (Disneyland) closed through 5/26/11 for refurbishment. The Golden Horseshoe (Disneyland) closed through 5/26/11 for

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