Teens Take on visiting Walt Disney World

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July 15, 2011

teen at Walt Disney World — Teens Take on the World

Is your teen ready to go it alone at Walt Disney World Resort? Small children see the Parks through pixie dusted lenses. Everything is magical and memorable and perfect. As they age, though, a little of that pixie dust wears off. A Disney trip may still be fun, but tagging along with Mom and Dad and little siblings can be a drag.

The teenagers I know keep their love of The Most Magical Place on Earth alive by stepping out on their own. They taste some independence, and they discover the World’s not so small after all when you’re free to fly solo.

I have a teenager, and yes, I have set him loose to take on the World sans Mom and Dad. He wasn’t completely alone; we were still on property. However, he was responsible for his own whereabouts and welfare. He had a handful of cash for snacks and souvenirs, plus his Key to the World, which was loaded with Disney Dining credits if he needed more substance, and he was ready to go. Not once did I worry, because we had established some boundaries beforehand.

The bare basic minimum our teen needed to know was

Keep your cell phone handy, charged up, turned on and up loud (silenced during shows, of course).
Check in at designated times throughout the day.
Seek out a costumed Cast Member with a name badge if you need help.
Know your Resort and room number.
Stay with your group/friends.
Unless a specific rendezvous is planned, know the time the last bus leaves, and DON’T MISS IT!
Be respectful of other Guests and appreciative of Cast Members.

Those moments in the Parks with friends are now some of my son’s greatest Disney memories.

teen texting on Walt Disney World bus — Teens Take on the World

Keep in mind that Walt Disney World is a big place! Make sure teens are familiar with maps and know which mode of transportation will get them back “home” at the end of the day. They may ignore this reminder, but comfort trumps fashion here, for girls especially. Heels and platforms, stylish as they are, will ruin the fun.

Alright, are you ready? Off they go! And don’t forget the PhotoPass!

Has your teen taken on the World? Share your tips and advice in the comments below.

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Teens Take on visiting Walt Disney World

Android App Review – Disney’s Winnie the Pooh Puzzle Book

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July 15, 2011

Android App Review - Disney's Winnie the Pooh Puzzle Book

Disney Publishing Worldwide has recently released their first book app for the Android platform, What’s a Bear To Do? is inspired by the new Winnie the Pooh movie. Full of wonderfully colorful and beautiful animated story pages, What’s a Bear To Do? offers young readers a chance to help Winnie the Pooh find his honey pots around the 100 Acre Wood.

I’ve been lucky enough to sample and review this new app, and enjoyed sharing it with my 1.5 year old son. Even though my son doesn’t know Winnie the Pooh very well, he was mesmerized by the colors and the perfectly simple story. As a puzzle book, there are a few puzzles and games that fit in with the story of the book. Although my son doesn’t always seem to fully grasp the puzzle shape concept, he showed interest and attempted to put the shapes together to make a picture. Another puzzle, based on color matching, is an excellent way to keep children entertained while learning at the same time. A wonderful app for android users with youngsters.

The “Winnie the Pooh: What’s a Bear to Do?” Puzzle Book App is available for $2.99 in Android Market^TM.

For more information, visit www.disneybookapps.com and www.facebook.com/DisneyDigitalBooks, or follow@DisneyDigitalBooks on Twitter.

Disney Publishing Worldwide Launches Winnie The Pooh App For Android Devices (chipandco.com)
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Android App Review - Disney's Winnie the Pooh Puzzle Book

Disney Publishing Worldwide At Comic-Con 2011

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July 15, 2011

Disney Publishing Worldwide (DPW) thrills at the 2011 Comic-Con convention with exciting panels and signings including: a Disney/Marvel panel showcasing DPW’s Marvel publishing program through fall 2011; an exciting sneak peek at the recently launched Disney Comics App; and exclusive giveaways just for Comic-Con attendees at the DPW booth (#1016).

DPW BOOTH #1016

The DPW booth will showcase an assortment of books, comics, graphic novels, and magazines; preview upcoming releases; and product sneak peeks will be on display including The Art of Epic Mickey and Phineas and Ferb Across the 2^nd Dimension: Official Movie Magazine. A limited selection of product will also be for sale.

DISNEY COMICS

Disney Publishing recently launched Disney Comics App for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch. Disney Comics gives readers instant access to one of the most extensive collections of comics, short stories, and graphic novels ever created, ranging from classic adventures starring Mickey Mouse to brand-new stories like Cars 2 and Toy Story. The Disney Comics App launched in the U.S. and is also available on the App Store in over 80 countries across the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia.

DISNEY PUBLISHING AND MARVEL JOIN FORCES

For the first time, Disney Publishing is partnering with Marvel to take our publishing programs to the Marvel Universe—a place beyond our own vast imaginations, where Super Heroes swing from New York City skyscrapers and villains plot to advance their own self-interests. Marvel’s rich history is fertile ground for storytelling, and Disney Book Group’s newest imprint, Marvel Press, and DPW licensees will cultivate it with picture books, chapter books, novels, and storybooks, along with other groundbreaking ways of telling these amazing, classic stories.

BOOTH GIVEAWAYS

From Rick Riordan’s Heroes of Olympus to Phineas and Ferb, there is something for every kid. Giveaways include:

Phineas and Ferb character masks and magazines
Rick Riordan’s Heroes of Olympus pens and Olympian Week cards
Marvel publishing program booklets
Disney Book Group poster tubes

PANELS & SIGNINGS

Saturday, July 23

2:00 – 3:00 pm Why We Create
Room: 25ABC Why We Create with Don Hahn: Join legendary Disney filmmaker, author, and

Academy Award nominee Don Hahn for an exploration into Why We Create. With awe inspiring unseen images from the Disney vaults to world-renowned art, contemporary ads, and graphic novels, with a little music tossed in, this is a rare opportunity to hear Don share his unique outlook on creativity and how to navigate it in today’s results-driven world.

4:00 – 5:00 pm Don Hahn Signing

Location: AA21 Don will be signing copies of Brain Storm and The Alchemy Animation.

Sunday, July 24

11:30 am – 12:30 PM It’s a Small World Picture Book & CD signing with illustrator Joey Chou

Location: DPW booth

#1016

3:00 – 4:00 pm Disney/Marvel Team Up

Room: 24ABC Everyone wondered what would happen when the Mouse House got together with the House of Ideas, and the answer is an amazing assortment of Marvelous kids books! Join editors from Disney Publishing Worldwide and Marvel as they unveil their new line of Marvel Origin Storybooks for kids, featuring modern retellings of some of Marvel’s most iconic characters, such as Thor, Captain America, Spider-Man, and the X-Men. From artwork to film adaptations to beginner books, be here to find out all of the upcoming excitement from the combined might of Disney and Marvel. With Ruwan Jayatilleke, Senior Vice President, Marvel; Rich Thomas, Global Editorial Director, Disney Publishing Worldwide; and Michael Siglain, Senior Editor, Disney Publishing Worldwide.

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Ask a Disney Question: Where are the discounts?

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July 15, 2011

We’ve been hearing this a lot lately, so when Chip and Co reader Amy asked this question on the Facebook page, I thought I’d answer it here where everyone can see it:

Any word from Disney about discounts in the fall-winter time. I have stayed on property at Pop Century except when I worked for Hilton. If they are not going to offer discounts how can anyone afford to stay on property on the average persons salary.

We also hoped to hear something about discounts for fall by now. Last year, free dining came out for the October – December period on July 5. This year, we haven’t even heard a bad rumor about discounts, much less anything credible. I still think that discounts will come out, the question is really when and for how long. A month ago I would have said that Disney will follow last year’s pattern, which was to release a large number of discounts for most of 2011 in August 2010. This worked out really well for people who plan ahead, but even those who plan last-minute trips were offered a handful of additional discounts as 2011 progressed. There truly hasn’t been that much to complain about as far as discounts go, even if they weren’t as good as the original discounts announced in August 2010. Is this about to change?

Right now we’re currently 76 days away from having no general public discounts at all–this hasn’t happened in a very long time. And because this hasn’t happened in a long time, people have gotten used to staying on property with a discount. And really, I think most of us probably internally “value” what a Disney resort room is worth and won’t–at least happily–go above that rate. So what happens when discounts stop? And if the company is concurrently limiting guest benefits (like using the monorail during evening Extra Magic Hours), when do guests start to feel unappreicated?

One of the key things that separates Disney World from other them parks is that they always take care of guests’ needs. It’s the small things that you don’t always notice: Clean parks, innovative experiences, friendly cast members, and excellent service. It all combines to make Disney better than other theme parks. In fact, it’s more than a theme park. Yes, there are bobbles here and there, but overall, Disney does an excellent job of what they do. And in return for that, we’ll willingly pay more. It’s not like every seasoned traveler to Disney World doesn’t know that you can get a beautiful tw0-bedroom condo just off Disney property for half the price of staying off site. It’s that we don’t care, because what you get on site is better. And so we shift around the budget and we figure out how to make it happen. But at a certain point, the value will be outweighed by the cost.

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Ask a Disney Question: Where are the discounts?

Disney/Pixar Kicks It Into High Gear with Cars 2

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July 15, 2011

Disney/Pixar Kicks It Into High Gear with Cars 2 — Cars 2, 2011

CARS 2 (2011)
Stars: Owen Wilson, Larry the Cable Guy
Directors: John Lasseter, Brad Lewis
Studio: Disney/Pixar
Genre: Kids/Family, Animation
Rating: G

Grade: B+

This will probably come as no shock to those of you who follow my reviews, but I have a huge crush on Pixar films. I feel that they are far and wide the best animators in the game today and have been since their inception twenty-five years ago. I have recently seen several other studios’ animated works, such as Rio (Sony), Rango (Paramount) and Kung Fu Panda 2 (DreamWorks), and I enjoyed all of them to the point that I thought they may be giving Disney/Pixar a run for their money. However, then I saw Cars 2, and that notion was quickly extinguished. In Cars 2, the old Radiator Springs gang is back together again. This time, Lightning McQueen (voiced by Owen Wilson) enters the World Grand Prix and decides to bring his best friend, Mater (voiced by Larry the Cable Guy), on the racing tour with him. The grand prix will make stops in Tokyo, Italy and London.

Of course, Mater is a bit out of his element in all of these cities, and he accidentally finds himself in the middle of some pretty intense international espionage. Cars 2 introduces us to some lively new characters. First, we meet veteran actor Michael Caine as the voice of British spy, Finn McMissile, and secondly, his colleague and “Money Penney” counterpart, Holley Shiftwell (voiced by Emily Mortimer). These two new characters were one of the highlights of the film for me. They seem to bring some elegance to the Cars film series that was hard to get from an obvious NASCAR-influenced Radiator Springs. The addition of their characters also fit nicely since this film takes us overseas to so many intriguing destinations. They unknowingly act as our tour guides through most of the film. The British spies and the dimwitted Mater are out to uncover the reason for a deep-rooted attempt at revenge from an underground “Lemon” car gang of criminals. However, once Mater’s BFF, Lightning McQueen’s, life is at risk, it gets a whole lot more personal. Aside from the very charismatic new characters that I already mentioned, the best thing about Cars 2 is simply the animation and visual components.

The scenes from the countries abroad is breathtaking. I still cannot believe how beautiful the artists at Pixar are able to make legendary tourist attractions such as Paris, London and Tokyo look. They have done it before with Ratatouille (2007) which is set in Paris, and Finding Nemo (2003) which takes place in Sydney, Australia. However, they have hit the jackpot with the visual imagery in Cars 2. The filmmakers are able to transport us as tourists to these destinations, and it is an awesome spectacle to take in. The action in Cars 2 is also extremely entertaining.

However, I do fear that younger kids may not take the time to invest in, and could be confused by, the spy plot lines that carry most of the film’s action sequences. There is still plenty of racing from McQueen and other “animated” cars, such as the Italian born Francesco Bernoulli (voiced by John Turturro) who plays McQueen’s nemesis. The car racing is even better this time around due to the wonderful backdrops and landscapes accompanying it. Cars 2 is a fun ride, and I think I am one of the few critics that actually enjoyed it more than the original Cars (2006).

Cars 2 is like James Bond meets NASCAR meets “Mario Kart” (Nintendo). It clashes several different worlds and cultures to appeal to a much wider audience than the original was able to do, in my opinion. Along with the detailed spy-thriller scenes, it also runs a bit long coming in at around 1 hour, 45 minutes. Keep these two key factors in mind if you are taking any younger children to see it. Even still, they (and you) will enjoy the action, racing, bright colors, off-the-wall characters, and beautiful scenery of Cars 2. The animators over at Disney/Pixar really know how to keep a Car in mint condition.

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New and Improved: MouseGear at Epcot

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July 15, 2011

New and Improved: MouseGear at Epcot

One of my favorite stores in all of the parks is MouseGear at Epcot. It’s the first place I go when I enter the park and I have to stop there again before we leave the park…you can never be too sure you didn’t miss something!

I love that everything you love in the Disney merchandise realm is right there for you, although it’s not always easy to locate. It’s easy to end up wandering around the same few sections and not seeing everything you intended to.

Since the store opened in 1999 it’s been a prime shopping spot for the Epcot park, in the last month the store’s two-year remodeling project has been finished.

A team of individuals: “global retail design, operations, planning, product development, facility asset management, sourcing and Disney Imagineering” worked together to improve MouseGear. What do all those fancy titles mean for you, the shopper? Here are some of the ways your shopping experience has been improved:

The merchandise fixtures have been lowered-this makes it feel like the store is more open.

The registers have relocated-Remember the line of registers that were all forced up against one wall and crammed into a tiny space? You would stand there and not know which line you were in, who was next, etc. That problem has been solved. The registers have been relocated to strategic points throughout the store which makes the checkout process a lot less hectic.

Color coded labels-Remember how you could wander aimlessly? Now your wandering can have a destination. The “department” signs are color coded for their merchandise category and the carpeting makes a pathway!

Can’t find help?-Problem solved. The Cast Members are sporting newly designed costumes, (which of course are color coordinated to the new decor!) and easy to spot. Maybe not so easy to spot is the hidden Mickey that has been installed in the costume, do you know where it is?

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All New Fantasyland Renderings of Beauty, Beast, and Great Goofini

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Chip

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July 15, 2011

We just received a fresh batch of images from our friends at Walt Disney Imagineering depicting attractions and experiences planned for New Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park. While specific details are yet-to-be-announced, we couldn’t wait to share them with you.

The Be Our Guest Restaurant will welcome “Beauty and the Beast” fans in royal style inside Beast’s Castle.

The Enchanted Tales with Belle experience will allow guests to enjoy a re-telling of “the tale as old as time.”

The new Barnstormer will feature Goofy as the Great Goofini, a true daredevil pilot in the skies.

Which of these New Fantasyland experiences are you most looking forward to?

Source Disney Parks Blog

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All New Fantasyland Renderings of Beauty, Beast, and Great Goofini

Disney World Food Cravings: Dad’s Traditional Meatloaf with Recipe

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Chip

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July 15, 2011

What is it? Dad’s Traditional Meatloaf – a blend of beef and pork topped with tomato glaze, mashed potatoes, and green beans

Where can you get it? 50’s Prime Time Cafe Disney Hollywood Studios

How do I make it?

Recipe:

INGREDIENTS:

2 lb ground beef
1 lb ground pork
4 eggs
1 cup seasoned bread crumbs
½ cup diced onions
1/4 cup diced green peppers
1/4 cup diced red peppers
2 Tbsp worcestershire sauce
Cracked black pepper to taste
Kosher salt to taste
½ cup Meatloaf Glaze (recipe below)

METHOD:

Dice peppers and onions and set aside for later use. Combine meats and seasonings. Add vegetables. Place meat mixture in oiled loaf pan. Bake at 350º F oven for 1 hour (internal temp 155º).

Brush meatloaf with meatloaf glaze. Bake another 10 minutes. Let meatloaf set 10 minutes, cut loaf and serve.

MEATLOAF GLAZE

INGREDIENTS:

½ cup ketchup
1 Tbsp brown sugar
1 Tsp Dijon mustard
½ Tsp worcestershire sauce

METHOD:

Combine all ingredients until mixture is smooth and drizzle on top.

Video: Winnie the Pooh – “Owl’s Cold”

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July 15, 2011

Walt Disney Animation Studios returns to the Hundred Acre Wood with “Winnie the Pooh.” Featuring the timeless charm, wit and whimsy of the original short films, this all-new movie reunites audiences with the philosophical “bear of very little brain” and friends Tigger, Rabbit, Piglet, Owl, Kanga, Roo—and last, but certainly not least, Eeyore, who has lost his tail. “Ever have one of those days where you just can’t win, Eeyore?” asks Pooh. Owl sends the whole gang on a wild quest to save Christopher Robin from an imaginary culprit. It turns out to be a very busy day for a bear who simply set out to find some honey. Inspired by three stories from A.A. Milne’s books in Disney’s classic, hand-drawn art style, “Winnie the Pooh” hits theaters in the U.S. on July 15, 2011.

“Like” WINNIE THE POOH on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/WinniethePooh.

WINNIE THE POOH opens in theatres everywhere on July 15th.

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Around the “Disney” World – Adventureland

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July 15, 2011

Swiss Family Tree House

When you look at Walt Disney World’s parks, hotels, and restaurants, there is one thing that really sets them apart from other parks, hotels, and restaurants that you might find in your hometown (or even at other theme parks). That one thing is theming. Disney is so good at transporting you to a different time, place, and environment, and if there’s one place in Disney World that I really think they excel with a theme, it’s Adventureland in the Magic Kingdom.

As soon as you walk over the bridge from the hub into Adventureland, you hear the music. The tropical beating drums and soothing sounds are both calming and exciting! You’re ready for an adventure!

The attractions in Adventureland are perfect for guests of all ages. Whether you’re drawn to the classics like The Jungle Cruise and Pirates of the Caribbean or up for a spin on the Magic Carpets of Aladdin, there’s something for the whole family to enjoy. The Swiss Family Tree House offers beautiful views of Adventureland (and Cinderella’s Castle!) Another classic, the Enchanted Tiki Room, is currently being refurbished, but it’s a great place to rest your feet and and enjoy a show.

Adventureland is also the home of one of Walt Disney World’s most coveted treats — the Dole Whip. It is the perfect snack on a hot Florida afternoon. If you’ve never stopped by Aloha Isle for your Dole Whip, make it a must-do on your next trip!

Shops in Adventureland have great gifts, souveniers, and clothing. Unlike a lot of other stores around Disney World, these shops have unique offerings and are open to the outdoors, which makes them convenient for browsing. Stroll through the stores and you’ll see that the merchandise definitely fits the “land.”

Next time you’re in Adventureland, take a moment to immerse yourself in the theme. If you let yourself get into it, you might just forget you’re in Central Florida!

Teaser Trailer for Disney’s ‘John Carter’

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July 15, 2011

Teaser Trailer for Disney's 'John Carter'

From Academy Award®–winning filmmaker Andrew Stanton comes “John Carter”—a sweeping action-adventure set on the mysterious and exotic planet of Barsoom (Mars). “John Carter” is based on a classic novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs, whose highly imaginative adventures served as inspiration for many filmmakers, both past and present. The film tells the story of war-weary, former military captain John Carter (Taylor Kitsch), who is inexplicably transported to Mars where he becomes reluctantly embroiled in a conflict of epic proportions amongst the inhabitants of the planet, including Tars Tarkas (Willem Dafoe) and the captivating Princess Dejah Thoris (Lynn Collins). In a world on the brink of collapse, Carter rediscovers his humanity when he realizes that the survival of Barsoom and its people rests in his hands.

Did you know?
· Edgar Rice Burroughs was born in Chicago and is best known for writing and creating Tarzan—still one of the most successful and iconic fictional creations of all time. “John Carter” is based on Burroughs’ first novel, “A Princess of Mars.”

· Academy Award®–winning director/writer Andrew Stanton directed and co-wrote the screenplay for “WALL•E,” which earned the Academy Award® and Golden Globe Award® for Best Animated Feature of 2008. He was Oscar® nominated for the screenplay. He made his directorial debut with “Finding Nemo,” garnering an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay and winning the Oscar for Best Animated Feature Film of 2003. He was one of the four screenwriters to receive an Oscar nomination in 1996 for his contribution to “Toy Story,” and went on to receive credit as a screenwriter on subsequent Pixar films “A Bug’s Life,” “Toy Story 2,” “Monsters, Inc.,” “Finding Nemo” and “WALL•E.”

· The award-winning below-the-line team includes Production Designer Nathan Crowley, Oscar®- nominated for both “Dark Knight” and “The Prestige,” and Costume Designer Mayes Rubeo, whose work is showcased in “Avatar” and “Apocalypto.”

· Michael Chabon, who won the Pulitzer Prize in Literature for his novel “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay,” is a co-writer on the screenplay.

· Award-winning composer Michael Giacchino has received numerous accolades for his work on previous Disney•Pixar films “Up” (Oscar® winner, Best Original Score; BAFTA winner, Best Music; Golden Globe® winner, Best Original Score for a Motion Picture; GRAMMY® Award winner, Best Score Soundtrack Album), “Ratatouille” (GRAMMY Award winner, Best Score Soundtrack Album; Annie Award winner, Best Music in an Animated Feature Production; Oscar nomination, Best Original Score) and “The Incredibles” (Annie Award winner, Best Music in an Animated Feature Production; GRAMMY nomination, Best Score Soundtrack Album).

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Jeep Baby Accessories for your Disney World Vacation

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July 15, 2011

Planning a Disney vacation can be difficult. Add a baby in the mix (that will be us in Sept) and you have easily just doubled the amount of work. My wife and I are big fans of Jeep baby accessories. We have a few now but would love to have all the items listed below.

Here are a few products to consider when packing for that expensive Disney World Vacation.

If you’re looking for the latest in baby gear for the new mommy and even the new daddy in your life, look no further!

JEEP’s has an amazing family of products, which make the perfect for helping out and indulging any new parents – from essentials to fashionable must-haves – JEEP has you covered!

Jogging Stoller (Above) – For moms on the go who cherish physical activity, give them the gift of exercise on the go with the Jeep jogging stroller. Moms will be able to enjoy favorite workout routines while spending time with baby!

Travel Accessories – JEEP’s line of accessories are perfect for a new mom’s everyday activities.

Sleepy toddler? Keep their neck safe with the adorable Travel Buddy Neck Support Pillow ($9.99), or comfortable while you grocery shop with the Shopping Cart & High Chair Cover ($24.99) voted #1 on Amazon.com.

For wishing wells and baskets we have some to keep those essential pacifiers in reach – the JEEP Pacifier Pouch ($4.99). Or your purse and diaper bags in arms reach with JEEP Stroller Hooks ($6.99).

Traveling Deluxe Changing Pad makes diaper fixes easy and quick! ($9.99) .

All these and more must need products are available on Amazon.com, Target.com, Walmart.com Buy Buy Baby and other local retailers.

And last but not least, we can’t forget about dad!

JEEP Diaper Bags – These sizable bags available as a shoulder bag, is perfect for the new Dad with their masculine and outdoor, rugged look. With lots of pockets, dad can have everything in one place. Cost $20 and available at Walmart and Target.com

Good luck planning and packing for that Disney Vacation. Make sure to do a To-Do List so that you don’t forget anything.

Have Fun!

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