One of the biggest questions you can ask a person who is planning their Disney vacation is “What Disney Character Meals are you doing?” However, this simple question brings up a whole lot of different perspectives, and opens up the discussion towards the ultimate question: “Are Disney Character Dining meals
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No Kids? No Problem! A Character Guide For Adults
Disney World is a great place to vacation for those of all ages, and I personally very much enjoy traveling there in an all adult party. Characters are one of those things that a lot of people think are just for kids, but I know plenty of adults who love
Main Street USA – Not Just A Road To The Castle
How many times have you speedwalked (or ran!) down Main Street USA so that you could get on Space/Thunder/Splash Mountain right when the Magic Kingdom opened? I know I am certainly guilty of ignoring Main Street in favor of other things, but there are MANY great reasons to slow down
Disney’s Crystal Palace-A Character Dining Experience Not to Miss
Dining with characters is probably one of the most exciting parts of a Disney vacation. Where else do your favorite Disney Characters share some magic up close and personal with your family? You get a few minutes of individual attention from characters, sometimes entertainment, and a meal all in one!
Magical Last Minute Advanced Dining Reservations
Advanced Dining Reservations (ADR) open 180 days before you arrive, but if you’ve booked a last minute Disney World trip you might be nervous. Others visiting during the same time had a head start making reservations. Keep in mind you don’t need a dining plan to enjoy dining at Disney
Top 10 Table Service Meals at the WDW Parks
Having a delicious meal at a sit-down restaurant is the perfect way to decompress after a long day of touring the Walt Disney World Parks. Luckily, you don’t have to go too far to get the relaxation you deserve – WDW has plenty of table service restaurants located throughout all
Disney World Park Dining: Top 3 Character Meals
For those of you who have planned a trip to Walt Disney World before, you know how important it is to plan where you are going to eat, and to make your Advance Dining Reservations (or ADR’s). The hard part comes in trying to narrow down all the great places
Healthy Eating at Walt Disney World Resort
It’s time for New Year’s resolutions and vacation can be the worst time to stick to healthy eating – but you can forego the funnel cakes, sundaes and oversized burgers and eat with delicious satisfaction in all four Walt Disney World Resort theme parks. Here are some of our favorite
Touring the Disney Vacation Club
On June 16,2010, Cindy, Sophie, my niece Stephanie, and myself checked into our hotel at Port Orleans French Quarter. This was Stephanie’s first big trip to Walt Disney World, so we were extremely excited to share everything with her. On the day of our arrival, I started up a conversation
Character Dining at Walt Disney World, Part One
One of my favorite things to do when we visit Walt Disney World is to meet our favorite characters. Previously, I talked about where you can find your characters at the various meet and greet locations throughout the parks, but for today, I would like to talk with you about
Chip & Company Week in Review for week of April 18th, 2011
This has been a busy week for the writers over at Chip & Company! There is so much to talk about. This week we’ll be looking more at posts about the “The Ballad of Nessie”, the upcoming release of the Cars Blueray combo pack, and more details about the incredible
Magic Kingdom Eats: From Quick Bites to Lunch with a Princess
Magic Kingdom is best known for its classic attractions and favorite Disney characters, but the park also has its share of great family meals. Leisurely Fare Cinderella’s Royal Table. One of the most coveted dining reservations is for breakfast or lunch with the Disney princesses at this enchanting restaurant in
Casual Dining Options in the Magic Kingdom.
One of my favorite things to do in a Disney park has nothing to do with visiting the attractions or seeing shows. It’s having a table service meal. I love the ability to get out of the elements and relax and turn down the volume for a bit, all while enjoying
Game, Set, Match! Chef Mickey’s or Crystal Palace?
You’ve probably seen the headlines. After 11 hours and 5 minutes, American John Isner bested France’s Nicholas Mahut in a history-making Round 1 match at Wimbledon; it was the longest match in Grand Slam history. This got me thinking. Were there any epic character dining match-ups? And then it came
