Fall is just around the corner and we recently shared some pretty exciting updates about Halloween fun planned for the Magic Kingdom along with some
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Rumor: Disney World Restaurants to remain open after park closes starting in September
We recently announced that Disney World park hours will be reduced beginning September 8, 2020. Due to the shorter park hours, some dining reservations will
Disney World Restaurants not available at reopening
Disney World Restaurants not available at reopening! Disney World is reopening next month, with it there will be some changes not only in how you
Complete list of restaurants available at the Disney World Theme Parks Reopening
Here is the complete list of restaurants available at the Disney World Theme Parks Reopening When the theme parks initially reopen, the following dining locations
Several Disney World Resort Restaurants Honored in Orlando Magazine’s Dining Awards
Orlando Magazine just released the list of winners for their 2018 Reader’s Choice Dining Awards. We are happy to report that several Walt Disney World
Tables in Wonderland Price Increase Started Yesterday
To go along with the increase in price to the Annual Passes at both Disney World and Disneyland, now Tables in Wonderland will see an
Avoiding a Disney Dining Crisis (Alternatives to Popular Disney Restaurants)
You get up at 5 am on your 180 day out from check in. Why? To make those Disney Dining reservations of course! Or, not.
Top 5 Reasons to Visit Les Chefs de France
Epcot’s World Showcase is my favorite place to visit at WDW when my stomach begins to rumble, but it can be so hard to choose
Top 10 Disney World Restaurants for Teens
Taking teens to Disney can be a little intimidating; but it doesn’t have to be! There is plenty for teens to see and do at Walt
Surprise! New Experiences on our Disney World Vacation
We have returned from a wonderful vacation at Walt Disney World over the New Year’s holiday. We had a great time ringing in 2011 at the best possible place! Was it crowded? At times, sure it was, but having gone at this week before, we knew what to expect. There were also times when it wasn’t crowded at all too! And one of the neat things about this trip was that, despite our many past Disney trips, we were still able to learn and experience new things. That is, of course, one of the great things about Disney parks: the ability for guests to feel that each trip is magical, no matter how often you go.
To ADR or not ADR, That is the Question
I completely understand why someone who is not Disney-obsessed would think it odd to be planning where our family was going to be eating on a vacation that would not be happening for over 6 months. But it got me to thinking too, that even among those who do visit Disney World regularly the question of whether to book Advanced Dining Reservations (ADRs) is a common discussion.
