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Figuring Out Transportation at Disney World

One of the erroneous assumptions I always made growing up was thinking that Disney World worked just like the small local amusement parks I’d been to. Pay one fee, get access to everything on the site, and get around the park easily. We know for sure the former isn’t true, and neither is the latter. Disney World is huge. It’s basically a city unto itself. So any family doing a Disney World vacation that wants to see more than one park has to figure out transportation from one park to another, plus how to get on and off the site … Continue reading →

Early Summer Deals at Disneyland

Summer might not be officially here yet, but for all purposes it is. That means Disneyland’s finally updated its special offers page to include new deals for the summer. Southern California residents/Disneyland annual pass holders make out the best, but there are still tempting deals for anyone looking to make a Disneyland trip in the next few months. Any Southern California residents out there? You’ve probably all been to Disneyland before, but I highly recommend going in the next week. Purchase a 2-Day 1-Park per-day ticket between now and June 1, and that ticket will only cost you $99. The … Continue reading →

Disney Vacation Discounts

If you’re thinking of taking a Disney vacation in the near future, then there’s an essential web site you shouldn’t miss when doing your planning: Disney Special Offers. Part of the official Disney Parks web site, Disney Special Offers has all the details on Disney’s latest vacation discounts for those looking to make a trip to one of the parks. Right now the primary featured deal is a free Disney World Dining Plan. If you’re heading out to Disney World anytime between August 15 and December 21 of this year, you’ll want to check it out. If you purchase a … Continue reading →

Disney Value Resorts: All-Star Movies Resort

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Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort is one of the several low cost, value resorts created to fill the need for more economical lodging at Walt Disney World. (Part of Walt Disney’s dream was that Disney World would have accommodations to fit every budget.) The All-Star Movies Resort was designed around five classic Disney films: 101 Dalmatians, The Mighty Ducks, The Love Bug, Toy Story and Fantasia. There are five themed areas, one for each movie. The resort consists of ten three-story buildings for a grand total of 1,920 guest rooms. The guest room decor is colorful and is themed (wallpaper, bedspreads, … Continue reading →

Choosing Non-Disney Accommodation

Staying at one of the Disney hotels will immerse you fully in the Disney experience, but unfortunately, the expense of this will put it outside of the budget of those with limited finance to spend on a room they don’t intend to spend much time in. There are however many other types of accommodation within the area that are far lower in cost and although perhaps not as luxurious as the Disney ones, they do provide you with a clean room in which to recharge your batteries overnight. When choosing your non-Disney accommodation the first thing you need to consider … Continue reading →