Walt Disney World Moms Panel

Big news! The Walt Disney World Moms Panel is up an running! Thousands of moms (and dads) applied to be on the exclusive Moms Panel but only twelve made the final cut. The Walt Disney World Moms Panel is a forum where Moms (and one Dad) answer visitor questions and offer advice about planning your family vacation to the Walt Disney World Resort. The panelists may or may not actually be “Moms” in the traditional sense. They were selected based upon their knowledge and experience with the Walt Disney World Parks, resort hotels, restaurants and entertainment, shopping, and recreational activities. … Continue reading

Disney’s Wilderness Lodge

So you wanted a Rocky Mountain getaway and the kids wanted a Disney vacation? No need to lose any sleep over the decision! Disney’s Wilderness Lodge is surrounded by huge pine, cypress and oak trees and is made to look just like what you’d find on a vacation to Yellowstone National Park. With an eight story lobby complete with an 82 foot, three sided stone fireplace, this resort sets out to impress it’s guests and does the job like only Disney can do. Inside the lobby is what appears to be a hot spring that goes outside the hotel and … Continue reading

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge

Have you ever wanted to go on a photo safari in Africa and to stay in a lodge where you could watch animals graze on the savanna from your room? Well, for those of you who can’t make the trip to Africa, you’ll want to consider booking a room at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge. The authentic thatched roof, spacious lobby with cozy sitting areas, African treasures and a fireplace welcome you to your African experience. The 33-acre savanna just outside will delight both you and your children. You can see 36 species of animals and 26 species of birds which … Continue reading

Playing the Seasons at Walt Disney World

When you plan your vacation to Walt Disney World can make a huge difference in your vacation budget. Certainly most people have to plan according to when they can take their vacation time from work and when the kids are out of school, but if you have some flexibility in your schedule, playing the seasons at Walt Disney World can really help out. The best time to travel to Walt Disney World and stay at a Disney Resort is the Value Season. There are three Value Seasons throughout the year. They are from New Year’s Day to just before Valentine’s … Continue reading