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Walt Disney World with Teens and Tweens
No longer Princess obsessed, but not ready for cocktails at Trader Sam’s…What is there for teens and tweens at Walt Disney World? Plenty! As a matter of fact, the past vacation with my 14 and 12 year old daughters was one of my most favorite to date. Our vacations have a different vibe than they did when we were searching out Tinker Bell for an autograph and making dining reservations at Cinderella’s Royal Table, but that doesn’t mean the MAGIC is gone. There’s plenty more magic to discover as my kids grow into teenagers. Here’s a list of things my daughters enjoy that may have a place in your future Walt Disney World vacation! EPCOT Shopping Checking out the shops in World Showcase used to mean moans and groans from the kids. Now they’ve discovered really cool things, shopping in World Showcase has joined our must do list. Japan has really cool Hello Kitty, Domo and Nintendo themed gifts. Travel further back into the shop and watch t...
DAS Card Updates
As many of you already know, Disney goes above and beyond other theme parks when it comes to accommodating guests with disabilities. The Disability Access Service card, or DAS card for short, has been a great tool for families that might not be able to wait in line for an extended period of time for various medical reasons. In the past, guests would go to Guest Relations upon entering the park, request the bright green DAS card, and Guest Relations would take a photo of the guest for the front of the card. Disney is now making this system electronic, to blend seamlessly with the MyMagic+ technology already being used throughout the parks and resorts. Find Guest Relations on www.waltdisneyworld.com or the MDE app The procedures for acquiring and using the Disability Access Service has not changed, but instead of carrying around a paper card, it will all be set up on the ticket media that the guest used to enter the park; either a Magicband or plastic ticket. ...
Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival
Spring is in full swing at Walt Disney World and so has Epcot’s International Flower and Garden Festival ! This is one of my favorite times of the year to visit Epcot. The gardens, flowers and even food booths enhance the beauty that Epcot already has. Along with the addition of food and beverage booths in recent years, the highlight of the Flower and Garden Festival is definitely the topiaries. Throughout Future World and World Showcase, guests can find their favorite characters transformed in to beautiful green topiaries. While I enjoy all of them, here are a few photos of some of my favorites! Have you visited the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival? What was your favorite topiary? Jess