Kingdom Konsultant Travel Blog

Stepping into Skagway feels like stepping back in time to the Klondike Gold Rush era, where fortune-seekers once flooded this town hoping to strike it rich. Today, this historic Alaskan port offers visitors a mix of rugged adventure, preserved gold rush history, and breathtaking landscapes . Whether you’re drawn to thrilling outdoor excursions or a leisurely ride along one of the most scenic railways in North America, Skagway guarantees an unforgettable port day. Skagway was the gateway to the Klondike , where thousands of prospectors arrived in the late 1890s, eager to trek the treacherous Chilkoot Trail in search of gold.  Visitors can relive the excitement of the Gold Rush era through these immersive experiences: Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park – Learn about Skagway’s pivotal role in the gold rush through restored buildings, exhibits, and ranger-led tours. Red Onion Saloon – Originally a brothel during the town’s wild frontier days, this historic saloon off...

The Kingdom Konsultant Agents are avid cruisers and we have compiled our must-haves for your cruise packing list. Everyone's cruise needs are different, of course, but this is a general list of items to make your cruise more comfortable! 1. Collapsible laundry hamper and a trash bag - Keep your dirty clothes separate from your clean clothes, and off the floor. I love the pop up kind of hamper because they are cheap, and easy to pack flat in your suitcase. I empty all my dirty clothes into a trash bag before repacking my suitcase to debark the cruise. Then, when I arrive at home, I take that right to the laundry room. It also keeps the rest of my stuff smelling good. You can have your laundry done on the ship if you'd like, for a fee.  2. Luggage tag holder - You'll look like a cruise pro with a luggage tag sleeve. I used to laminate my tags with packing tape and attach them to the bag handle. This looks much neater and they are reusable too. You won't have to worry if ...

If you’ve ever dreamed of strolling through the cobblestone streets of 1920s Paris, casting spells with your wand, or catching a Niffler red-handed with stolen jewels, the new Wizarding World – Harry Potter & The Ministry of Magic at Universal's Epic Universe is your portal to the magical life. I had the chance to explore this enchanting land, and let me tell you—it's packed with magical creatures, immersive detail, and some sneaky hidden gems even Muggles can appreciate. I am a big fan of the Fantastic Beast franchise and it's characters. I love that those movies have their own place at Universal now. If you’re a true Potterhead, don’t rush though this land! The little details and Easter eggs make it feel like you’re inside the Wizarding World. The windows are alive and you should take your time exploring them. They’re full of movement and magical creatures you will recognize from the films. Kowalski's creations in the window 🍰Kowalski’s Bakery window is especiall...

5. Volcano Bay Universal's Volcano Bay is a "wet" theme park.  Forget everything you know about a traditional water park, they have thought of ways to improve that!  No carrying tubes around and no burning feet on hot concrete!  Oh, and you can't forget the incredible Tapu Tapu wearable - no more needing to carry methods of payments around, or even a camera!  You can use your wearable to pay (link your payment method via the Universal Orlando App) and to activate selfie spots throughout the park. (TAPU TAPU ENDS OCT 1, 2025) There are a variety of rides and experiences for thrill seekers to relaxation finders so there's something for everyone.  And, the food at Volcano Bay is even a notch above what many would expect.  You can add this 4th park to your Universal tickets for a small upcharge, and it's totally worth it! This park will be closed from October 26, 2026, to March 24, 2027 for refurbishment. 4. Rides for Thrill-Seekers (but also lo...