Information and tips for the international visitor to Walt Disney World.
It’s kind of fun to do the impossible. ~ Walt Disney One thing I have learned from my physical therapy patients over the years (and more recently, my two sons), is that when you put yourself to the test, you more times than not discover inner power through that adversity....
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In a land far, far away, in a place were fairy tales were born, stands a Disney castle that trumps all her local rivals. Next month, Le Chateau de la Belle au Bois Dormant turns 20, but planning for this international expansion began in 1975, (just 9 years after Walt’s passing). Research for a...
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So this months post is about a place where I spend most weekends here in the UK…The Pub! Yes like all englishmen and women we like nothing more than spending time at the end of the week(or midweek) to hang out with friends and share a drink in our local pub. The pub in...
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Well it is wonderful most of the time. Today I thought I’d share some of the things I love about visiting Walt Disney World and some of the things I’m less keen on – some of which I’m sure lots of people will relate to – others are probably more me (or the Brit...
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A very common question when planning a trip to Disney World from the UK is what tickets to buy. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve said it, but if you’re prepared to plan your holiday, even just roughly, to figure out how many days you plan to spend at each of the...
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Breakfast At Disney we usually skip it all together. We do the morning extra magic hours – and don’t want to get up even earlier to eat before we leave, nor waste valuable magic hours munching away. We’re usually on the dining plan, so we skip breakfast, have an early lunch (beating the crowds...
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There are a few bits and bobs that you’ll want to do and/or buy before you leave the UK or any other non-USA country, so you’re ready for your holiday. There’s obviously the Disney research, planning your days, booking your meals kind of planning, but here I’m going to cover some of the things...
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One of the bigger issues international visitors face on their trips to Disney is getting and spending their dollars. I should start by saying that I am in no way a financial expert, nor am I offering advice on what to do. But it can be helpful to hear how other people manage the...
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Travelling to Disney from a different country brings its own challenges – one of these being jet lag! While it is far worse in the other direction, it really counts when you’re going to Disney – you want to be ready to jump in and enjoy yourself! I never think the time difference has...
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We all know that there’s the odd word or phrase that Americans and the British use differently. Generally, it’s not an issue, proabably thanks to the huge amount of American TV we get over here. But it has caused me confusion on more than one occasion while in Disney or preparing for our holiday....
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