Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Magic Kingdom-Magic Kingdom Tips


Planning your vacation to Magic Kingdom this summer?

Be thought the gates 30 minutes earlier than the stated opening time. Get strollers and pick up a map and entertainment schedule as you enter. The entertainment schedule is crucial because it gives you showtime and characters meting times for that day.

  1. On Extra Magic Hour mornings, Fantasyland and Tomorrowland open first. Older kids should head straight for Space Mountain and Buzz Lightyear while youger kids should start with Dumbo, Peter Pan's Flight, and the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh has offer!
  2. On days that are anticipated to draw large crowds, guests are allowed to travel the lenght of Main Street before the park officially opens. On less crowded days, people are usually held in the town square just in front of the railroad. Either way, several characters will be on hand to give the kids something to do while you are waiting for the ropes to drop.
  3. On regular mornings all sections of he park open at once. If your kids are up for it, head for Splash Mountain when the ropes drop, then on to Big Thuder Mountain Rail Road. Both May have long lines even by 9:15-if you arrive to find a 30 minute wait, get a Fastpass.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Disney-Disney Vacation

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Thinking in your next vacation to Disney? Disney is the best family travel destination the planet. Disney vacations offer kids of all ages an enchanted experience. Disney is not just for the little ones. In fact, Disney has a lot to offer to the older crowd too Mickey offers excellent activities such as, golf courses, tennis facilities, spas, saunas, bass fishing, and even bars and clubs.
If you plan on a getaway vacation without the kids for some much-deserved ‘adult time' stay in a Disney hotel and you'll have the option to enroll Jr. in supervised children's programs. He or she can have a lot of fun enjoying crafts, activities, and games while you explore what Disney really has to offer.

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