Winter’s chill might be upon us, but Summer 2012 is not far away.  I am thinking warm thoughts about a Walt Disney World vacation in the summer; being immersed in a Disney vacation experience that leaves me feeling the magic of creating family memories.  Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon, pictured on the left, came to mind.   Did you know they have a shark reef there that you can swim in?  Disney’s imagination creates the perfect Disney vacation experience for you!  Even in the heat of summer, you can experience Disney vacation magic.

Disney vacation Water Park Fun and More options comes to mind as the perfect add on during the hot summer months.  Disney offers this option to their Magic Your Way Disney vacation package in Walt Disney World!  You get visits to both Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach water parks, but there are so many other Disney vacation Fun and More options to explore!

The Magic Your Way theme park tickets offer us the ability to create our own type of Disney vacation experience.  The ‘everything included’ idea was re-imagined by Disney, and over time has been perfected in many ways.   The Water Park Fun and More options are a big part of the re-imagined Disney vacation fun.  The Walt Disney World theme parks can get pretty hot in the summer, but there are options to help you cool down.

Add the Water Park Fun and More options to your Walt Disney World theme park ticket and you can experience two water parks, a golf course, an indoor interactive theme park, and even more!  You can take the hottest part of each Disney vacation summer day and spend it somewhere cool, and head back to a theme park at night, when the outside air is cooler.  Remember, the Walt Disney World theme parks stay open later in the summer months.

With the Disney vacation Water Park Fun and More options added to your Walt Disney World theme park ticket you can visit both Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard beach water parks,  but the And More options offer so much more Fun!

Head to Downtown Disney where you can visit the interactive theme park Disney Quest; easily a full day of air conditioned fun creating virtual theme park rides.  Become a pirate and battle for buccaneer gold, or build your own roller coaster at the DisneyQuest CyberSpace Mountain attraction, where Bill Nye the Coaster Guy walks guests through the design process.   The roller coaster of your dreams (or nightmares!) can do flips, corkscrews and even wild maneuvers such as a loop that flies off the tracks.   You decide what you want it to do, and you get to experience the virtual ride!

Also included with the Water Park Fun and More options are two other options.  You can visit the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, or golf nine holes at Disney’s Oak Trail Golf Course, located near teh Polynesian Resort.  This charming 9-hole walking course  is set in a very natural environment and is designed for families to enjoy fun and fitness together.   The course is ideal if you’re seeking a casual 9-hole stroll.

Plenty of fun to be found in Walt Disney World and the Water Park Fun and More options offer you a chance to experience Disney vacation fun beyond the theme parks.

JANUARY – Walt Disney World Marathon

This 26.2-mile race encompasses all four Disney theme parks: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Rounding at the weekend agenda is also a half marathon, two-day health expo and a 5K.

FEBRURAY – MARCH – Atlanta Braves Spring Training
Baseball fans have the opportunity to watch a major league team play as the Atlanta Braves return to Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex for spring training.

MARCH – MAY – Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival

For those with an appreciate for all things botany-related, Epcot will come alive with more than 30 million colorful blossoms, topiaries, interactive garden activities for kids and workshops with national gardening experts during this annual spring festival. This event is certain to make your heart bloom!

MAY – JUNE – Star Wars Weekends

The summer gives us 4 consecutive weekends at Disney’s Hollywood Studios as the park turns into a giant Star Wars fan-fest. Up-close meet-and-greets with favorite characters and actors from the film series as well as interactive games, parades, music and fun for the whole family will certainly make any Star War fan’s year!

SEPTEMBER – Night of Joy
Some of the industry’s top contemporary Christian music performers headline this special event annually happening within the Magic Kingdom. This long-running concert has played to a combined audience in excess of a million!

SEPTEMBER – OCTOBER – Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party

This family-friendly spooktacular happens within the gates of the Magic Kingdom featuring Mickey’s Boo To You parade (my personal favorite parade of all-time), dance parties, special Halloween-themed fireworks, trick-or-treating with characters throughout the park, face painting, and more. Although I’m certainly more of a Christmas fan, I must say that this party is my favorite party hosted by the Magic Kingdom.

SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER – Epcot International Food & Wine Festival
It’s time to talk a little bit about my personal favorite event at the Walt Disney World Resort. A walk around World Showcase offers up the chance to savor fine wines and delectable cuisines from around the globe. This event has an itinerary that’s jam-packed with goings-on and special events, including live celebrity entertainment, guest chefs, culinary demonstrations, seminars and winemaker dinners (just to name a few).

OCTOBER – Children’s Miracle Network Classic
Golf-enthusiasts rejoice as this annual PGA tournament held at Disney’s Magnolia and Palm golf courses, features some of the sport’s top players,

NOVEMBER – Festival of the Masters
More than 200 award-winning artists showcase their artistic gifts throughout Downtown Disney. This three-day festival features chalk artists, folk artists, a jazz festival, culinary delights and lots of family activities.

NOVEMBER – JANUARY – The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights
This breathtaking, must-see light display at the Disney’s Hollywood Studios backlot, will have you begging for more! This magnificent display which features millions of sparkling holiday bulbs was originally designed by Arkansas businessman and philanthropist Jennings Osborne as a gift to his daughter and eventually as it outgrew his home, the guests of the Walt Disney World Resort. This is an annual must-do for my family and a surefire way to get our Christmas-spirit quickly into “drive”.

NOVEMBER – JANUARY – Holiday Splendor

The magnificent Walt Disney World Resort becomes even MORE magnificent during the holiday season with dazzling lights, spirited song and even snow flurries; Yep……snow flurries in the Sunshine State! Here’s just a taste of what’s in store during this arguably most magical time of year at the resort: Mickey’s Jingle Jungle Parade at Animal Kingdom; Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party at the Magic Kingdom; Candlelight Processional at Epcot along with visits by Santa (not just by our Old Saint Nick but also Santa’s from around the globe). You’ll probably also find yourself singing along as you happen upon carolers throughout the parks. Don’t miss the evening tree lighting ceremonies also found within each of the parks.

In working for Our Laughing Place Travel, I find that one of the most asked questions is “how do I eat with the characters in Walt Disney World?”  Of course, being a character groupie, I always have some great answers.  I wanted to share some of my Character dining knowledge with everyone.

When thinking of dining, it seems to be easier to break the choices down by area.  I will start with the parks.

Magic Kingdom:  Cinderella’s Royal Table is one of the most popular, and needless to say, one of the most difficult meals to grab a reservation.  It features characters at all three meals. Characters vary, but almost always include Cinderella and the Fairy Godmother and may include Belle, Jasmine and Snow White.

Crystal Palace is a great place to meet Winnie the Pooh and friends.  You can catch a snuggle from Eeyore or bounce with Tigger.   Piglet can also be seen shyly greeting guests.

EPCOT:  Another very popular restaurant is the Ankershus Royal Banquet Hall in the Norway Pavilion.  Here you can visit with Belle, Jasmine, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Mary Poppins.  For a special treat,  Ariel will occasionally stop by in her gown.

If you are searching  for Mickey, Chip and Dale and Pluto, head over to the Land Pavilion in the Future World section of Epcot.  Chip and Dale’s Harvest Feast  features a “farmer style” meal.  Yummy!

Hollywood Studios is where you can find the younger Disney fans.   Hollywood and Vine offers breakfast and lunch with Playhouse Disney.  Daily, Special Agent Oso, Handy Manny and June and Leo roam around the restaurant for photos and greetings.  If you have older children, they can take advantage of the dessert and sundae station while their younger siblings enjoy the characters.

The Animal Kingdom features a character breakfast, and lunch  called Donald’s Safari Breakfast and Lunch  located at the Tusker House in Africa. Characters include Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Mickey. Be sure to fill up before you tackle the African Safari!  I’ve heard that some folks are gone for days!!!!

Along with the parks, the  Walt Disney World resorts have character meals, as well.

Beach Club Buffet in the Cape May Cafe serves breakfast every morning with Goofy, Minnie, and Donald.  If you are looking for a great buffet, this would be a smart stop for an EPCOT morning.  The restaurant is within walking distance to the rear entrance to the park.

A hugely popular character meal is Chef Mickey’s in the  Contemporary Resort.  This breakfast and dinner buffet is served with love along side Mickey, Chip, Dale and Chef Goofy.   Not only is the meal wonderful, the view is amazing as the Monorail runs straight through the building.

So, you’ve decided to go to Walt Disney World.  How exciting! The first decision is when to go. The second and possibly “most important” decision is which resort to stay at. I take where to stay seriously. Ha! Disney offers so many resort choices. I’ve stayed at every level Disney offers… a value, a moderate, a deluxe, and Disney’s Vacation Club resorts. However, Disney’s Ft. Wilderness has my heart! I’m not a camper, as in a pop-up camper type. (Just ask my husband, who bought a new pop up camper. Did he really think I was going to stay in a 10×10 metal box with no bathroom and 3 children? The answer to that was … a For Sale sign on the camper a month later! ha!!) Oh no, this gal loves her indoor plumbing, full size kitchen, and mouse-keeping. (That’s Disney talk for housekeeping.)

Our first visit was in 1998, when I tried to make reservations at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort, and it was booked. The cast member suggested, since I had 3 small children, I might find the cabins a great option. I wasn’t too sold on the whole ‘campground’ idea. However, the full size kitchen won me over. Yes, I used to cook on vacation. The cabins offer your own personal grill with a picnic table. My kids loved to cook on the grill and eat outside. Since then, I discovered Disney’s Dining Plan, but that’s a whole different story!

I personally find a resort room with 3 children a bit cramped. I worried about the noise level when my kids were on ‘full steam’ ahead mode. I didn’t have to worry about that at the cabins. The kids could run around without distrubing other guests. I love returning to the campground after a long, busy, noisy day at the parks. It’s so peaceful as soon as you enter the grounds.

I can’t tell you how many times I hear “Who cares where you stay, it’s just a place to sleep”? Well, yes and no. You can make a whole other vacation out of the campgrounds. Ft. Wilderness has so much to offer. Set in a “world apart” this home away from home resort has its own range of “countrified” amusements including:

1. An evening campfire with a marshmallow (bring your own marshmallows or cash to buy them) roast, sing-a-long, visit from Chip n Dale, and movie under the stars
2. Picnic pavilion
3. Hayrides
4. Hoop De Doo Revue Dinner Show  that books a year in advance so get your tickets early
5. Mickey’s Backyard BBQ – Seasonal
6. Horse Stables where horses are available for riding, visiting and Horse-drawn carriage rides
7. 2 Pools – One located near campground and a 2nd pool near the cabins area (Child wading pool and hot tub)
8. Children’s playground and Arcade
9. Archery
10. Segways Adventure
11. Bike rental for exploring the area and a Marina/boat rental
12. Waggin’ Trails Dog Park
13. Trails End Buffeteria serving three meals of all you can eat Country cookin’
14. Trading Post for basic food essentials and other shopping needs
15. Rent a golf cart
16. A short boat ride to the Magic Kingdom!

Fast forward 14 years and 20 plus stays at Ft. Wilderness… it still has my heart, even though my kids are growing up and their ‘needs’ aren’t the same now. I have to laugh because a few years ago, my husband and I went to Disney without the kids. (Gasp! Disney without the kids!)  I thought what a perfect time to try a new resort. I picked Disney’s Animal Kingdom Resort. Well, after the first night there, we checked out and headed to Ft. Wilderness and checked in there. Even without the kids, the cabins are still ‘my’ home away from home. My heart skips a beat when you check in and hear, “Howdy, welcome home”.  Ahhh, yes, I’m ‘home’.

President Barack Obama is visiting Walt Disney World tomorrow, January 19, 2012!  The Obama Disney visit was planned after the president contacted Disney officials and requested that they set up for him to make a special announcement in front of Cinderella’s Castle, in Magic Kingdom!  The announcement is something that is supposed to impact the travel industry and tourism in the United States, in general.  The Obama Disney visit, in itself, is historic.  A sitting president has never visited Walt Disney World.

I am personally excited to hear what the news is from the President Obama Disney visit, aren’t you?  I imagine speaking in front of Cinderella’s Castle to be the perfect photo opportunity, when making a speech about tourism.  I hope it is worth the disruption it will make in everyone’s planned vacation!   I have checked into what can be expected for inconvenience from the Obama Disney visit, and I think resort guests should plan to be as far away from the Magic Kingdom area as possible!  In fact, no matter where you travel tomorrow in Walt Disney World, I would expect you will see delays, and even the impromptu road block.  It is a perfect time to make use of the OLP Transportation Wizard.

That being said, Disney has gone the extra mile with this, and plans are in place to make it run as smooth as can be.  My expectation is that the Obama Disney visit will be hectic, but Disney will pull it off just fine, and the guests will probably have some extra park perks to enjoy, while being a part of history.

There is no definite time announced, but it is expected that the President Obama Disney visit will last approximately two hours.  Can you imagine the security around this?  Here is what you can expect, if you happen to be one of the guests in Walt Disney World during the Obama Disney visit.

• President Barack Obama will be speaking in front of Cinderella’s Castle. President Obama’s remarks are not open to guests; only those specifically invited by the White House can attend.
• All Walt Disney World Transportation will operate as usual, however guests should allow for extra travel time, especially for dining and other reservations in the area of Magic Kingdom, as possible traffic congestion and delays are anticipated.
• Main Street, U.S.A., including all the shops, will be closed to guests from park opening through late afternoon.
• When park guests arrive, Disney cast members will be on hand to direct them toward “alternate routes” to enjoy areas of the park that will be open.
• Main Street, U.S.A. will open later in the day, on time for the “Celebrate A Dream Come True Parade” which will start at 3:30 p.m.
• Package pickup will operate as normal, with the Baby Care and First Aid being moved to the entrance of Space Mountain.
• Disney PhotoPass photographers that you normally see on Main Street, U.S.A. will be found in areas behind Cinderella’s Castle. The area in front of the castle will remain closed until later in the day.
• Disney has also adjusted some park hours for all the theme parks on Thursday and added a fireworks show at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

I love the International Flower and Garden Festival!  It happens every year at Epcot in Walt Disney World.  This year the festival starts on March 7 and runs through May 20, 2012.  There are so many beautiful displays and fun activities.  This is an enjoyable festival, and you won’t want to miss it.

I love the topiary creations that you see everywhere at Epcot.  The whimsy and imagination it takes to create such beautiful and living pieces of art never ceases to amaze me.  If that isn’t enough, which it surely isn’t for Disney, you will find so many enjoyable activities and displays.  The goal Disney has is that everyone will enjoy their visit to the Flower and Garden Festival.  So, what is there to do at the festival?

There is plenty to do and plenty to see and Disney has not let us down this year.   The festival will include some experiences the children will love.  There will be unique play structures offering fun for the little ones—the Evos™ play systems for ages six and older and the Weevos™ play systems for ages two through five, experience the Sounds of Nature, presented by Nature Conservancy .  One of my favorites is the Bambi Butterfly Garden.  You can see so many different and beautiful butterflies, and you will have the chance to learn all about them.  Pictured on the right is a Butterfly Release station.  You can watch the butterflies as they come out of their cocoon and fly away.  It is fun for all ages!

Disney partnered with HGTV again; a partnership that started last year.  This is exciting if you are an HGTV fan.  You will have the chance to visit Walt Disney World and see your favorite HGTV stars!!  Check out this schedule of events!

• John Gidding, HGTV’s Curb Appeal: The Block—March 9 – 11
• Sabrina Soto, HGTV’s The High/Low Project—March 16 – 18
• Jason Cameron, DIY Network’s Desperate Landscapes and Man Caves—March 23 – 25
• Camille Styles, HGTV.com Entertainment contributor—March 30 – April 1
• Dan Faires, HGTV.com’s DanMade, Fan Favorite HGTV Design Star Season 5—April 6 – 8
• Brandon Johnson, host of HGTV’s My Yard Goes Disney—April 13 – 15
• Meg Caswell, HGTV’s Meg’s Great Rooms—April 20 – 22
• Monica Pedersen, HGTV Dream Home Tour 2012 and Designed to Sell—April 27 – 29
• Antonio Ballatore, HGTV’s The Antonio Treatment—May 4 – 6
• To be determined—May 11 – 13
• Genevieve Gorder, HGTV’s Dear Genevieve and HGTV Design Star—May 18 – 20

Disney always presents The Flower Power Concert Series at the Epcot Flower and Garden Festival.  You will not want to miss this, and  might want to plan your travel dates around the schedule; that way you can see your favorite band!

Some of the traditional bands are coming back, and Disney has some new bands this year!

Make your plans soon to visit Walt Disney World during the 19th Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival!  Disney still has some good discounts available for travel during those dates.  See you there!

When my Sister called and told me she was pregnant, the first words I said to her is “Now we have a kid to take to Walt Disney World!” The last child I went to Disney World with was her at age 6 - about 18 years ago. So, I am very excited to take my nephew to Walt Disney World next. He is due on February 1, and I have lots of Disney plans for his future.

Over past trips, I have seen kids faces light up as the castle comes into view and hearing those little giggles of joy always made me smile.  I’m not sure exactly when his first trip down Main Street USA will occur but it will be sooner than later and more often then most.

I think we will stay at the Animal Kingdom Lodge so he can see the animals from the room.  We can go for the holidays, Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party and Trick or Treat at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party.  Oh I can not wait!

I keep thinking, “Will he like this attraction or be afraid of it?” I just hope the little guy isn’t afraid of the characters so we can enjoy character interactions at meals. Winnie the Pooh and friends over at the Crystal Palace is a family favorite, and I’d like to keep that tradition.

The last time I ate at Chef Mickey’s was when it was at the Market Place in Downtown Disney - yes with my Sister 18 years ago. I guess I better go there first and get up to date. Ohana’s with Lilo and Stitch is still on my to do list. That place is very popular for the character breakfast. Maybe, we’ll try a Princess meal, at Akershus so he can charm a princess or two.

We can get his first hair cut at the Magic Kingdom BarberShop.

I can barely wait for him to be big enough to become a pirate at the Pirate League and then send him on a pirate cruise.

His Mother spent hours at Honey I shrunk the Kids playground, so she is thrilled about going back there.  More traditions.

We can’t forget Disneyland or Disney Cruise Line and when he is a little older Adventures by Disney. His Disney options are not limited to just Walt Disney World with me for an Aunt.

My Sister better try for a little girl next time. Oh the fun we will have with a little Princess.

Please share your favorite experience with a child at Disney World.

From the time I was a child, I would look across the lagoon from the Magic Kingdom, spot the Polynesian Resort, and daydream about staying there one day. In November of 2011, that dream came true. And when fate blessed us with a great discount, we were even able to stay on the concierge club level. And what a grand and magical adventure it was, too!

Upon arrival aboard Disney’s Magical Express, we were greeted by several cast members including a special one from concierge. After receiving our leis and taking pictures, we were escorted Hawaii building, the club level building at the Polynesian Resort. On the way, our guide shared some fun history of the resort as well as some tips to ensure we made the most of our visit. Upon arrival, the staff of the Hawaii building greeted us with a warm and friendly ‘Aloha’ and quickly checked us in. They explained the timing of the food offerings in the concierge lounge and a few other details, then we were off to our room. While it was a wonderful, spacious room, it really was no different than any other standard room on property.

The first plan of action was to visit the concierge lounge. We were struck immediately by the AMAZING view of the Magic Kingdom from the ceiling to floor window. It was truly breathtaking. Added to it was a huge tree sitting directly to the left of the window. I just can’t put into words how the whole thing made me just feel so immersed in magic.

The offerings at the lounge were always fresh and tasty. From delicious coffees, cappuccinos, and lattes to a variety of juice including orange and POG (passion fruit, orange, guava), to the amazing chocolate covered almonds and fresh cookies, it was a welcoming site to hungry vacationers! Evenings had cordials, beer, and delightful desserts. At traditional mealtimes there were different options depending on the day. The only downside to the concierge lounge was size. During the morning time when several families were enjoying breakfast, it was very difficult to get through to your table because everything was so close together. Otherwise, it was perfect.

Throughout our stay, we were constantly impressed with the friendliness and helpfulness of all the staff we encountered. Every day we were greeted with an ‘Aloha’ and wished a magical day. Every evening we were greeted with an ‘Aloha’ and a ‘Welcome back’. It was really something to come to look forward to. Any request we had was handled – and always with a smile.

I would definitely recommend the Polynesian Resort to anyone looking to truly immerse themselves in a real piece of Walt Disney World history. It’s a beautiful, comfortable resort with lots of special extras such as the monorail, O’hana’s restaurant, and Kona Cafe. If you want an extra special stay, treat yourself to club level. Aloha!

Can you imagine a more special time to be at the Walt Disney World Resort than on New Years Eve?

New Year’s Eve is one of the biggest fireworks evenings of the year at Walt Disney World Resort, a place where fireworks are spectacular. Fireworks and nighttime shows will light up the skies at three theme parks on Dec. 31, 2011.

Here’s some of the magic that’s in store:

• Magic Kingdom offers up two spectacular fireworks shows: “Wishes” nighttime spectacular with a holiday overlay at 8:30 p.m. and “Fantasy in the Sky” at 11:51 p.m.
• Epcot‘s “IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth” will delight audiences with two unforgettable showings at 7 p.m. and 11:42 p.m.
• At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, the 25-minute spectacular “Fantasmic!” that combines water, fire, lights, lasers, fireworks and music will be presented at 6:30 and 8 p.m., with the popular “Lights! Camera! Happy New Year!” fireworks display at midnight.

Not interested in partying with the crowds inside any of the parks? You’ll be excited to know that the Walt Disney World resort will be offering alternative celebrations outside of the parks, as well!

• At Downtown Disney, DisneyQuest will throw a family-friendly cyber celebration from 8 p.m. -1 a.m. Kids will be entertained with a DJ and dance party, plus the usual unlimited access to all the games and DisneyQuest attractions. Partygoers at this techno celebration will experience a confetti drop and festive party favors when the clock strikes midnight. Guests at this party will also get a coupon for a pizza, hot dog, chicken casesar wrap or hamburger, plus chips and soda. Price is $45 advance purchase – or $55 day of, including tax. Call 407-934-7639 to reserve tickets.
• Another special happening at Downtown Disney will be observed at Cirque du Soleil, La Nouba. All guests attending the Dec. 31 performances will receive a limited-edition Walt Disney World/Cirque trading pin. Shows are at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m.
• Registered guests at select Disney resort hotels will be treated to music and entertainment. One example of a very special celebration that will be happening will be found at Narcoosee’s restaurant located at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. There will be a four-course dining experience for $149, plus DJ, balloon artist and special fireworks viewing at 8:30 and 11:51.
• Atlantic Dance Hall at Disney’s Boardwalk Resort will be hosting a special-ticket New Year’s Eve party from 8 p.m.-2 a.m. with video DJ Tony Zapulla spinning dance favorites until the early morn.

No matter what type of celebration you may have in mind for the ushering in of 2012, the Walt Disney World Resort is sure to have you covered with plenty of exciting choices!

Over at Our Laughing Place we’ve been building Walt Disney World planning tools for almost 15 years!  Among them, the Resort Calculator where you can find resort pictures, reviews, virtual tours, and up-to-date rack rates to estimate cost; the Dining Guide for the best pictures and video clip reviews anywhere on the wide world web (as well as member reviews); and, of course, a premiere Travel Service with a concierge service that these testimonials reflect.  Our first and most used Walt Disney World planning tool, though, is the WDW Transportation Wizard.

And Mr Wizard just got BETTER!  We added an interactive feature so that users can thumbs up/thumbs down each route as well as give tips on the various routes for other users.  Can you imagine?!  Now, as you are researching your next Walt Disney World adventure – and figuring out how to navigate your way around “The World”, you’ll have the added benefit of other Disneykin’s experience to assist you in choosing the best route for your needs.  At Our Laughing Place, we love bringing the Disney community together in new ways to share the fun of planning

But that’s not all.  We thought, “Wouldn’t it be great if people could carry this information with them into the parks for those quick-change itinerary decisions that require knowing how to get somewhere on the fly?”  So we created WDW Transportation Wizard Apps!  Yep, that’s right.  Now, you can use your iPhone and Android devices to access Mr Wizard’s transportation wisdom as well as the wisdom of all the other Disneykin who contribute to the interactive rating and tips system.  How cool is that?!

One of the things we love and admire about “all things Disney” is the Disney commitment to refinement – always finding news ways to make things better.  We are so happy to continue this mission in our own small way, and we hope you enjoy it.  Come check out our new and improved WDW Transportation Wizard!