Walt Disney World’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside is described as a rustic retreat that evokes the casual charm of a bygone era. A moderate resort, it is a quick and beautiful walk to Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter, and an easy boat ride to Disney Springs.
The World Premier Food Court is the quick-service option at Disney World’s All-Star Movies Resort and offer options for those needing to eat vegan and gluten-free.
One of our favorite places to stay at Walt Disney World is the Animal Kingdom Lodge. On our last trip, we booked using our DVC points and had a split stay at Jambo House. Our first three days were spent in a Studio Savannah...
One of the lesser known restaurants in Walt Disney World is Captain’s Grille, located at Disney’s Yacht Club. This is a great restaurant that is often overlooked. It is modeled on an old-fashioned yacht club, featuring breakfast buffet, seafood & steaks. But, it also has...
We were able to use Disney Vacation Club points to book a one-night stay at Bay Lake Tower, a DVC exclusive resort!
It is now time for the 2017 Grand Floridian Easter Egg Display! The Grand Floridian Bakery Team has designed these beautiful, edible Easter eggs for 21 years.! Previously, the eggs were only displayed in the Resort’s restaurants. Lucky for us, the chocolate egg creations are available for everyone to see...
Out of all the times I have been to Disney World, I hadn’t eaten at the acclaimed Chef Mickey’s. So, last trip we found a reservation for breakfast and went to see our favorite mouse!
Chef Mickey’s is located inside the Contemporary Resort near the Magic Kingdom. We took a bus from our resort to MK and then walked over to the Contemporary.
Located at The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, right next to Trail’s End (one of my favorite places to eat at Walt Disney World because Chef TJ is awesome), is a hilarious, high-spirited hootenanny the whole family will enjoy, accompanied by a finger-lickin’ countrified feast...
