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You have 3 options for getting to the parks from your onsite hotel. The most efficient way we found was taking the boats. When you take the boats you go through security at your hotel before you get on the boats. This gives you less of a line to wait in and quicker access to the parks. The boats deliver you to Universal Studio’s City Walk, eliminating the need to walk through City Walk security. Continue reading “Transportation at Universal Studios”
We stayed at Loews Sapphire Falls Resort and absolutely loved it. Staff was friendly and amazing. Anytime you needed help they were there. They allowed us to check in early around 11oclock and put our luggage in the luggage hold. This allowed us to use the pool and hotel facilities even though our room was not ready. Continue reading “Loews Sapphire Falls Resort”
Universal Studio, Orlando, child swap is the best one I have come across. When you walk up to a ride and you have a child too small for it, or one that does not want to ride, ask the attendant if it has a child swap.
Today I have a guest blogger, my wife Jamie. She is a volunteer babywearing educator with Babywearing International. Wearing our kids on a daily basis, as well as vacation, as been a value to us. Read on to find out more.
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| 4 yr olds get tired too. Hiking in the Smoky Mountains using a toddler sized buckle carrier. |
When you book a Disney vacation with Fantasmic Adventures all kids will receive a free lanyard with 3 pins. This will get them started on their pin trading adventure. Below is the information you will need to enjoy pin trading.
Disney Pin Trading is a fun, interactive experience where Disney Guests can trade specially-marked Disney pins with Cast Members and fellow Guests. The great thing about Pin Trading is that there is no age limit, so the whole family can participate in this activity together. Continue reading “Disney Trading Pins”
Relax, it’s not as overwhelming as it seems. With a few pointers, you’ll be prepared and well on your way to being a Disney pro.
Continue reading “Tips to help make your first Disney World adventure less stressful”
Disney World is designed for families and geared for children of all ages. I often get the question asking if a baby or toddler will have anything to do. We took our son when he was 8 months old. He loved it!!! Continue reading “Tips For Taking Your Toddlers To Disney World”
Don’t let its name mislead you. You don’t just get to swap riders like it implies. I wish somebody would have explained this to me before we attempted this, we stood in line for 2 hours with an 8 month old baby. YIKES!
When you’re a rookie heading to Disney world the options are overwhelming. One option that you have control over is your Fastpass selections.
60 days out from your Disney vacation day you are able to set up your fast passes. With no guidance with my first trip to Disney my Fastpass selections were not the best. Our experience taught us to skip the first hour of the day. Continue reading “Fastpass Walt Disney World”
Being comfortable all day at the park is a big challenge. I have put together a list of items we use when we go to the parks.
Sunscreen, set an alarm so you remember to reapply.
Disposable Rain Ponchos,
Cooling Towels or spray bottle with fan if you go in the summer.
Comfy, broken in, shoes – this is important or you will have blisters!
