The Disney Traveler

If you’ll be visiting Walt Disney World or the Orlando, Florida area on Mother’s Day, don’t miss the Mother’s Day Brunch at Epcot.  It’s amazing!  I wrote about it after my family went for the first time last year.  You can read my full review on Mother’s Day Brunch at Epcot.
I just made my reservations for the Mother’s Day Brunch at Epcot’s World Showplace Pavilion, and I can’t wait.  I tried to take pictures last year, but they all turned out too dark to post.  I’m going to try again this year.

Comments Off

In a bold move, Disney has banned children under 10 from its fanciest restaurant, Victoria & Albert’s at the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.  Starting this week, kids are not welcome at the super posh restaurant.
“We want to be the restaurant that’s available for that adult experience,” said general manager Israel Perez.  What would Walt think?

13 Comments

My favorite Disney character dining experience is definitely Chef Mickey’s character breakfast at Walt Disney World’s Contemporary Resort. From the exciting atmosphere to the delicious food, if you’re looking to enjoy a character dining event during your Walt Disney World vacation, Chef Mickey’s is the place to be. Check out my full review after the jump, which is broken down into : location, atmosphere, characters and food.

3 Comments

Beaches and Cream Soda Shop at Walt Disney World’s Beach Club is a hidden gem when it comes to restaurants on Disney property.  This restaurant is themed like a 1950s soda and fountain shop in every way.  From the decor and cast member costumes to the authentic juke box which plays a wide variety of classic favorites from the family-centric, mid-century music catalog, you’ll feel like you stepped back in time. 

Comments Off

My husband and I have been taking our triplets to Walt Disney World at least once per week since they were 14 months old.  They’re nearing 3 years old now, and during the past 2 years, we’ve taken them to 75% of the family-friendly restaurants on Walt Disney World property.  It’s amazing in a place like Walt Disney World, which is made for families with small children, that there are so many restaurants (primarily counter service restaurants) that do not have enough high chairs.  We’ve learned which restaurants always have enough high chairs and don’t mind loud toddlers.  In fact, …read more

3 Comments

While it is not truly a secret, the Disney Dining Experience membership card is not yet a well known discount program.  With this special card, Florida residents can save a lot of money during their visits to Walt Disney World.
For just $85 per year ($25 more for a second card), a Disney Dining Club cardholder can save 20% at over 70 Walt Disney World theme park, hotel, Wide World of Sports and Downtown Disney/Pleasure Island restaurants for a party size up to ten guests.  Large families or frequent visitors to Walt Disney World can reduce their dining expenses significantly with …read more

Comments Off