The Epcot International Festival of the Arts is Disney’s way of combining the creativity of arts and food in only a way Disney can do!
This festival is in its third year and lasts for over a month.
According to Disney, accomplished professionals will teach guests creative techniques and tricks of the trade at hands-on workshops as well as complimentary seminars.
Some of the activities include animation drawing, cake decorating, and calligraphy. The goal of this festival is to help you walk away with a new skill or that you are at least stimulated to learn and grow a new hobby!
Flying to experience all the wonder and magic Orlando has to offer doesn’t have to break the bank. There are many ways to find cheap flights to Orlando, but the number one way is to have a strategy.
I know that when I’m looking for flights from and to Orlando, I want the cheapest option available. The airlines know this and are always competing with each other to get your booking.
Disney’s Magic Kingdom is a solo theme park traveler’s must!
Magic Kingdom is the number one theme park in world and a place filled with so much magical adventure.
This park is a wonderful starter for you if you’re interested in the classic Disney appeal. It gives a good variety of thrilling attractions on the milder side that will keep you entertained during your whole trip.
The addition of New Fantasyland and the coming Tron roller coaster, continues to make the Magic Kingdom a world-class theme park.
Magic Kingdom is located in the Orlando area and is a perfect park to pace yourself, get lost, and discover the enchantment of this land.
For a solo theme park goer, all you need is your smartphone, a good Disney Podcast, and your headphones, and you’ll be on your way to an out of this world theme park adventure!
Since I started traveling to Disney parks alone, I’ve noticed I’m confident meeting new people. I’m also able to let go just a little bit of my introverted side.
It’s time to plan your epic Disney trip, but how will you accomplish it in just 3 days?
Luckily for you, I am known as the Disney Solo Traveler, which means I’ve learned quiet a few things when it comes to planning an amazing Walt Disney World itinerary.
Whether you’re going solo, with friends, family, or as a couple, I’ve got you covered.
When most people think of Walt Disney World, they think of the Magic Kingdom Theme Park, but the Disney Resort has way more offerings than you think.
You guys know I’m a fan of drinking at Disney just as much as one would image an adult ThemeParkHipster would be; however, there have been times at Epcot where the Epcot Twilight Zone begins right before the sun is about to set.
It’s a time in the evening where adults change from docile human beings to playful big kids doped up on cotton candy. The only problem is that it’s not cotton candy.
The culprit?
Alcohol.
Epcot, the Disney park made for ThemeParkHipsters, hosts a world of some of the best libations. Globetrotting around Epcot is one of the most amazing places to have a crisp beer, a fruity glass of your favorite Pinot Grigio, or an enticing cocktail.
I definitely wanted to make sure that I did this for researching purposes only…
…Ah em (shamefully clears throat)
I’m for real! I did all this wonderful research just for you.
You can save money by budgeting for your Walt Disney World vacation in so many ways. Don’t stress yourself about breaking the bank for a chance at experiencing the famous mouse. I’ve put together a few tips in helping you do Disney the cheap way!
One of the questions I get a lot is what do I pack in a day bag for Universal Orlando? Many want to know what basic essentials are needed for a fun day.
Let’s check out the Universal Orlando Resort essentials you’ll need for a great trip!
Thinking about making a solo trip out to Busch Gardens Tampa Bay anytime soon? This wild and adventurous theme park is known to have some of the best roller coasters and thrill rides in Florida. Formerly known as the Dark Continent, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay invites you to seek adventures in the lush and mysterious lands of Africa.
I have so many fond memories of this magnificent theme park. It was the first time I had rode a roller coaster, Python, and it was the first park I was able to explore on my own. Busch Gardens was also a place where I created great memories with my large family, being that it was a much more affordable theme park for families to attend together.
Busch Gardens was opened in Tampa, Florida on March 31, 1959 by the Anheuser-Busch company as a free animal attraction alongside a brewery. It has since become a 335-acre theme park divided into African-themed regions: Egypt, Congo, Birds Garden, Jungala, Morocco, Nairobi, Pantopia, the Cheetah Hunt area, Sesame Street Safari of Fun, and Stanleyville that can be done in one day.
Planning a trip to Walt Disney World soon? If so, check out the best tips for having a spectacular Disney vacation!
When compiling this list, I thought to myself…
How can I narrow down my own hacks I use personally for Disney into 35 digestible actions? After much thought, I came up with my favorites!
So here we go.
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