On a recent visit to Islands of Adventure at the Universal Orlando Resort, we made a stop at the Croissant Moon Bakery. This quick spot, found just at the front of the park is a great spot for those who are looking to grab a sweet bakery treat, but how is it if you’re looking…
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ABC Commissary Dining review – A Surprisingly Savory Supper
How about an ABC Commissary dining review? Yes, I said ABC Commissary! I freely admit it. Like many others, I’ve bypassed ABC Commissary in Disney’s Hollywood Studios as a dining option. However, I was pleasantly surprised by our recent experience there. I’m not sure anyone really thinks about ABC Commissary often. It’s in a weird…
Foodie Friday: Trail’s End Restaurant Dining Review
If you are looking for a great, “homecooked” meal, a stop at Trail’s End Restaurant might be the right choice for you. Located at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and just a quick boat ride away from the Magic Kingdom, Trail’s End is a great option for those looking to get away from the park and…
Epcot Food and Wine Festival – Solo Review
What could be better than food, your favorite drinks & Epcot? Food, your favorite drinks & Epcot SOLO. That’s right. I thoroughly enjoyed eating all of the foods completely on my own. The Epcot Food and Wine Festival 2019 was amazing. I am a seasoned Walt Disney World traveler, but never truly “eat & drink”…
Restaurant Review – the Lucky Fortune Cookery
Welcome to the Lucky Fortune Cookery! A week ago, my family and I visited California Adventure to attend the Oogie Boogie Bash. We decided to grab an early dinner before the party started. We found ourselves in Pacific Wharf and rather than go to our old standby, the Pacific Wharf Café, we decided to try…
Disney Gluten-Free Dining Review: Coral Reef
Coral Reef is a table service restaurant located in the Seas Pavilion of Epcot. Tucked away around the corner from The Seas with Nemo and Friends, you might not even know Coral Reef existed if you were not looking for it specifically. The restaurant’s selling feature is the giant aquarium with 4,000 plus sea creatures…
Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party – Solo Review
Have you ever traveled to Walt Disney World solo? What about Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party? The beauty of a solo trip is that you can tailor your trip for yourself. The same goes for the Halloween party! I recently spent 12 days in my favorite place solo! (Stay tuned for my upcoming…
Docking Bay 7- A Gluten Free Review
Docking Bay 7- A Gluten Free Review: On a recent trip we were fortunate to be able to attend the Annual Passholder preview of Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge. I mean, how often does one get invited to visit a different planet? What would the planet be like, would there be food and drink there? Does…
The Old Faithful Club at Wilderness Lodge – A First-Timer’s Review
If Disney’s Wilderness Lodge is a bustling center of vacation goodness, the Old Faithful Club at the Wilderness Lodge is a quiet and peaceful oasis. I was lucky enough to stay for the first time at the Old Faithful Club for four glorious days recently on an annual sister trip. I can honestly say that…
Childcare Services in Walt Disney World: A Review
Before having our daughter, my husband and I were footloose and child free when on vacation in Walt Disney World (and 100% NOT thinking about childcare services!) We slept late, spent 16 hours in the parks, dined at upscale restaurants, and leisurely strolled back to our resort when we were exhausted and full. What a…
Toledo, Tapas, Steak and Seafood – A Gluten Free Review
I recently returned from a wonderful trip in August 2019. We stayed at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort. I’ve stayed on site at multiple other places, but this was a first for Coronado. I really loved the resort. I want to stay there again for sure. We did not have a room in the new Gran…
Disney Gluten-Free Dining Review: Trail’s End Brunch
Trail’s End Brunch- Gluten Free Review Trail’s End Restaurant is one of Disney World’s hidden gems, probably because getting to it requires a bit of work. Located at the Fort Wilderness Campground, Trail’s End is best accessed via boat from either the Magic Kingdom or one of the monorail resorts and then a short walk…