Do you dream of coming back from a long day at the Disney Parks and slipping into a luxurious bath? Soothing those sore muscles or just indulging in a bit of pampering is one of my favorite things to do on my Walt Disney World Vacations. I'll admit to choosing my Resort Hotel Room by the glamor of it's bathroom more than once. If your idea of relaxing is a long soak in the tub, I'm sharing the best in-room tubs at Walt Disney World.

The Taste of Epcot International Food and Wine Festival began early this year with Summer Marketplace booths popping up as soon as the Parks re-opened. Now Fall is here and the Festival is in full swing with new booths opening and a fresh crop of merchandise popping up around the Park. I'm kind of in love with the"Queen of Cuisine" line featuring Minnie Mouse in a Chef Coat with a bright pink bow.

Shortly before the world shut down in Spring of 2020, Disney's Hollywood Studios opened a fun new attraction. This wild adventure was the first ride-thru attraction to be created for our main mouse. Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway offers guests the chance to embark on an adventure "through a world where the rules of physics don't apply."

If there is one thing we can count on at Disney right now, it's that everything is subject to change. Back in September operating hours at all four Disney World parks were reduced. It's not surprising with kids going back to school ini some form or another, September is typically a slower month. That being said, when the November calendar was revealed, it first appeared that these shortened hours would continue.

The official end of Summer has past and with that the reign of pumpkin has returned! That being said, September can be crazy hot in Florida and it doesn't really feel like Fall. If you're still reeling in the seasonal Florida heat, Vivoli il Gelato has the best of both world to tempt your taste buds. Pumpkin Cannoli, Gelato, and an extravagant Pumpkin Mudslide shake are dazzling on the Fall menu.

Disney Dining without reservations? I would have never recommended that in the past, but in came 2020 like a year long hurricane and Disney fans hitting the Parks and Resorts are learning brand new strategies for eating. Sure, for many people these techniques are old hat, but if you've been trained for 180-day reservations and the Disney Dining Plan I've got some tips to keep your tummy full and How To Eat At Walt Disney World Without Reservations.

It's a whole new world out our doors today, but that doesn't mean we can't still enjoy our lives. Walt Disney World is open, and for guests who choose to venture to the Disney Parks there are a few new things that they should keep in mind. From taking personal responsibility to making the most of Disney's advanced technology it is more important than ever to take some time to think about the way you're going to prepare for your vacation. Read on and discover some of the most health forward hacks you can use for Disney travel during the pandemic.

Disney is celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Pixar with #PixarFest! In full swing over on Disney+ be sure to grab your lunch box gang and head over to join in the virtual fun right from the comfort of your own home. If you feel the need to stock up on some great gear before doing so, well... we won't tell. Check out these great gifts we found to celebrate over at shopDisney.com

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is a quintessential Halloween movie in my house, and in the Magic Kingdom Sleepy Hollow Refreshments is now serving up a quintessential Halloween eats. Of course I'm talking about the Pumpkin-spiced Mickey Waffle Sundae. You read that right... Pumpkin-spiced Mickey Waffle Sundae.

Introduced in 2013 MagicBands have become integral to the Disney Park experience. These wearable devices combine the capability and function for a guest's park ticket and hotel room key, they also provide wearers a tool to consolidate dining plans and reservations as well as operate as a contactless payment method. It took some time for regular Disney guests to get used to the new technology, and now it looks like Disney is changing things up again.