food IS a theme park
If you’re planning a Disney World trip, we’ve got some big news to share with you.
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So we’ve already talked about why January (especially late January) could be a great time to travel to Disney World: the holiday crowds are gone and the weather is generally cooler. However, we have ANOTHER reason why booking a trip to Disney World — or anywhere else — could be a good idea.
A recent airport incident involving Spirit Airlines has been making headlines.
Orlando International Airport
An unaccompanied child ended up on the wrong Spirit Airlines flight, and now, Spirit has responded.
We’ve been telling you about how busy things are in Orlando right now.
The crowds are here!
Even Orlando International Airport has warned travelers about projected holiday travel crowds visiting the airport. Disney World is super busy, too, as we’ve seen with crowd levels AND the price of Genie+ (which has hit its highest ever). Well, it turns out that Orlando is also near the top of an important list for winter travel.
Looking for the PERFECT place to ring in the New Year? We may have the ideal suggestion!
We’re getting ready to ring in 2024
New Year’s Eve universally prompts a search for fantastic food and lively entertainment. When thinking about the best places to celebrate the New Year, Times Square in New York City immediately comes to mind — but would you be surprised to learn it isn’t the best location for New Year’s festivities? Per a study, that distinction actually belongs to Orlando!
Flying during the holidays can be stressful.
Orlando International Airport
From lost luggage to missed flights, there are a lot of things that can go wrong. Unfortunately, these inconveniences aren’t the only thing you have to be careful of. Last week, one family had a much bigger nightmare happen when their unaccompanied child ended up on the wrong plane.
The holiday season in Orlando theme parks usually starts pretty early (like a day or two after Halloween).
Holidays in Disney World
The holiday decorations are usually up before Halloween is even over. (Yes, really.) The holiday snacks come out, and the holiday parties begin shortly after Halloween. But do you know when the holidays actually END at Orlando theme parks? Well, we’re warning you that it’s SOON.
With the holidays kicking into full gear, that means the holiday crowds are, too!
Frontier Plane at the Orlando Airport
We’ve been keeping an eye on the crowds throughout the Disney parks, but there is another place that we like to check in on every once in a while to see what the crowds are like — and that is the Orlando International Airport (MCO). If you’ve ever flown to Disney World, you’ve probably visited this airport and maybe even heard about the nightmare it can be when it comes to crowds (we’re looking at you, TSA line). [Read more…]
One thing that will pretty much always be unpredictable in Florida is the weather.
Cloudy skies over Magic Kingdom
Sure, sometimes rides surprise us by going down, but at least we can kinda deal with that. But weather? Well, it’s notoriously finicky, but this weekend, we actually had a little bit of a warning. Recently, we heard that some bad weather was headed our way this weekend. Well, we’ve got an update on that weather.
When it comes to pretty much any question we have for anything, including our vacation and Disney World plans, Google is our go-to.
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Yep, when traveling pretty much anywhere, we’re just like you all and consult Google for airfare, hotels, and even general knowledge about the area. We have a pretty good guess that you guys are the same! Not only do we like to search on Google, we also love to see what OTHERS are searching on Google. We got curious — what are the MOST Googled vacation destinations? And where does Orlando fall on that list?
If you’re planning a trip to Disney World in 2024, you’ve probably already begun your research.
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You’ve probably started looking at dates, travel arrangements, and costs. But there are a few things you might not have thought of before heading to the state of Florida. While Disney has many of their own rules and policies that you’ll need to follow on your trip (like no running in the parks), Florida has many rules that will apply to you, even as out-of-state guests. So to ensure you stay out of trouble on your vacation, here are 5 Florida laws that you’ll need to obey.
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