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by Rhonda Moffit As someone who worked for Disney for years before becoming a teacher, I’ve seen firsthand how the magic of Disney can be more than just fun—it can be educational. For parents who might be hesitant about taking their kids to Disney during the school year, let me assure you: with a little planning and creativity, a trip to the parks can be an enriching experience that complements…

Disney Springs Dining Diaries: From The Polite Pig to Splitsville When it comes to dining at Disney Springs, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by choices. But on a recent trip, I zeroed in on two crowd favorites: The Polite Pig and Splitsville Luxury Lanes. Very different vibes, very different menus, and both absolutely worth a visit. I hit The Polite Pig first for a barbecue feast, then circled back…

The truth is sometimes Mickey tells lies.  For instance, the title of this post is intended to lure you in with expectations of a juicy something that doesn’t actually exist.  There is no controversy on the internet over this particular Mickey.  He hasn’t done a very good job of keeping it secret that he tells a lot of lies.  In fact, most of the most embarrassing and terrible secret things that…

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort, a vibrant celebration of Mexican and Southwestern cultures, offers a unique and immersive experience for guests of all ages. This sprawling resort boasts a captivating blend of luxury, adventure, and relaxation, making it an ideal choice for families, couples, and groups. Here’s a glimpse into what awaits you at Coronado Springs: Amenities: Lagoon-style pool…

Feast on Magic: Dive into Disney Delights with Free Dining in 2025 🌟 There’s an undeniable sprinkle of magic when you step into Walt Disney World. It’s a place where dreams come true, and now, to make your upcoming adventure even more enchanting, there’s an exciting offer on the horizon — free dining plans are back, and they’re here to whisk you away into a wonderland of flavors! Savor the…

Before the Disney corporation began a cycle of releasing their most famous animated films on home video, you could only see the live action and short cartoons on British TV in complete form. Not that Disney was opposed to TV, the company had a long history with the BBC and part of that relationship included what was, on reflection, a weird show of clips of Disney movies called Disney Time. When I…