Author Archive for Lisa Fritscher

avatarLisa is a full-time travel writer. She lives in an RV with her disabled father and writes about their experiences. Although she has no children of her own, Lisa loves being an Aunt to her own relatives and the children of all her friends. You can follow her adventures on her blog, Travel Confessions.
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Traveling During the Holidays: Maintaining Holiday Traditions

Traveling During the Holidays: Maintaining Holiday Traditions

November 27, 2010 No Comments Our first Christmas trip out of town felt a bit like we were running away from home. I was a married adult with no children, and my husband and I traveled with my parents. We left our hometown in Central Florida for Williamsburg, Virginia to experience a Colonial Christmas.  Our Traditions  Leaving home meant leaving ...

 

Preparing Children for the New TSA Procedures

Preparing Children for the New TSA Procedures

November 27, 2010 1 Comment As the holiday travel season ramps up, families are facing controversial new procedures at airport security checkpoints. The debate on the new procedures has become a firestorm of controversy, but the TSA is holding fast to its belief that the new procedures are necessary for everyone’s safety. Some families are actually choosing to avoid flying ...

 

Finding Hidden Mickeys at Walt Disney World

Finding Hidden Mickeys at Walt Disney World

November 27, 2010 No Comments Who doesn’t love the thrill of adventure that comes with finding something that is hidden right out in the open? Geocaching and scavenger hunting are two wildly popular activities based on this concept. At Walt Disney World, the quest is always on for Hidden Mickeys. Unlike many other Disney activities, this one is entirely free ...

 

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Walt Disney World – Off the Beaten Path

Walt Disney World – Off the Beaten Path

November 26, 2010 No Comments Walt Disney World is a sprawling entertainment center consisting of four gated theme parks, two water parks, a shopping and dining complex, and dozens of recreational opportunities, as well as a myriad of hotels. It would be easy to spend a month at Walt Disney World and never run out of things to do. Once ...

 

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RVing With Kids

RVing With Kids

November 26, 2010 3 Comments RVing is, in many ways, the perfect method of travel, particularly for those who want to visit multiple destinations. Instead of trying to get kids to sleep in unfamiliar, potentially noisy, hotel rooms, you can put them to bed in the same place each night. Rather than trying to pack everything into carryon bags to ...

 

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Disney’s Hollywood Studios – Walt Disney World

Disney’s Hollywood Studios – Walt Disney World

November 11, 2010 2 Comments Opened in 1989, Disney’s Hollywood Studios began life as Disney-MGM Studios. The two companies parted in fall 2007 and the park was renamed to reflect a change in focus. While some sections of the park celebrate the Golden Age of Hollywood, many attractions now highlight the present and future of film and television. Whether your ...

 

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Discovering Roadside Attractions

Discovering Roadside Attractions

November 11, 2010 2 Comments   The 1950s were the decade of car culture, when gas was cheap and families took to the open road, many for the very first time. The interstate highway system was authorized in 1956 and construction began immediately in many states, but the first statewide segment (Nebraska’s Interstate 80) was not completed until 1974. Instead, ...

 

Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom

Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom

November 11, 2010 1 Comment Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom is the most popular theme park in the world, drawing an estimated 17.2 million people in 2009. Even if you have never visited, Cinderella’s Castle, Mickey Mouse and Space Mountain may be indelibly etched in your mind. Make a loose plan in advance, but remain flexible. The Magic Kingdom is ...

 

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Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom

Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom

November 10, 2010 No Comments Opened in 1998, Disney’s Animal Kingdom is perhaps best described by its tagline: “Nahtazu.” This made-up Swahili word refers to the fact that Animal Kingdom is much more than a simple zoo. Rides and shows blend seamlessly into the animal exhibits, creating a wilderness romp for all ages. Note that Animal Kingdom is mostly an ...

 

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Walt Disney World’s Epcot

Walt Disney World’s Epcot

November 9, 2010 No Comments Opened in 1982 as EPCOT Center (Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow), Epcot is a celebration of world cultures and new technologies. At first glance, Epcot may not seem like the park of choice for small children, as the park’s focus is primarily educational. Yet Epcot is a wonderful place for families to explore and learn ...

 

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