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World of Chocolate Museum and Café: Mixing Education and Fun

World of Chocolate Museum and Café: Mixing Education and Fun

June 6, 2014 No Comments From chocolate sculptures and tastings, to a tour bringing the history of chocolate to life, World of Chocolate Museum and Café is great fun for the whole family!

 

5 Fabulous Family-Friendly Bed & Breakfast Inns in California

5 Fabulous Family-Friendly Bed & Breakfast Inns in California

June 3, 2014 No Comments These bed & breakfast inns in California are worth visiting with the kids!

 

The Fountains Review: A Bluegreen Resort in Orlando, Florida

The Fountains Review: A Bluegreen Resort in Orlando, Florida

May 28, 2014 No Comments The Fountains is a fantastic Bluegreen Vacation Club resort in Orlando, Florida

 

Top New Amusement Park Rides in the US for 2014
Pillage and Plunder: Exploring the St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum

Pillage and Plunder: Exploring the St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum

May 19, 2014 No Comments The St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum boasts authentic artifacts and interactive exploration!

 

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Inside the Franchise at Universal Orlando

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Inside the Franchise at Universal Orlando

May 11, 2014 No Comments When author J.K. Rowling burst onto the scene in 1997, no one expected the Harry Potter frenzy that was to follow. As of 2013, the seven-book series had sold nearly 450 million copies, and had been translated into a stunning 73 languages. The film series is the highest-grossing of all time, making $7.7 billion dollars ...

 

Disney With Disabilities: Do Sweeping Changes Make Disney Less Disabled-Friendly?

Disney With Disabilities: Do Sweeping Changes Make Disney Less Disabled-Friendly?

May 8, 2014 No Comments   Disney has long been known as a pioneer in accessibility for the disabled. Long before the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990 made public access a requirement, Disney was doing what it could to make its parks and resorts more disabled-friendly. Yet some radical changes that began in October 2013 have many in the ...

 

10 Best All-Inclusive Family Beach Resorts in Mexico

10 Best All-Inclusive Family Beach Resorts in Mexico

May 6, 2014 No Comments From its mild tropical climate and gorgeous beaches, to its gracious people and rich cultural heritage, Mexico is a country full of character, flavor and charm, making it a wonderful holiday destination. Mexico is bordered by four bodies of water—the Sea of Cortez (also known as the Gulf of California), the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf ...

 

Seeing Kauai with Blue Hawaiian Helicopters

Seeing Kauai with Blue Hawaiian Helicopters

May 4, 2014 No Comments One of the best ways to tour Kauai is by helicopter, where you can get an unobstructed bird’s-eye view of the island’s many treasures: from the rugged landscapes with chiseled cliffs and deep valleys, to its open fields and pastures, to its rivers, ponds, waterfalls, beaches, and the unparalleled Na Pali coastline. I must admit ...

 

Ultimate Orlando Challenge: AKA, This Is a “Mini” MouseAdventure?

Ultimate Orlando Challenge: AKA, This Is a “Mini” MouseAdventure?

April 30, 2014 No Comments Dad and I, along with my best friend Angela, began competing in MouseAdventure’s annual Walt Disney World events in 2012. Part scavenger hunt, part trivia competition, part endurance test, the events are exciting but exhausting. They’re also addictive. When we learned the Walt Disney World MouseAdventure was cancelled for 2014, we were devastated. Enter Kevin ...

 

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