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Disney Park Hopper vs Park Hopper Plus: Which Ticket is Right for You?

By Kathleen Hesketh / April 18, 2024 / 0 Comments

Disney World remains one of the top U.S. travel destinations for families and adults alike. It’s a place where nostalgia combines with a fantastical escape to create a magical adventure for all ages. It’s also a travel destination that requires some meticulous pre-travel planning, particularly when purchasing theme park tickets. If you’re feeling a bit … Read more

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Best Hiking Trails in Oregon to Tackle in a Day or Less

By Ali Patton / April 17, 2024 / 1 Comment

The Pacific Northwest is known for its amazing outdoor activities, and Oregon is no exception. The best Oregon hiking trails feature waterfalls, stunning views, and excitement. Take a journey with us through the beautiful state of Oregon to explore the best places to take a hike. Our Favorite Oregon Hiking Trails Tokatee Falls- Greatest Views … Read more

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Air Museum in McMinnville Oregon Features Legendary One-Flight Plane

By Ali Patton / April 12, 2024 / 1 Comment

The Air Museum in McMinnville Oregon, called the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, offers an up close and personal view of planes and space equipment. This museum is perfect for any aviation fanatic, aspiring astronaut, or just plain history buff. The large windowed building also holds one of the most unique planes ever created—the one-flight … Read more

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Lowell National Historic Park: Bringing the Industrial Revolution Back to Life

By Ali Patton / April 11, 2024 / 1 Comment

A visit to Lowell National Historic Park is a visit back in time to the 19th century during the peak of the Industrial Revolution. Located in the heart of the city of Lowell Massachusetts, Lowell National Historic Park doesn’t provide views of nature and wildlife like other national parks, but rather a deep delve into … Read more

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Don’t Get Goofy in the Heat: Tips for Visiting Disney World in July

By Kathleen Hesketh / April 3, 2024 / 4 Comments

July in Disney World has been likened to putting a hot wet blanket over your head and walking around all day, but despite the tropical heat, there are some advantages to visiting Disney World in July. For one thing, the peak summer season, once marked by crowds as high as the humidity, seems to be … Read more

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Island Magic: Reviewing the Disney Caribbean Beach Hotel

By Ali Patton / April 1, 2024 / 2 Comments

If you’re considering waterfront accommodations and a beach vibe for your Disney vacation, you’ll want to read our Disney Caribbean Beach hotel review. Since this resort has a lot of great amenities, we were very excited to give the island vibes a chance. While some things were not quite as we had hoped, we also … Read more

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Is Walt Disney World Animal Kingdom Worth It? Yes, and Here’s Why

By Ali Patton / March 30, 2024 / 7 Comments

Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom is a member of the Orlando, Florida quartet of theme parks bearing the Disney name. Given its smaller size in relation to other parks, it’s common for guests to wonder if Animal Kingdom is worth it? Should they carve out an entire day to visit this animal-themed oasis or reserve … Read more

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Walt Disney World Character Dining – Complete Guide

By Kathleen Hesketh / March 29, 2024 / 1 Comment

Walt Disney World charcter dining is a popular way to interact with some of Disney’s most beloved icons. Imagine being visited by Mickey and his pals, Winnie the Pooh or even Disney princesses while dining at Disney World. With the return of the Disney Dining Plan in 2024, character dining promises to be more popular … Read more

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Fort Wetherill Jamestown: Exploring Semi-Secret Tunnels and Other Things You Can’t Imagine

By Ali Patton / March 28, 2024 / 2 Comments

Abandoned on Rhode Island’s shores, behind overgrown trees, often overlooked, or just plain forgotten, sits Fort Wetherill in Jamestown. Once a proud active fort, Fort Wetherill’s many tunnels and structures are now covered in multicolored graffiti. Fort Wetherill Jamestown’s History In 1855, President Grover appointed the Endicott Board. Made up of members of the Army, … Read more

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Disney Animal Kingdom Planning: 14 Mistakes that Kill the Magic

By Ali Patton / March 28, 2024 / 3 Comments

For a long time, Animal Kingdom theme park was overlooked as a place to spend a full day and many wondered how to handle Animal Kingdom planning. Guests would wander in after opening, experience a few attractions and leave mid afternoon, forgetting about the reason for the park: the animals. With the addition of Pandora- … Read more

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