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Master the art of the My Disney Experience App with this Step-by-Step Guide

By Kathleen Hesketh / March 18, 2024 / 1 Comment

The My Disney Experience app for mobile devices and desktop PC takes Walt Disney World vacation planning to a whole new level, but it’s been known for being buggy and hard to understand. As a result, people make mistakes that require calls to Disney customer service to straighten out. The key is to get started … Read more

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Why Visit Oregon in March? Things You Can’t Afford to Miss

By Kathleen Hesketh / March 18, 2024 / 1 Comment

Last updated: December 5, 2024 Clearing skies and warmer temperatures are only a few of the reasons you might want to visit Oregon in March. Add the possibility of early wildflowers, fewer crowds at popular spots and the lingering presence of snow, and there are very few reasons not to consider March for an Oregon … Read more

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6 Reasons You’d Want to Book a Split Stay at Disney World and How to Make It Simple

By Ali Patton / March 17, 2024 / 2 Comments

A split stay at Disney World allows you to try two or more Disney resort hotels in a single trip. Imagine, seamlessly transitioning from the opulent splendor of one resort to the whimsical charm of another, all within the confines of a single Disney vacation. And since your hotel accommodations can easily set the tone … Read more

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Living the Safari Dream: A Disney Animal Kingdom Lodge Review

By Kathleen Hesketh / March 17, 2024 / 10 Comments

The Walt Disney World Animal Kingdom Lodge is the most unique of Disney’s upper-tier deluxe resorts. The vast property of thatch-roofed buildings is neatly gathered across the space of 3 savannas, which are home to more than 200 hoofed and feathered African animal species. If you’re dreaming of taking an African Savannah but want to … Read more

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Budweiser New Hampshire Brewery Tour Merrimack: A Non-Drinker’s View

By Kathleen Hesketh / March 17, 2024 / 0 Comments

Taking a Budweiser Brewery tour in Merrimack, NH isn’t just for beer lovers. It’s also an experience for history buffs and anyone who likes to understand the ins and outs of how things are made. While you can no longer visit the world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales at this location, you can tour the facilities and sample … Read more

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The Only Way to Get into the Wild: Rogue River Jet Boat Tours

By Kathleen Hesketh / March 17, 2024 / 1 Comment

Oregon’s Rogue River jet boat tours provide visitors with a rip-roaring ride up the Rogue. Two outfitters provide the spins and fun as you travel the scenic Rogue, but only one continues the original tradition of carrying the mail. This same outfitter, Jerry’s Rogue River Jets is also the only tour company permitted access into … Read more

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Disney Old Key West Resort Review: Mickey’s Most Underated Hotel

By Kathleen Hesketh / March 16, 2024 / 2 Comments

Take a stroll through Disney’s first vacation club resort in our Disney Old Key West Resort review. Keep reading after the video for important specifics. As the first Disney World Vacation Club (DVC) property to be built on the Florida soil, The Disney Old Key West Resort (OKW) stands out on Mickey’s list of premier … Read more

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Koosah Falls and Sahalie Falls in Oregon, Reaching Heaven and Sky in the Willamette National Forest

By Kathleen Hesketh / March 16, 2024 / 3 Comments

To say that our hike around Sahalie Falls and Koosah Falls in Oregon was an epic experience is probably exaggerating. After all, it was only a 2.6-mile hike, around a moderately trafficked loop. We never spent more than 20 or thirty minutes without encountering another human being, had intermittent cell service the entire time and … Read more

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Port Orleans Resort Review: Exploring Disney’s Riverside Bayou-Themed Hotel

By Ali Patton / March 16, 2024 / Comments Off on Port Orleans Resort Review: Exploring Disney’s Riverside Bayou-Themed Hotel

The Disney World resorts list features a staggering array of accommodations, most of them taking guests to exciting new locales or times in history. The Port Orleans hotel at Disney is not different, whisking guests away to the Louisiana Bayou for an adventure that is hard to forget. In our Port Orleans resort review we … Read more

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What’s Hiding in Oregon’s Backcountry? Oregon Hiking Trail to a Secret Arch

By Ali Patton / March 15, 2024 / 1 Comment

The Natural Rock Arch Trailhead begins high in the Santiam Wilderness. This special Oregon hiking trail takes you down a steep winding path through a magical forest to a special secret. At the bottom of the fern lined trail is a tall stone arch that remained undiscovered for years. In 1951, the Sardine Creek fire … Read more

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