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Nickelodeon Universe at the American Dream is the largest indoor theme park in the USA, but it comes with a hefty price tag. Is it worth paying full freight to visit during the weekend?
Today, we're taking a look at our top ten favorites among the screen rides at Universal Studios (Orlando) and Universal’s Islands of Adventure, and giving you our take on each!
From new additions such as Hershey’s Chocolatetown, Candymonium and Treeville to the standard ‘Candylane’ offerings such as the hot chocolate trucks, the Noel Christmas light show, Santa’s reindeer and so many beautiful lights and overlays, we had a magical holiday outing at the sweetest place on earth!
Less than 48 hours after Nintendo and Universal Studios Japan floored us with the immersive new ‘Super Nintendo World’ walking tour, Disney has proudly unveiled their reworked, reimagined and retitled ‘Snow White’s Enchanted Wish’ attraction!
We got a chance to book a screen for ourselves at our local Cinemark theatre for a ‘private watch party’. Check out our latest vlog to get our take on both the safety and the overall enjoyment of the experience!
Today the internet was blessed with a walking tour of the Super Nintendo World expansion at USJ, and we think that Disney may have just been outperformed in the immersion arms race!
From roller coaster transplants like Firebird to liven the coaster lineup to seasonal offerings such as the North Pole Christmas village and the Christmas ‘Wishes’ performance in the saloon, we had a great day out at the park soaking up some of the last theme park fun of the 2020 operating season!
The Bull Run Festival of Lights is a magical drive-thru event that allows you to soak up some of the Christmas wonder without exposing yourself to the inherent risk of public interaction. Check out our vlog to see more about our experience at their event this year!
When we chose to make a lunch reservation at the San Angel Inn Restaurante at the Mexico pavilion in EPCOT, we had no idea that it was such a controversial choice! Lucky for us, we got to go in unbiased and enjoy an authentic Mexican meal at one of the few tables positioned right next to the water.
Our return to EPCOT for day two of our 2020 Walt Disney World visit brought repeat rides on Test Track, Spaceship Earth, Journey into Imagination with Figment and several other attractions - but it also brought some new experiences like Mission: SPACE that have long been overlooked by our little family.
During our recent trip to Walt Disney World, we were able to lay claim to a preferred room (building 32) at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort. It was our first visit to the property, and we thoroughly enjoyed exploring all of the resort’s amenities and taking in the sights and the sounds of a tropical paradise!
At between $25-$40 per person, it’s not a cheap eat if you’re interested in delectable cuisine, nor is it an ideal spot to grab a quick, hurried bite and get back to the park. But the ‘Rainforest Cafe’ is a great experience that is worth making time for if you or your little ones are at all tickled by animatronics, dark ride effects, water features or extravagant theming, and can carve out the time to appreciate all of the above while you eat!
We had an absolutely amazing day at our favorite park, Disney’s Animal Kingdom! Between the animals, the ambience, the cast member interactions and - of course - the rides, would you believe we had so much fun that we actually forgot that we were wearing masks?
‘Splash Mountain’ is about to undergo a monumental change, and we almost missed our chance to ride it as it has been for the past thirty years! Check out our latest vlog to see why, how and what we did to ride ‘Splash’ during a global pandemic!
We spent our 2020 Halloween at Disney's Magic Kingdom from open to close! Masks and social distancing were strictly enforced, fireworks and parades were offline, and park and ride capacity were limited - but the Disney magic was very much alive!
