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April 8, 2013

Dining at Disney’s Animal Kingdom

I don’t know about you, but after an adventure at DINOSAUR and Chester & Hester’s Dino-Rama, I feel hungry enough to eat a dinosaur! Well, maybe not quite that much, but when I get a rumbly in my tumbly at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and my stomach growls louder than the Park’s inhabitants, it’s good to [...]

Tips for Traveling to Walt Disney World with Kids

Please welcome another special Guest! Today we have Alea from Diary of a Scrapbooker. Alea is a diehard Disney fan whose kids participate in our Earn Your E.A.R.S. program. She’s got some great travel tips for visiting the Disney parks with kids that I’m sure you’ll find pretty resourceful. Hi, I’m Alea! In addition to [...]

Feast Aboard Disney Cruise Line

A lot of folks celebrated Valentine’s Day this week with a romantic evening at their favorite restaurant. Well, Disney Cruise Line offers just as elegant experiences aboard each of their three (soon to be four) ocean liners. Here’s a sampling of the fare you may find on the Disney Dream, along with recipes to replicate [...]

Have the Happiest Christmas on Earth!

At this time of year, the Happiest Place on Earth transforms into the Merriest Place on Earth! During the Christmas holidays, Sleeping Beauty’s Winter Castle sets the stage for unforgettable tannenbaum traditions. Its snow-capped steeples, glistening icicles, and shimmering lights excite Guests’ festive spirits. The whole Park, it seems, is aglow. The nightly Sleeping Beauty’s [...]

Epcot World Showcase: The France Pavilion

Epcot’s France Pavilion is a must-stop photo op. Showcasing La Belle Epoque of France, or Beautiful Age (1850 to 1900), this Pavilion, like the city after which it is modeled, is one of the most aesthetic on the World Showcase. Signature mansard roofs and dormers, elegant parks complete with hedge maze, and welcoming boulevards and [...]

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May 23, 2011

Guest Post: Beauty and the Beast

We are honored to have a very special Guest blogger with us today. Please welcome Tara Mitchell, a fellow Disney-devoted veteran homeschooler who is also an agent with 3D Travel Company, an Earmarked Disney Travel Agency. Thanks for joining us today, Tara! Thanks Jodi for letting me visit today. I’m Tara from Goin’ to the [...]

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May 21, 2011

Lemonade Mouth

This article originally appeared at Between the Lines. In honor of the “What’s What?” airing of Lemonade Mouth, I thought it would be fun to release it here now too! The Disney Channel debuted a made-for-TV movie April 15th called Lemonade Mouth. Huh? Yeah, I know! That’s what I said when I saw its first [...]

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May 5, 2011

Alice’s Curious Labyrinth

Many Magical Mouse Schoolhouse readers have requested more posts and activities for their younger kiddos, our littlest Guests who aren’t quite ready for the physics and engineering and all that heavy thinking. Well, friends, today is your day! I hope you enjoy the feature, and I have a hunch you’ll find the Takeaway quite tasteful! [...]

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December 16, 2010

A Christmassy California Adventure

Already been to Disneyland Park? Well, then, hop on over to California Adventure Park and complete your holiday experience! New DCA main gate concept Your first stop should be to pose with the candy cane-striped CALIFORNIA sign at the entry gate. Those photos will make great holiday cards, and they will also soon become collectors’ [...]

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October 18, 2010

Adventures by Disney

Adventures by Disney are professionally planned and guided international family vacations ranging in length from six to thirteen days. Destinations on six of the world’s seven continents offer a variety of experiences from historic to scenic, from seascape to mountain peak, from cities to ruins. On Adventures by Disney trips, travelers are adventurers and participants [...]

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