Kids really enjoyed walking through the Swiss family treehouse. It was an easy walk up and down,…read moreeven though we were very high in the air had an amazing view. I always felt that everyone was safe. No loose boards and you have a great view of the whole park

The Swiss Family Treehouse is a charming walk-through attraction that offers a peaceful break from…read morethe hustle and bustle of the parks. It's not a thrill ride, but it's full of nostalgic Disney magic and impressive detail. The craftsmanship of the treehouse is incredible, and the views from the top are surprisingly scenic. There's a whimsical, storybook vibe that makes you feel like you've stepped into the classic tale. That said, it's a lot of stairs, so it may not be ideal for everyone, especially during peak heat or with younger kids. It's more of a leisurely, exploratory experience than an exciting one, but still very worth the stop if you enjoy the quieter corners of Disney. A solid four stars for a beautifully themed, relaxing attraction that honors Disney's storytelling roots!

World Celebration is one of the newest areas in Epcot and you're essentially in World Celebration…read moreafter you check through the theme park gates! World Celebration has some of my favorite rides in Epcot! Spaceship Earth: This ride is a must ride for my family every time we visit! The ride also has some of the lowest wait times in Epcot. Lightning lane pass are usually immediate for Spaceship Earth. The ride is relatively long too. I think it's about 15-20 minutes. The ride takes you through a historical journey of Earth. I love the end of the ride and seeing the stars in the sky! Journey Into Imagination with Figment: The Figment ride is my daughter's favorite ride! This ride usually has a low wait time as well! Sometimes, you can walk onto this ride with low wait times in the morning and evening times! The Figment ride goes through all of your senses like smell and sight! After riding, you get dropped into the Imagination area where you can meet Figment and a Figment themed store as well. Disney and Pixar Short Film Festival: This is a film right next to Journey Into Imagination with Figment. You'll see short stories like Piper! It's a great place to take a break during the summer! It's fully air conditioned. If you're looking for quick service dining areas, World Celebration has some locations! Connections Café and Starbucks, Connections Eatery, and Club Cool for Custom Soda Samples are located in World Celebration. The Connections Eatery has a wide range of burgers and sandwiches. There usually is a custom waffle offered during the seasonal offerings! Connections Eatery, with the Starbucks café, offers good options for breakfast! Club Cool for custom soda samples offers a variety of custom sodas that you can choose from! It's a stand near Mission Space Earth and Test Track. There are a few World Celebrations Character Meet and Greet too! You'll find the character's in Epcot's Main Entrance like Pluto. There are also dedicated spaces in World Celebration for the seasonal festivals like the Art Festival, with food stands! World Celebration offers Entertainment. You'll want to use the Disney World Mobile Application to view show times. There is the new Encanto show, Forces of Nature (Inside the Moana's Journey of Water), and JAMMitors! While we were visiting during the Holidays, there were special Holiday shows too. The new Commmunicore Hall and Plaza is located in World Celebration too! This is a great new area inside Epcot!

World Celebration is the newest space at Epcot! This place puts the PARK in theme park. After…read moreconstruction lasted for many, many years, I am happy to see this location finally open. You will find TONS of seating areas and charging ports. There is entertainment walking around, and Custodial Cast Members create water art as well. 4 Stars for now, since the area is still under construction in some areas, resulting in loud noise. But, once it is fully complete, I hope to return for a 5 star offering. I made a full 4K walking tour of this space on the EYNTKinfo YouTube channel if you want to see more.

Disney has outdone themselves with the amount of detail, immersive environment, background music…read moreand offerings in the New Fantasyland. It hosts two new attractions (Enchanted Tales with Belle and Under The Sea: Journey of The Little Mermaid) two new meet and greets (Ariel's Grotto and Gaston) and three new food and beverage options (Be Our Guest Restaurant, Gaston's Tavern and Maurice's Popcorn Machine). When you walk through the area the surrounding sounds of Magic Kingdom completely disappear and are replaced by chirping birds, running water sounds and very faint wind effects. Look down and you'll notice the details of horse drawn carriage and their hoof prints. The architecture is Provincial French a la Disney's Beauty and The Beast.

Ah, there's something magical at Disney. I have been going to Disney for 10 years straight now…read more Each time I try to find things that I miss from my previous visits. Now, I can say with certainty that there will be so much more new things to explore here. You can tell the difference between the Pro or the First timer. The pro will get inside the park and head straight back to the New Fantasyland while First timer will go through the Main Street then head left toward Adventure Land. If you are new to Disney, I suggest head here first because it will be packed with people later in the day. Can't wait til next year.

You can stop to grab the Hogwarts Express back to London (Universal Studios Florida) here - queue…read moreincludes lines for express pass users as well as the normal folks, and queuing here wasn't as long as from the London King's Cross side. It's quite close to the entrance of the Hogsmeade Village with a full train locomotive photo op area outside the entry (sometimes a conductor there). There's not much decor inside but at the same time it's a bit faster. Screens in the train I describe on the review for the Ride itself!

This is a nice little way of getting between the parks and still staying in the Harry Potter…read moreuniverse! What a Harry Potter nerd doesn't want to experience the Hogwarts express ! It's one of those things that you do once because the wait in line is typically killer, and it's honestly easier to just walk between the parks. Still a pretty nice Harry Potter experience !

Be prepared to spend some money! But that's pretty much what's expected nowadays....overpriced…read moreeverything. Putting that aside, they do have nice sweets selection that my son enjoyed. I don't know how I managed but only gave in with some Mickey Mouse suckers.

Mickey's Toontown Fair, a mini land located within Fantasyland was rethemed into Storybook Circus…read moreduring the Fantasyland expansion. Here you will find two of the Dumbo spinner rides, relocated from it's old location by Cinderellas castle. The classic ride received an updated queue and it has a prominent memory in my childhood. Also you will find the Barnstormer Featuring The Great Goofini which is a small roller coaster good for even young children. Kids can play and cool off at Casey Jr. Splash 'n' Soak. We arrived in this section right before ten o'clock and so we were first in line at Pete's Silly Side Show Meet & Greet where you can meet Disney characters in their circus costumes. Madame Daisy Fortuna and Minnie Magnifique . appeared right at ten o'clock and since we were first they paid us extra attention and walked us back to the photo area. This little extra consideration would be nice if you have young kids. When you finish this area you can catch a ride on the Walt Disney World Railroad which has a station in the back of this area. Although this was designed with young children in mind it's a fun walk through for anyone. I do however miss Mickey and Minnie's house that was a part of Mickey's Toontown Fair. I hope they find a way to bring that back perhaps somewhere else.

Super Awesome FUN!!! Excellent free transportation at Walt…read moreDisney World. I stayed at hotels they connect to it before it was built. Prices increased after that. I usually jump on around Epcot & Hollywood Studios with excellent views day or night. I usually get privacy during the day, but have to share a gondola oftentimes at night. Be aware that they sometimes close very early in the evenings, depends on the season. It doesn't stay open late.

We utilized the Disney Skyliner several times during our recent visit to Disney World, with trips…read morebetween Hollywood Studios, the Riviera Resort, and EPCOT. It's worth noting for first-timers that EPCOT's only Skyliner station is located at the International Gateway. This is essentially the "back door" to the park, situated between the France and United Kingdom pavilions in the World Showcase. While the station itself is functional but unmemorable, it is a great way to enter the park. The Caribbean Beach Resort station serves as the Skyliner's main hub; all three lines converge there, and any line-to-line transfer happens at this location. Luckily, we experienced no lines or wait times at any of the stations during our visits. The Skyliner opened on September 29, 2019, and it remains a modern, clean, and comfortable addition to the resort's transportation. All the staff members we interacted with were polite and helpful. In general, the system is incredibly convenient, though I do think there could be better signage and maps at the individual stations to help guests navigate the different lines more clearly.

Came here to get out of the sun and rest our feet only to discover they had a little garden (at…read moreleast during the flower festival) and a few options to eat and drink. I think I even saw some plugs if your phone is running out of battery as much as you are, haha.

TASTY GRAB-N-GOOF SNACKS…read more We dropped by the kiosk outside CommuniCore Hall that was serving a limited time menu of Grab-N-Goof specials. This kiosk's menu always changes for the EPCOT seasonal festivals and programs. We ordered the Chicken Goof Ups ($5.99) and Goof Troop Mac Snack ($5.49). Both were surprisingly good. The Goof Troop Mac Snack was three large thick slices of panko crusted mac n cheese - crispy on the outside and hot and gooey on the inside plus a marinara sauce. The Chicken Goof Ups was a large portion of crispy chicken pieces and panko crusted cheese curds. Each was large enough to share. It was a hot summer day and we ate inside CommuniCore Hall that was styled as Goofy Core for the Disney Cool Kids' Summer 2026 program. Good AC but not much seating.

I attended a few of these parties as a teenager when they first started, and now I have returned as…read morean adult with my kids, led by my mom, who is very familiar with the Party. We arrived before it started, and getting into the Park was a breeze, with barely any line. As day visitors were leaving, we entered. We were handed a chocolate covered mickey marshmallow in a plastic wrap and a cute Christmas ornament. The main highlights were the live shows, which were outstanding: The parade was fun with so many characters, set to the nutcracker suite. We caught it twice, and it was definitely worth staking out a close up spot for my kids the second time. The final show at closing, in front of the castle, was incredible- live song and dance shows that were so cute and creative and fun. It was very easy to find a spot right in front of the stage- the show went well past midnight. The fireworks show was also just incredible. I haven't seen this high tech use of lights projected on the castle before- and it was so cool, and beautiful, and impressive. Add the fireworks on top of that - amazing! The free cookies and drinks were interesting. Even though lines are long, we could go through them pretty quickly. We only were served a cold cider apple juice which I didn't like, and we didn't grab all the treats. I didn't realize until the end that I could have just gone through myself and gotten cookies for my kids and mom rather than us all stand in line. When I finally did, that was helpful. My kids sat with Santa- what a high for kid along with being in the Park. Sometimes, the rides and lines seemed empty, and of course we couldn't go on all of them, but we got in quite a few, able to jump onto the carousel at the drop of a hat. It was fun to be around a million other people willing to dork out in christmas attire.

Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, you have my heart! I…read morehave been to Disney World a bunch of times, but never during the holiday season. With that being said, we booked a trip this year especially for this reason. So off we went. My husband and I departed from Souther California, and my sister from Seattle to spend a week of holiday fun at the parks. Friday night, we attended the Christmas party at Magic Kingdom, and my heart is still so full. From the ambiance of the park, decorations, the snowfall, holiday treats, fireworks, to the very best parade ever, this event will forever hold a special place in my heart. In fact, I'm already trying to convince my husband to take me back next year...lol!