This is the second time I've been here and I have nothing but praises for this location. It's so…read morepeaceful and relaxing and safe. Surrounded by a beautiful lake and shops, if you wanna sit down and people watch, walk around the lake, just have some food, this is the perfect place to go with the family

The Celebration History Center mission statement describes their goal as, to collect, preserve and…read moremake available documentation and memorabilia about the history of Celebration, Florida. They had the Grand Opening of the Celebration History Center during Founders Weekend on November 14, 2009. The History Center is located in Johnson Hall at the old Town Hall, 690 Celebration Avenue, Celebration, FL. This year they will begin selling Celebration merchandise with the Celebration logo to residents and visitors from around the world.

Move It! Shake It! Dance and Play It! Street Party randomly seems to pop up while in Magic Kingdom…read morein Disney World. It has set times each day but I never plan on seeing it in my schedule, then bam! Next thing I know, I'm in the middle of the dance party. It's part parade, part dance party and tons of fun for the kiddos. It's incredibly high energy and fun to watch & bop along to. Bright, colorful, loud and fun - try to catch this in the Hub for ultimate dance partying. 35 minutes in length and most of the action takes place right by Cinderella Castle. It does parade around a bit but that's where most of the dancing with the characters happens. In terms of characters, you'll actually see some random ones you might not catch in other parades and definitely won't see in Meet & Greets or walking around the parks, so that's cool! They also encourage social media interaction by using #MoveItShakeItPics on Twitter or Instagram, you might get your photos on the floats during the party!

Not your typical Disney Parade. you aren't cordoned off the side walks, the Parade progresses from…read moreMain Street to the castle and around Walt's statue. Then the music really starts. The Dancers and the characters invite you to come out into the street for a dance party, and everyone joins in the fun for a good 10-15 minutes. A chance to get up close to a few of the costumed characters and break out some of that extra Energy that Disney produces in every kid and adult (And burn off all that extra sugar you know you've consumed.) This parade is a lot of fun to watch and participate in. Be sure to find out what times it rolls out, It's usually 2-3 times each afternoon. And if you see Leo, tell him his haunt momma said hello.

The Sunny Day Carousel is a ride located on Sesame Street in the SeaWorld Orlando theme park. This…read moremerry go round is a low impact fun for all ages ride that parents can take the kids on as well. The sesame street characters are bright and friendly looking to invite new ride goers an easy way to enjoy some fun without big thrills that might scare them. The line moves quickly as there are a lot of horses and stationary benches to choose from and it last about 3 minutes. This is a great addition to sesame street!!!

It is magical but also expensive for entry. Thumbs up to Disney for the logistics and crowd…read morecontrol. Friendly and helpful staff. For the adults, there is nothing you have not seen as far as the parade goes. But the new lighting and laser shows really made a difference, and the fireworks made our days. Bring a small backpack with some snacks and water as lines for fast food can be long. Many restaurants require prior reservations. It may be too late for the kiddos as show ends around 10p but they will have a good time. Enjoy ...

Completely disappointed of this year's Mickey's very merry christmas party. Last year the…read moredecorations were everywhere, there was christmas spirit everywhere you went, there were stations of hot cocoa and cookies, free popcorn and sodas Everywhere you went. This year... the popcorn sodas had to be paid, the feeling of christmas just wasn't there. The people that works there look tired and trying to get you out of their way as soon as possible, the decor was... nothing near to the one last year and christmas spirit...? Forget it. They raised the prices and it is fair to say that they gave us a nice tree ornament when you get in, and at the end we got a paper/poster-ish of the party as a gift.. I would have enjoyed better the marshmallows they gave at the end last year. This is a tradition my husband's family has, but after this year everyone felt so disappointed they decided to not do it again.

Mi keys no so scary never disappoints! We had so much candy I had to give it away and we didn't…read moreeven get to hit all of the stops in the park. The parade was great and watching the headless horseman ride down Main Street is always a great time! The decor always on point and the castle show is spectacular! I have a full review on my TT page @efeleats where you can see the full review of Jack and Sally meet & greet but that was so worth it ! They did such a great job changing up Jack Skellington this year All the yummy treats are great and the decreased wait times during party nights for the rides is always a plus as well

We had an incredible time at Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween party! The event requires a special…read moreticket and has limited availability made by reservation. If you don't get a ticket, call and ask because if someone cancelled their reservation you might be able to get a ticket. The Magic Kingdom looks amazing at Halloween. Plenty of spooky fun Disney decorations and themes. You will receive a trick or treat bag to fill during the night. There are several candy spots where you will fill your bag. We got soooo much candy!! If you or your kid has a food allergy no worries, when you go to the candy stop they receive a special token good to redeem at their own station where they receive an entire bag of allergy free treats! Pretty cool!! You will see Mickey and all of the Disney characters... and I mean ALL OF THEM! There are several scattered throughout the park and every single character is in the parade. I mean characters I've never seen before walk in the parade!! The lines to rides are shorter so you are able to go through them much quicker and can do more. We did all of the premier rides at least once and a couple twice. Some of the smaller quick service food spots are closed and a few of the non-ride entertainment attractions are closed to make room for the trick or treat candy pickup spots. Overall it was a 10/10 experience for our entire family of 6.

C'mon, it's a SpEcTaCuLaR show! The gorgeous costuming and brilliant puppetry, amazeballz…read moreacrobatics and inspiring singing all come together to create an exhilarating experience. It's so inspiring to see and some fun audience participation. High energy fun for all ages, it's way more than a brief respite from the Florida sun and heat. I've seen this show a few times and it's def worth your time at Disney. (No extra charge). All seats are good. Don't sleep on this cool Lion King themed Disney show! Thanks for following me and Happy hot Summer 2026! ~Tami in Miami

Festival of the Lion King is one of the best shows at Animal Kingdom. It had different dances,…read moreacrobats, singers, etc. It's definitely a must-see if you're going to Animal Kingdom. The performers made the session interactive by interacting with the audience. I recorded some videos of the show, and my toddler still enjoys watching them. The stand-by line might be a bit long, but don't miss the show.

RunDisney is so much fun! I had my first RunDisney run during the Halloween Half Marathon in…read moreDisneyland in September, 2024. My second race I participated in was the RunDisney at Disney World for the Springtime Surprise, 2025 in early April. Both experiences were amazing and different too! RunDisney offers races at their Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, Disneyland in California, and even runDisney Virtual races. The community is wonderful! The community of runners are encouraging and so supportive! The Health and Fitness expo hall prior to the races are great! You get to see a lot of different popup vendors and booths! The Health and Fitness expo at Disney World is a lot larger than the Disneyland convention. The Disneyland expo is held at the Disneyland Hotel, right near the theme parks, whereas the RunDisney Expo in Disney World is at the ESPN World Wide Sports complex. It has multiple buildings for bib pick-up and shirts! You also can get official RunDisney merchandise at the expo halls! When I last went to the Springtime Surprise event, Brooks shoes was also there too! You had a chance to try on their different shoes that Brooks shoes had a collab with Disney! A few of their shoes had RunDisney Mickeys on the back of the shoe, or designed like Minnie or Mickey Mouse! It was a lot of fun! Race days are fantastic! The Disneyland Half Marathon that I participated went through both California Adventure and Disneyland theme park. The last 6 miles were outside the parks in the local Anaheim area! I had a chance to run through the Anaheim Angels Stadium! It was so cool! The 10k I ran during the Springtime Surprise went through Epcot and the hotels near the boardwalk area. The first 2 miles were outside Epcot, along the streets. It was still a beautiful morning early April, around 65 out! It was so nice! My next race is in October for the Disney World Wine & Dine 5k! I can't wait!

I ran my first Run Disney 5k which was very fun! The medal was super cool and I enjoyed running…read morethrough Epcot. I didn't like the super early start time and the thousands of people waiting to start but otherwise a good experience.

I stopped into the Stave Church Gallery in the Norway Pavilion at Epcot, and it ended up being one…read moreof those little experiences that's easy to miss, but actually worth a few minutes of your time! From the outside, the gallery building was impressive! it was a beautiful replica of an old, about 1200 A.D., traditional Norwegian stave church. The details on the exterior of the building were beautiful. The wood carvings and architectural detail are very interesting when viewed up close. I have passed by this gallery building many times and didn't realize that you can actually enter the gallery. This may be another "hidden gem" for guests at Epcot! There is a relatively short exhibit to walk through that mainly focuses on Norse Mythology specifically the Vikings. The exhibit mainly revolves around some of the main Viking Gods like Thor, Loki & Freyja. Since the exhibit is somewhat small, this exhibit can be walked through fairly quickly. However, the exhibit has been well built out. A large piece of the exhibit is centered around an array of carved figures, as well as several artifacts and exhibits explaining various aspects of Norse Mythology. This exhibit is certainly more educational then entertaining, however, I feel like it was a nice little "mini-museum" type experience within the larger park. One of the things I liked about it is that it's an opportunity to take a break from the crowds! It was cool inside, air conditioned, and gave me time to relax for a little while. Many guests make their way right over to Frozen Ever After next door, as a result, this area can get overlooked! I'm glad I took the time to check it out. It's a cool, low key experience that adds a little depth to the Norway Pavilion!

DON'T MISS THE CULTURAL STORY OF THE BUILDING…read more The Stave Church Gallery is housed in a very impressive looking building in the EPCOT Norway Pavilion. We were disappointed by what we saw inside the building - a single small room with a few artifacts (real or replicas?) with attached stories (ancient Viking myths or Disney movie plots?). Somehow Disney lost us here but during our short visit, we completely missed the story of the cultural significance of the Stave Church. We later learned that the word stave refers to an architectural style using vertical wood posts known as staves. Stave churches were medieval wood churches that date back to Norway 1100s and the EPCOT Stave Church Gallery is a replica of the Gol Stave Church that was built in the 1200s.