The guys at Jambo Everyone has a nice little preview of what might be coming for a night time version of Kilimanjaro Safaris. I think I would love this.
Tag: disney world
It’s still a bummer that Elyssa and I won’t be down there for this.
> The upscale menu focuses on seafood and steaks, upscale cocktails and a solid wine list. You can get anything from a casual basket of fried clams or big butterflied shrimp to “the best Angus beef burgers in town,” says Chef Bob. (And the fries are hand cut.)
With prices of some of the items on the menu, *upscale* definitely seems to be the word of the day. Depending on the various reviews, maybe Elyssa and I will give it a shot during one of our trips later this year.
I’m a huge fan of Mickey in his baseball uniform.
$115 for a steak for 2? This is not a replacement for Capt. Jack’s.
They are offering a lot of cool perks, but $399 *before* tax is pretty steep (even with a 15% Annual Pass discount.)
Really bummed that I won’t be down there to be turned into an Imperial Pilot.
Majorly bummed that you don’t get to drive the amphicar yourself.
I know this sounds lame, but trust me when I tell you: this is *really* important for guest at Disney World who are trying to use My Disney Experience.
I was really surprised when the time scale used in this article was “a lifetime”, instead of “a year.”
Even if you’ve already booked a reservation for this time period, it makes sense to call your travel agent and see if you can benefit from this deal.
Another magical memory made at a runDisney event.
I cannot wait for them to reveal more details about this. The concept is so awesome.
Is anyone surprised that it was Sunshine Seasons?
Be Our Guest Breakfast
It’s apparently $20 per person, with a choice of entrée.[^f4534].
[^f4534]: I’m not sure I’d pay $20 for a fried doughnut with chocolate and caramel on it.
I know people do not have the same affection for *Avatar* as they do for Harry Potter, but I have a feeling that Disney is going to do some really impressive things with Pandora at the Animal Kingdom.
Erin Foster has been *killing it* at [TouringPlans](http://blog.touringplans.com) recently. As an introvert myself, I agree with a number of the tips in this article. Of course, I also feel like Disney is the one place where the large crowds to not really impact my introversion at all.
Let the speculation begin.
This review of the Wilderness Lodge Villas, combined with my recent stay at the Wilderness Lodge itself, makes me really consider buying into DVC at Wilderness Lodge.
An amazingly in-depth article from Erin Foster at *TouringPlans* about how much it goes to go to Disney World.