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Experiencing my first Disney Cruise Line, Visiting Edinburgh, and Returning to Disneyland Paris

Disney Magic at Sea The Disney Magic came to England this year, to offer staycations to UK guests. Begining its voyage from Southampton, it finished its journey in London Tilbury. It bought a bit of magic a bit closer to home this Summer. I was very lucky to experience two embarkations in two different locations. …

Alton Towers Scarefest
Travel, Uncategorized

First Time Visit to Alton Tower’s Resort for Scarefest

Back in the Summer, I decided to invest in a Merlin Annual Pass to visit more of the UK theme parks. It has been one of the best purchases I’ve made. Having recently been back to Chessington, Thorpe Park, and Legoland, last weekend was my first visit to Alton Towers Resort. I was very impressed …

Walt Disney World hacks and tips
Disney, Travel, Walt Disney World

Walt Disney World hacks and tips for your next visit

I recently came back from my fourth trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando and having been going since the 90’s, it is great to see it always evolving and changing. From Dining Plans and Magic Bands and to hard ticket events such as Halloween and Christmas there’s always a reason to keep on visiting. …

Disney, Disneyland Paris, Travel

Travelling to Disneyland Paris by Eurostar

Disneyland Paris by Eurostar is the easiest and quickest way to get to the heart of the magic. The Eurostar runs from Ashford, Ebbsfleet and London St.Pancras and in just under 3 hours, you’ll be in the parks in no time. Disneyland Paris by Eurostar Marne La Vallée Station Marne La Vallée is the hub …

Disney Blogger
25th Anniversary, Disney, Disneyland Paris, Disneyland Paris Hotel Reviews, Travel

Feel Like Royalty Staying In The Disneyland Hotel

Everyone’s dream is to stay in the Pastel Pink hotel that is also the key to entering Disneyland Park. It is the first thing you see when you arrive off the Eurostar and out of Marne La Vallée station, you’re home. Instead of walking underneath to the turnstiles, it was an overwhelming feeling going up …