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Tag Archives: WDW
Cleaning out my Disney Bookbag. #monstroussummer
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Look at all of those old Fastpasses and rider swap cards. Anyone else collect those?
Doggy Prom at Best Friends Pet Care in Disney World
Canine Couples Don Tiaras & Tails for Doggy Prom - 42 Pups “put on the dog” at Best Friends at Walt Disney World Resort
Prom season went to the dogs this week at Best Friends Pet Care at Walt Disney World Resort. More than 40 dogs donned bow ties, boas, tiaras and tails to attend the first-ever Doggy Prom.
The canine couples walked the red carpet into the Best Friends doggy day camp room, which was decorated in a Starry Night theme with dark blue and silver streamers and stars. There was doggy dancing under the disco ball and, just like at high school proms everywhere, a doggy prom King and Queen were crowned.
The staff, wearing prom attire too, took photos of each canine couple to send home to mom and dad.
2013 Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party Tickets & Details
One of Disney World‘s annual special events is Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, which happens every fall leading up to Halloween! Disney has just released the official dates and tickets for the 2013 Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party.
Boo! Don’t be afraid. The screams you hear are squeals of delight, not fright. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to visit the Magic Kingdom Park in costume and trick-or-treat for candy and goodies with some favorite Disney Characters, all in their finest Halloween costumes. Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party takes place on select nights from 7 p.m. to midnight.
Here are the official dates of the 2013 Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party:
Five things you Need to Know About Face Painting at WDW
Throughout the Disney parks you will find several Face Painting Stations. Recently I took my son to get his face painted at WDW and wanted to share some Tips & Tricks with you to help make your experience more magical!
1.Each face painting station offers the same selection of about a dozen faces you can choose from. These are your only choices and range from flowers and princess inspired faces, to dogs and pirates.
2. You should expect to pay around $15 for the face. We chose a Pirate face that was $12, but others ran a little more or about the same.
