If you’ve heard that Epcot isn’t as fun as the other parks, I’m here to try to change your minds. Maybe I’m excited about it because it’s a travel themed theme park, which is clearly right up my alley, or maybe it’s because I don’t like when things aren’t given a fair shake, but either way, I’m sharing all of the fun things to see and do in each region of the park, along with my favorite foods to eat and drink at Epcot, as well as a few fun facts about various regions. I hope this encourages you to spend some quality time at Epcot on your next trip to Walt Disney World!
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Disneyland: The Luxury Travel Guide + Insider Advice
Disneyland in Anaheim, California is often called “The Happiest Place on Earth”, and for good reason! Every aspect of the park is carefully designed to be an incredible experience from the moment you set foot inside the park, until long after you leave. The staff, or cast members as they’re called, are exceptional and will do whatever it takes to help guests have a great time, and with endless dining, lodging, and experience options, there’s something for everyone at Disneyland!
Tokyo DisneySea: The Luxury Travel Guide
Tokyo DisneySea was our last stop during our tour of Japan, and I couldn’t think of a better way to end our time in the Land of the Rising Sun than by visiting Tokyo Disney’s water themed park before heading to Haneda Airport. Inspired by classic fairytales of the sea, like The Little Mermaid, Tokyo DisneySea is an incredible expression of storytelling taken to the next level. The park consists of 7 themed ports, Port Discovery, the American Waterfront, Mediterranean Harbor, Mysterious Island, Arabian Coast, Mermaid Lagoon, and the Lost River Delta. Read on to see how much there is to do at the park, from marveling at the incredibly ornate architecture and trying foods unique to the park, to riding rides, meeting characters, and experiencing your favorite films in a larger-than-life setting.
My East Coast Bucketlist
From Maine to Florida, this East Coast Bucketlist contains all of the cities we hope to visit in the coming years on our new side of the country! Here are some of the places I can’t wait to visit as soon as possible!
Celebrating My Best Friends’ Engagement
I mentioned in this post how the Waldorf Astoria Orlando helped us celebrate the engagement of two of my best friends, Jamie & Shane, while we were all in Orlando, FL together. It was such an honor to be there when Shane popped the question, and to be able to photograph their sweet moments around the Disney parks, and so with their permission, I wanted to share some of my favorite snaps from their engagement day that I captured.
500 Basket Bags, Under $100 for Every Style
You may have noticed how much I love basket purses. I’ve started quite the collection, with 14 and counting, my closet is beginning to look like a basket weaver’s workshop! Under $100 and one of a kind, these unique purses are the perfect way to bring new life to your wardrobe, and they go with everything!
The Hollywood Tower Hotel: The WORST Hotel I’ve Ever Stayed In
During our time in Orlando, Florida, we stayed at the Hollywood Tower Hotel, which had come highly recommended, however it turned out to be the worst hotel we’ve ever visited. Here’s why I would never recommend booking overnight accommodations at this resort, and why you should stay elsewhere.
Orlando, Florida: The Luxury Travel Guide
Orlando, Florida is one place I look forward to visiting every few years. It’s where Walt Disney World and Universal Studios Orlando are located, plus it’s home to some of the very best fine dining, shopping, and hotels in all of Florida, making it the perfect place for travelers who are looking for something a bit different. I hope this guide helps you fall in love with the Orlando area, just like I have.
Epcot’s International Flower & Garden Festival
Epcot, one of the four Walt Disney World theme parks, puts on the annual Epcot Flower & Garden festival that draws visitors from around the world to marvel at all of the botanical beauty on display around the park each March until July. If you’re not familiar with Epcot, this Disney park highlights food, architecture, and culture from around the world in different “countries” which is to say the park is organized in something of a World’s Fair style, with an emphasis of eating and drinking around the world. From Japan and Mexico to Great Britain, France, and China, Epcot’s International Flower Festival adds a botanic touch to this internationally themed theme park, all included in the cost of theme park admission.
Waldorf Astoria Orlando: 5-Star Luxury Hotels of the World
Our time at Waldorf Astoria Orlando was one of our favorite hotel stays we’ve enjoyed anywhere in the world. While Waldorf hotels are synonymous with impeccable service, stunning surroundings, and the best amenities money can buy, all in the most desirable locations around the world, the staff of Waldorf Astoria Orlando went above and beyond at every single turn to make our week in Orlando, Florida, time at the Walt Disney World parks, and the celebration of our two best friend’s engagement, a truly special occasion.
Aquamarine at Waldorf Astoria Orlando
Aquamarine, Waldorf Astoria’s poolside café in Orlando, Florida was one of my favorite places we ate during our time in Florida. The food was exceptionally delicious and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal after taking a wonderful midday swim in the hotel’s spacious, palm-tree encircled pooled. Stepping into the covered stone café was the perfect way to cool off, relax, and enjoy some of the best seafood and drinks we had on our escape to Florida.
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