by Passholder Diva | Oct 10, 2017 | Dining Plan Tips, Dining Reviews, Dining with allergies/ diabetes, Disney Springs, First Timer Tips, Walt Disney World
Anybody with a child (or a cranky spouse) who has ever been to Disney World knows standing in line is no fun. And being hangry and in a long line at restaurant is a dreadful combination. Add in trying to juggle keeping your place in line with finding a vacant table...
by Passholder Diva | Jul 18, 2017 | Breakfast, Dining Plan Tips, Dining Reviews, Disney Springs, Disney Springs, Vegan / Vegetarian
by Passholder Diva Most people are at least somewhat familiar with Wolfgang Puck Express, one of the oldest (if not the oldest) counter service restaurants in Disney Springs. It’s also well-known as one of the best values for a counter-service meal on the Disney...
by Canadian Diva | May 26, 2017 | Dining Plan Tips, Dining Reviews, Dining with allergies/ diabetes, Disney Springs, Vegan / Vegetarian, Walt Disney World
by: Canadian Diva Ahhhhhhh, Burgers and Fries! The quintessential all American meal enjoyed by millions. However if you have severe allergies or have children that do, this North American staple is usually not possible to enjoy. Well I’m here to tell you that...
by Soarin Diva | May 21, 2017 | Disney Springs, First Timer Tips, First Trip Tips, Souvenirs, Transportation Tips & Reviews, Walt Disney World, Walt Disney World
If you are anything like me, you love those awesome free souvenirs you can get from amazing cast members at Walt Disney World. I love them all, from the Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom cards to the celebration buttons. There is one freebie that isn’t talked about...
by Passholder Diva | Mar 2, 2017 | Dining Reviews, Disney Springs, First Timer Tips, First Timer Tips, Trips on a Budget, Walt Disney World, Walt Disney World
by Passholder Diva Let’s face it: a visit to Walt Disney World isn’t exactly cheap. And while the parks may be the happiest place on earth, they also have typical theme park pricing on counter service menus. The average adult meal can run between $10-$14, and that’s...
