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From celebrating one of life’s many milestones with friends to spontaneously spending a romantic weekend away with your partner, there are so many reasons to visit Walt Disney World Resort for an adults-only vacation at your #HappyPlace. And there is no better time to visit than during The World’s Most Magical Celebration, which honors the resort’s 50th anniversary. It’s a chance to embrace your nostalgic side and experience Disney as an adult! Here’s a list of must-do things now that you’re a grown-up!

My daughter has Celiac Disease — along with 2 million others in the United States and about 1% of people around the world. People with Celiac must eat a strict gluten-free diet. Question is, how can I explore one of my favorite places in the world (Universal Orlando Resort, of course) with one of my favorite people in the world?

In Fairbanks, Alaska, the phone rang on the bedside table, jolting us awake. My wife, Freda, silenced the beast by picking up the receiver on the third ring. I was trying to gather my wits, barely able to recollect where we were. Glancing at the digital clock on the table nearest my side of the bed, I could easily see it was 2:09 a.m.

Going to a theme park with a group is a lot like going to the movies; it’s more enjoyable when you can share the experience — your favorite parts, your least favorite parts, and all the highlights there are to dish about.

The Holidays at the Disneyland Resort begin this Friday, Nov. 12—and earlier this week, cast members working during the overnight hours installed one of the most iconic symbols of the season at Disneyland park, the 60 foot-tall Christmas tree in Town Square. As holiday music played in the background, third-shift cast waited with anticipation in the chilly morning air for the first “unofficial” tree lighting of the season, celebrating by enjoying some donuts and coffee.

After nearly a year of homeschooling, game nights, swimming, biking, forcing my kids to watch and appreciate beloved 90’s movies — our family needed a break from the repetitive cycle of 2020 activities and tribulations. Both my husband and I lost our jobs right at the start of the pandemic. Our kids (and every other child in the world) experienced a sudden stop in sports, academics, friends, and other extracurricular activities.