You may think that “drinking around the world” has always been commonplace at Disney, but did you know that Walt Disney himself wanted all parks to be “dry” (alcohol free)? Walt envisioned his parks to be a place where adults and children alike could come and enjoy entertainment, but didn’t think serving alcohol was acceptable at a place that was geared for families. Over the years, this has changed of course, and alcohol is served in all four Walt Disney World parks. Disneyland, Walt’s original park, is still alcohol free for the most part with the exception of Oga’s Cantina in Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge.  When people question why we go…

I am dreaming of the day that we can have ‘normal’ character interactions again. You know, hugging Mickey, pictures without masks, autograph books, etc. (you can keep your buffet set ups though, Disney!). Today I wanted to share some of our favorite character dining restaurants in hopes you can plan for some of these reservations for your next trip later in 2021 or 2022 when these are all open again. One pro tip I will share with you to start is to consider character dining for breakfast. Character meals are expensive. If you take a look at the price points, breakfast is typically at least $10 less than lunch or dinner! Below…