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Water Theme Parks Walt Disney World® Resort
If your image
of a water park is a bunch of nondescript slides held up by exposed wooden
superstructures surrounded by an over glorified city pool then you are in for a
special treat.
Walt Disney World® Resort is currently operating two water theme parks and
although the ultimate goal of both is the same, a relaxing, fun and refreshing
destination, the differences between the two are note worthy.
Disney's
Typhoon Lagoon Water Park is the more diverse of the two offering a greater variety of
attractions, which will appeal to a more varied group of guests. In addition it
is more frequently sought out by families with younger children.
Disney's
Blizzard Beach Water Park is certainly more exotic both in theme and individual
attractions and enjoyed by families with older children, particularly pre-teens
and teenagers.
In the next two issues of our newsletter we will take an individual look at
what each of these two wonderful water theme parks has to offer
To learn more about Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park
-click here-
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Boma
Breakfast Buffet
Located at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
I had for quite some time postponed staying at
Disney’s Animal
Kingdom Lodge. My thinking was that I would feel isolated from the
“Magic” considering that it was located on the western most portion
of the Walt Disney World® Resort.
Circumstances and opportunity had given way to reason and concern
and I was now several days into what was turning out to be a
wonderful stay. My worries about convenience and location had turned
out to be a non-issue due to the direct and frequent transportation,
and I had been thoroughly caught up in the allure of it’s African
Wildlife theme, that was so beautifully executed throughout the
resort.
Breakfast for me is an important and almost sacred meal and it is
for this reason that I had postponed trying the all-you-care-to-eat
African inspired breakfast buffet that is presented each morning at
Boma, which is one of the resorts two full service restaurants.
Would my fear of a plate full of unrecognizable breakfast food and a
early morning disappointment be realized or would I be pleasantly
surprised? For the answer to that question and a peek at the menu
-click here-
It’s the Golden 50th
Anniversary of Disneyland®
park—and the entire Disneyland®
Resort is celebrating with the “Happiest Homecoming On Earth”! In
Disneyland®
park, new attractions are joining classic favorites. While footsteps
away, in Disney’s California AdventureTM
park, they’re partying in the streets! And in the Downtown Disney®
District, the entertainment, dining and shopping are better than
ever. Stay at one of the Hotels of the Disneyland®
Resort and you’ll be right in the middle of the magic—and surrounded
by all the fun and excitement of this historic Disney celebration!
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quote -
Disney's
Wilderness Lodge
Water Theme Park Tips
One cooler per family or group with your food and drinks are
permitted excluding glass containers and alcoholic beverages
Arrive early the crowds build quickly and the best spots (shade and
location) go fast. What do we mean by early? Arrive at the official
park opening time and search a location that will suit your needs. You
can claim a locker or rent towels later.
During the summer months both water parks can be very crowded. You
should select a weekday if possible this way you will avoid the
locals that populate the weekends.
To avoid the crowds and if your admission media is inclusive of the
water parks (you are not buying a separate one day water park
admission) you may want to go in the mid to late afternoon. The
crowds will often thin out and the waits for the slides and other
attractions will be at their lowest.
Wear water shoes or sandals. The walkways are frequently sprayed
with water but you will find hot spots.
Leave Dads 35mm you gave him for his birthday back at the resort and
pick up a disposable waterproof camera. You will still be able to
capture the fun without the worry
In each of our newsletters we give you an opportunity to test your
Disney Knowledge.
Enter for your chance
to win your very own copy of The PassPorter,
the unique travel guide, planner, organizer, journal, and keepsake
written by vacation veterans Jennifer Watson & Dave Marx.
Below you will find a combination of
clues to this issue's restaurant challenge
You can arrive by foot, car, bus, boat or monorail
Theme park admission will be required
You won’t have to order fish to enjoy fish
No breakfast here so come back for lunch or dinner
Congratulations to
Anna N from
NY!
last issues winner
The clues to our last Restaurant Challenge were:
You can arrive by car or bus
Leave your theme park admissions in your room
you won’t need them to go here
This buffet will offer guests a taste from
another Continent
After dinner step outside and enjoy the view
with a “full moon” every night of the year
The correct answer was:
Boma at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge
Disney's
All-Star Sports Resort
Disney's
Caribbean Beach Resort
Disney's
Polynesian Resort
Special Rates on the Following Sailing:
10/22/05 - 4 Night Cruise
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Hurry, before this limited time offer sails away!
7-Night West Coast Cruises
Still Available!
You won't want to miss the magic of sailing the Pacific to honor the
50th anniversary of Disneyland Park. It's a golden opportunity to cast
off from Southern California and enjoy visits to exotic ports-of-call
along the Mexican Riviera, including Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and
Cabo San Lucas plus three relaxing days at sea.
7 nights from $1,249* per person, double
occupancy
*Rates available for May 28 and June 4, 2005 sail dates for
Category 12. Children's rates are available for Guests ages 3-12
traveling with 2 adults in the same stateroom. Government Taxes and
Fees and excursions are not included. See Disney Cruise Line brochure
for details and applicable terms and conditions. Other discounts do
not apply. Rates in US dollars.
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If your image
of a water park is a bunch of nondescript slides held up by exposed wooden
superstructures surrounded by an over glorified city pool then you are in for a
special treat. 
I had for quite some time postponed staying at
Disney’s Animal
Kingdom Lodge. My thinking was that I would feel isolated from the
“Magic” considering that it was located on the western most portion
of the Walt Disney World® Resort.
One cooler per family or group with your food and drinks are
permitted excluding glass containers and alcoholic beverages 
You won't want to miss the magic of sailing the Pacific to honor the
50th anniversary of Disneyland Park. It's a golden opportunity to cast
off from Southern California and enjoy visits to exotic ports-of-call
along the Mexican Riviera, including Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and
Cabo San Lucas plus three relaxing days at sea. 