The Pixie Dust Pals Plan...the Magic Kingdom!

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It’s one of the most frequent questions we get about Walt Disney World: which is your favorite park? I generally respond that you wouldn’t ask a mother to pick her favorite child and I love them all. HOWEVER, if we’re doing a day at Disney, and we can only choose one park, I’m choosing the one with the most Pixie Dust: the Magic Kingdom. Allison even threw me a baby shower themed around the lands in the Magic Kingdom! Given that some of our most beloved experiences (fireworks!) are currently on pause, we are going to share an ideal day filled with our favorites in food and fun from our *favorite* park! (Shh don’t tell the others.)

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Boo to You! Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party

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Even though it's only September, it's been Halloween at the Magic Kingdom since August! This year the Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party has a plethora of tricks and treats that both first time attendees and annual visitors can enjoy. Let’s boo this!

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The 2019 Food and Wine Festival: Our Top 5 Tips and Tricks!

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IT’S ALMOST HERE! The 2019 Food and Wine Festival at EPCOT kicks off tomorrow! If you’ve never been to this glorious celebration we have a few suggestions to get the most out of your festival experience.

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Think of All the Joy You'll Find, When You Leave the World Behind (and travel to Europe)

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Cheers, mates! I’ve just returned from a delightful romp through Ireland with a short pit stop in London. While I experienced a myriad of incredible things while abroad (like holding a baby lamb and staying in a castle), I also made time to find pixie dust everywhere I traveled. I also got the chance to experience a lifetime dream celebrating one of my other obsessions—Harry Potter!

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Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory –– Lunch

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We came to Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory for the gluten free beignets. I’d long heard tale of Sassagoula offering a gluten free variety of this New Orleans delicacy, but had been denied this deliciousness on previous trips. On one attempt, Sassagoula was closed for refurbishment. On another, our schedule was too tight to swing it. But this trip – this trip was it. I was finally going to taste Sassagoula’s gluten free masterpiece. We also decided to make a lunch of it and were pleasantly surprised to find that the Port Orleans–French Quarter’s quick service food court serves up tasty dishes beyond their fried dough. Let’s dive into our Port Orleans experience.

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