The Rue D' Baga Cake Walk

Port Orleans French Quarter is one of the nicest resorts to take a little stroll around.  And because of the intimately comfortable size of the resort, you also don't have to worry about getting too lost.  ;)

Disney's Port Orleans French Quarter
Walt Disney World, FL

Deck 4 Says R-E-L-A-X

For the ultimate experience of relaxation on a Disney Cruise, head to deck 4.  Comfortable lounging.... constant shade... and a non-nauseating view of the open waters..... Can't be beat!!!!

Deck 4
Disney Fantasy


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Chakranadi

Those eyes, man... Look At Those Eyes!!!!

My daughter, who cannot NOT dance when passing live music, found a cute little dance partner here.

On select days, stop and admire this duo if you get the chance.

Chakranadi
Asia
Disney's Animal Kingdom
Walt Disney World, FL

The Welcome Committee

Officer Peabody waiting for someone to help him complete his sign.

Officer Peabody
Disney's Hollywood Studios
Walt Disney World, FL

"You Want A Piece of Me?!?!"

This intimidating Cast Member "greets" guests as they enter the park.   ;)

Star Wars Weekends 2013
Disney's Hollywood Studios
Walt Disney World, FL

Colbie "mmm Mmm MMM!!!" Caillat

Every year, during early December, Disney tapes its Christmas Parade that will air on Christmas Day.  The taping usually lasts for 2 or 3 days; and besides a parade, various musical guests perform.  This year, that list includes the lovely and talented Colbie Caillat, singing "Christmas In The Sand".

It was an absolute treat to see this gorgeous wom.... uuhhh, song being performed.  ;)

Colbie Caillat
"Christmas In The Sand"
Disney Parks Christmas Parade Taping - 2012
Magic Kingdom
Walt Disney World, FL

Disney's Human Element - Brazilian Tour Groups.... "Here We Come...."

"... Walkin' down the street
We get the funniest looks from
Everyone we meet..."

Unfortunately, I think that Monkees Theme Song speaks to what a lot of people think about the Brazilian tour groups. Some people think "Oh, well, that type of behavior is probably tolerated in their country. But it's totally not appropriate here in America." But recently, I've seen a couple of posts on forums, from a couple of Brazilians; one of which has been a part of a Disney Tour Group. Well... any rude or line cutting behavior you may see, is definitely not acceptable in Brasil. And since these are teenagers, with chaperones they might not know all that well; they may tend to act-up once in a while. So in the end, it's just kids being kids. And not all of them display bad behavior. But since there seem to be many groups at Disney during the same timeframe, a lot of visitors probably just get overwhelmed with all of them. And it's just too bad that they all get grouped together in the realm of public opinion.

Main Street Bras....err, U.S.A.
Magic Kingdom
Walt Disney World, FL