A Disney-fied Golf Cart

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On May 1, 2010 Carol and I were celebrating my birthday at EPCOT. Naturally we had to take a ride on Soarin’ As we waited in line we struck up a conversation with another couple who seemed to be avid Disney fans, just like us. When they heard that we were staying at Fort Wilderness … Continue reading "A Disney-fied Golf Cart"
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Until Shanghai, railroads have been chugging through Disney parks since 1955

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Walt Disney, left, proudly surveys Disneyland as the E.P. Ripley pulls into the station on opening day, July 17, 1955. With him are then-California Gov. Goodwin Knight, center, and Fred Gurley, president of the Santa Fe Railroad. When Shanghai Disneyland opened to the public on June 17, there was one classic Disney attraction conspicuous in … Continue reading "Until Shanghai, railroads have been chugging through Disney parks since 1955"
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Disney on a VERY Limited Budget

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DISNEY ON A BUDGET…….AN EXTREME BUDGET! By Guest Blogger: Kay Belin Summer is coming and it is time to plan vacations so it is a good time to discuss a trip to Walt Disney World. Recently, I was asked by a family with very limited means to see if there was a way they could … Continue reading "Disney on a VERY Limited Budget"
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The Fort Wilderness Book

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If you were to ask me, “Which Disney resort is your favorite?” I would immediately answer, “Fort Wilderness Campground.” It will probably come as no surprise to you that Carol, a compulsive collector, has saved some keepsakes, mementos and souvenirs from a resort which ranks high on her list of favorites. They were scattered throughout our home, some in her pin collection, some in the Tickle Trunk, some in scrapbooks and others in book cases or file folders. About two years ago she decided to put them all together in her new Fort Wilderness Book. Once she had it all assembled in a large 3-ring binder, we were both pleasantly surprised by some of the treasures she had picked up over the years. Here is a look at a few of the highlights from the Fort Wilderness Book.
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Lawn Mower Tree – Fort Wilderness

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Jack Spence is on a leave of absence until 2014. This is a reprint of a blog he wrote several years ago. This blog originally ran in 2007 and was accurate at the time of publication. For those of you not familiar with the “Lawnmower Tree”Âť it’s an interesting oddity located at the Fort Wilderness … Continue reading "Lawn Mower Tree – Fort Wilderness"
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A Carriage Ride through Fort Wilderness

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Ft. Wilderness offers a carriage ride throughout the resort for a flat fee of $45 no matter how many people ride. The capacity is four adults or two adults and three small children. The first ride leaves the Settlement at 5:30pm. The ride's duration is approximately 25 minutes. Extensive stills and video of the carriage ride.
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Christmas at Fort Wilderness

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As you read this blog big changes are taking place at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. The campers are getting ready for Christmas! All of those fabulous Halloween decorations are coming down; the campers are setting up their campsites for the most wonderful time of the year. “The Fort” is being transformed into a … Continue reading "Christmas at Fort Wilderness"
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Trick-or-Treating at Fort Wilderness

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As soon as I started editing my photo, a certain song began playing in my head. I’ll spare you this time by just saying it is from the Villains’ Dance Mix and Mingle. Halloween at Walt Disney World is wicked fun between the special holiday park and resort treatments and Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. Guests … Continue reading "Trick-or-Treating at Fort Wilderness"
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