Theme Park and Travel Guide

Some exciting news - we are planning a trip to WDW in 2018! I am currently writing a (personal ) Notebook for WDW that summar is es my tips and notes for our upcoming WDW trip. I thought it might be nice to share it with you all online - the tips that I have found at the planning stage. When planning a holiday, I read from num erous sources - from travel guide books, amazon e - books, TripAdvisor and other internet sources. I have foun d different tips in different boo ks and below I have summar ised what I have found. Th ese difference sou rces of tips were also the reason for the beginni ng of this website !   Its a work in progress, feel free to share in comments if you think something is wrong or want to add something. The tips are untested at this stage - but I will let you know how they go in practice during 2018. Epcot (Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow) I have read that this park is also called 'Every Person comes out Tired'.

© Summer Migliori @sumo migs This week we have a review of Disneyland (Anaheim) from an Annual Passholder (AP) . Her name is Summer Migliori and you can follow her on Twitter or Instagram: @sumomigs. Her responses are below: What made you get a Disney Annual Pass? Do you live close to the parks (i.e are you a local?)   I live about 7 hours away from the park in the San Francisco Bay Area. I go to Disneyland over 3 times a year, so it was only natural I got the pass! I have the Signature pass. The S ignature is one of the higher tier passes. It gets you free parking, the maximum discounts, and the only dates that are blocked out are in December and January. I got this one because I like going for birthdays and things, which always happen to be in the summer or during the height of spring break, which is when most passes are blocked.  I never got to go to the parks as a child, so once I was able to afford it, I went for the first time with my mom and sister and