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Got a case of wanderlust that won’t quit? Your next Disney family holiday is a click away. Our moms have bounced around the globe testing out family vacation spots from campgrounds to African safaris and they’re dishing the dirt on what works, what doesn’t and what you need to know before you go. Get all the Disney family travel information essentials you need (from a traveling mom's perspective, natch!) to dive into your next Disney adventure.
Here you'll find family holiday ideas and tips for taking the kids to Disney or on a Disney cruise.
Prepare to be wowed as we were, by the new Fantasyland at Walt Disney World – the largest expansion in the Magic Kingdom’s 41-year history, doubling the size of the existing Fantasyland to 21 acres. Expansion began opening in mid-March of 2012, and it’s not over yet.
"Disneyland (and by extension Disney World) will never be completed. It will continue to grow as long as there is imagination left in the world." – Walt Disney
After living about twelve houses down from my mom for the past eleven years, we are now living over twelve hundred miles away in Denver, Colorado. Because of this move from Florida, I don’t get to see my mom as often as I used to.
When I found out that I was going to Orlando for a sponsored retreat with Traveling Mom, I sent my mom a text asking if she wanted to meet me. I was thrilled that my mom was able to make it and we had a wonderful time catching up on the past few months, exploring the Disney parks and eating out. On the morning before we were both supposed to head back home, we explored Epcot.
If you’ve ever thought that visiting the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library was not enough reason for your family to venture to Simi Valley, California (it is!) along came the Disney exhibit to help you decide to go. The D23 Treasures from the Walt Disney Archives provides Disney fans a rare and fascinating insight into how the company evolved into the international empire it is today. Displaying over 500 selected items; the exhibit takes the visitor on a visual journey of discovery-from the early years through the development of theme parks and live action movies to the renaissance of animation in the 1990s.
My kids can be wimps about rides at Disney. But I love the lights and magic, the feeling that you’re defying gravity when really, it’s an optical illusion not a stomach-popping drop. 
When you think of Disney, odds are you think of running from ride to ride and being amused by all the characters.Well, that’s what a group of mom bloggers found on their recent trip to Walt Disney World, too.
They discovered Disney can actually keep you fit, with the right choices.
From transportation choices (yes, walking when you can, instead of taking the boats or buses), to food options (EVERYTHING doesn’t have to be fried, though the Mickey ears ice cream treats are a must in my family), you can actually work Disney to your advantage when it comes to healthy alternatives.
When you think of Disney, families probably flood your mind, merrily making memories around the various amusement parks. But sometimes, adults prefer to leave the kiddos behind and tackle the parks on their own. Our TravelingMom blogger network recently held a conference at Disney’s Yacht Club Convention Center, and part of our assignment while there included a visit to the parks without kids. That’s right: Disney with moms. And as you’ll see in the video below, it’s possible to have a whole lot of fun, especially at Animal Kingdom, where these moms went a little wild. 
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