Tag: Fort Wilderness
Disney Historian Jim Korkis goes up into his imaginary attic to rummage around his archives and often stumbles across an unusual story about Walt Disney World. Those who have met me know that I take real joy in talking about Walt Disney. The Dragon Calliope By Jim Korkis It continues to amaze me that there … Continue reading "Jim’s Attic: The Dragon Calliope"
The Cabins at Fort Wilderness
Posted onIf you have read some of my previous blogs, you will know that Carol and I are huge fans of Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. We just love spending time there in our RV . . . but I’ve often wondered what it would be like staying in one of the cabins. Carol stayed … Continue reading "The Cabins at Fort Wilderness"
Disney Pic of the Week: Food
Posted onWhen people are planning a Disney vacation, they concentrate on where they are going to stay, which parks to visit and when and what to eat. That last one is the reason the All Ears Menu Section is so popular. I remember sending restaurant menus to my youngest daughter to see if she approved. The … Continue reading "Disney Pic of the Week: Food"
Motor Cruising on Bay Lake
Posted onMotor Cruiser coming into the Fort Wilderness Campground and Resort dock.Nikon D700/28/300VR, 1/400s, f/10, ISO 200, EV +0.3, 300mm focal length. Motor Cruisers travel between the Bay Lake Resorts and the Magic Kingdom daily. Larger than Motor Launches, Cruisers are a comfortable way to enjoy the ride as they pass over the water bridge between … Continue reading "Motor Cruising on Bay Lake"
Newbie and the Geek Take Disney Resorts and Celebration
Posted onGet ready because this was a long day filled with adventure, danger, and wild creatures in the night. Our story begins on a cool January morning at All-Star Movies at Walt Disney World. It was the place we collapsed each night after running amok through the parks. Having only visited the food court, gift shop, … Continue reading "Newbie and the Geek Take Disney Resorts and Celebration"
A Carriage Ride through Fort Wilderness
Posted onFt. 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.
Ft. Wilderness Christmas — Dave “The Castle Guy”
Posted onGuest Blogger Gary Cruise writes about Dave "the Castle Guy", who shares his labor of love Christmas decorations with visitors to the Fort Wilderness Campground during the holiday season.
Cast Member Magic at Walt Disney World
Posted onDisney parks are wonderful.The attractions and rides are second to none in the world. As Lisa would remind us, without the Cast Members, the MAGIC we all associate with a Disney vacation would not exist. On my last trip, I meet three such Cast Members which created magic for my family and other guests. While … Continue reading "Cast Member Magic at Walt Disney World"
Trick-or-Treating at Fort Wilderness
Posted onAs 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"
Halloween Time at Fort Wilderness Campground
Posted onAs everyone gears up for Halloween and trick or treaters, guests at the Ft. Wilderness Campground get ready too!
Each year it seems more and more sites are decorating for the holidays and this year is no exception! Thanks to Gary and Carol for the awesome golf cart tour!
Ft. Wilderness has released the schedule of events for October 30 and 31st! If you get a chance, head on over to see the sights or watch the golf-cart parade! Copies of the events are at the bottom of this blog!
Please Note: You can NOT drive your car around Fort Wilderness to see the sights. You can take an internal bus and walk around or some folks rent golf carts from the Fort. You can also take the boat from the Magic Kingdom.
