When traveling, the last thing you want to hear about, think about or worry about are restrictions. At the airport there are luggage restrictions, at the theme parks there are height restrictions. All of these, of course, are put into place to keep everyone safe and to make things flow smoothly. And if you’re traveling with a restriction of your own, more specifically a dietary restriction, you may find it hard to find a safe place to eat.

However, in true Disney style, the theme parks and resorts on Disney property have thought of everything when it comes to accommodating dietary restrictions. Disney restaurants...

If you’re thinking about visiting Mickey and all of his friends this summer, you’re coming at the perfect time. Starting at the end of May, all four Disney parks will be seeing some additions, upgrades and changes, and your family will be one of the first to check it out first hand!

So you’ve got a new member of the family, and you’re planning a dream vacation to Orlando? Congratulations, on both your new bundle and your bravery! Traveling to the Sunshine State with kids under the age of 3 can be done, and we’ve got a few tips and tricks to make things flow smoothly:

One of the first things you learn as a parent is that timing is everything. You become the master of perfectly timing play dates around nap times, you’ve learned to recognize periods of silence and know the difference between safe quiet and “he’s up to something” quiet. You’ve learned quickly that sticking to their schedule is on...

Ahhh, the tweenage years. Not quite a teenager yet, but still way to cool to be considered a kid. They can’t drive, but they’ve got plenty of social events that usually involve you chauffeuring them around. They can’t get a real job yet, but they want to spend time (and your money) at the mall and out with friends as often as possible. They’re starting to speak that foreign teenage language that parents have a hard time understanding, but they still cry when someone hurts their feelings at school. It can be an awkward, fun, and frustrating learning experience for both the child and the parent. But no matter how cool your 9,10 11 or 12 year old is, they’re never too cool for Disney. Here are a few...