Posts in Disney
Experience the Magic of the Candlelight Processional at EPCOT

The holiday season at Walt Disney World is an enchanting time, and one of the most beloved traditions is the Candlelight Processional at EPCOT. From November 29 through December 30, 2024, guests can enjoy this extraordinary event, which beautifully narrates the Christmas story through the voices of celebrity narrators, accompanied by a mass choir and a 50-piece live orchestra. As part of the EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays, this performance promises to be a highlight of your holiday visit.

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Disney’s Disability Access Service

Like most policies, Disney’s Disability Access Service (DAS) policy is updated from time to time and as such, if you’d like the most up to date information on DAS, please find that information on the Disney World & Disneyland websites. Here at People Mover Travel, our goal with this article is to explain the DAS program as it currently stands so that you can determine if this is a service you can make use of and, if so, how to make use of that service. We’re taking on this important topic in a Question and Answer format and we hope you’ll find it useful.

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Best Use Of Quick Service Dining Credits 2024

The Disney Dining Plans are back! But are they worth the money, or are you better off paying for meals as you go? In short, the dining plans are prepaid meal plans. Without getting too much into the weeds too much in this post, there are essentially two options: Disney’s Quick-Service Dining Plan and The Disney Dining Plan. We’ll circle around into the Disney Dining Plan in another Post.  For now, let’s take a look at the Quick-Service Plan!

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Disney Cruise Line Online Check In 101

So you’ve booked a Disney Cruise and you’re preparing to set sail in just a few short weeks! You’ve got a tropical print shirt, your new swimsuit, your favorite pair of flip flops and now it’s time to do your online check in!

But wait, you’ve never done this before and have no idea what it means to do an online check in for a Disney Cruise! Fear not! We have the details on what you need to know! Read on sailors!

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Three Unexpected Things I Loved About The Grand Californian Hotel

On my recent trip with the People Mover Travel team to the Disneyland Resort I stayed at The Grand Californian Hotel and Spa. I knew that I would enjoy a great room, delicious dining and exceptional customer service staying at a Disney resort but there were three little things that I wasn’t expecting to elevate my experience but definitely added that extra layer of Disney magic!

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Choosing Your Disney Park: Disneyland or Disney World?

If you’ve never been to a Disney park before it can be really overwhelming to try and figure out where to go! Not only are there things to consider like which hotel to stay at, how many days should you get a park pass for, where to eat BUT what about which actual park to visit? Disneyland or Disney World? What’s the difference? So we decided to break it down to basics to help you make your decision on which park you want to visit! Let’s go!

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Haunted Mansions Around The World

“Welcome, foolish mortals, to the Haunted Mansion.” - one of the best opening lines in an attraction ever!

The Haunted Mansion is a hugely popular attraction that opened first in Disneyland and then opened in four other Disney Parks around the world!

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Magical Days in the World: Time Traveling Through Magic Kingdom

Have you ever felt like you’re traveling through time when you’re at Walt Disney World? WDW abounds with representations of both the past and future, from subtle allusions to elaborate depictions. If you’re like me, you also find yourself flashing back in time with your own Disney memories and imagining future changes and experiences. Here are just a few of my thoughts on time travel in Magic Kingdom.  

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Lessons I Learned From Walt: Optimism

As a child I would tell my mother, “I’m an optimistic optimist!” before galavanting off to save an invisible fair maiden on my stick horse. I was a very upbeat kid, as most children are, unbeaten by the unfairness and malice the world sometimes holds as an adult. Walt, while prone to occasionally donning a bad attitude (what his employees called his “bear suit” days), was an eternal optimist.

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