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With winter upon us, why not brighten your day with a Disney soup recipe from the Disney recipe vault? Here are three recipes that will bring some Disney magic to your house.  Curry, Carrot, and Apple SoupThe first soup from the Disney Recipe Vault is the Curry, Carrot, and Apple Soup from Disney Cruise Line. Apples and carrots add just the right

Renee Sklarew, author of The Unofficial Guide to Washington, D.C., shares with us the Christmas events worth visiting in our nation’s capital. After the leaves fall in late November, Washington, D.C., becomes a festive holiday getaway. Nearly all the neighborhoods have events and festivals, along with holiday markets and, of course, the National Christmas Tree in President’s Park. Here are

Tammy Whiting, our Disney Cruise Line expert, shares 10 of her favorite ports to visit in Europe in 2025. Disney Cruise Line is visiting more than 40 European ports next year, with some great options. Here are Tammy’s top 10. 1. Stavanger (or Mekjarvik), Norway – Disney sometimes ports in Stavanger, and sometimes ports at Mekjarvik, which isn’t far from Stavanger. Stavanger

Disneyland’s Blue Bayou Restaurant, serving Cajun- and Creole-inspired cuisine, is the place to be for a taste of New Orleans. Pam Brandon, author of Delicious Disney: The Fresh Edition cookbook, was kind enough to share the Pan-seared Salmon Recipe from Blue Bayou. So, if you are not at Disneyland right now, impress your guests with this sumptuous entrée. We did.

Tammy Whiting, our Disney Cruise Line expert, shares 10 helpful hints for those traveling with babies on a Disney Cruise. Not surprisingly, Disney Cruise Line tries to make traveling with a baby as easy as possible. After all, Disney knows young families are its target audience. Having recently returned from a cruise with a 6-month-old, I’ve got some tips that