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We all know that Walt Disney World is a great place for families young and old... but what about for adults only? Absolutely! Too many think, incorrectly, that a Disney trip is for kids, but there are so many adult experiences at Walt Disney World as well. In this ongoing series - Be a Kid Again at Disney, Chuck, Hawk and Meaghan discuss adult dining experiences and why adults should consider an adults-only trip to WDW. Tuck in, we're talking about fine dining on this episode of MouseKast!

We return with game night! Chuck leads Matt, Meaghan, Natalie, Hawk and a live viewer audience for game night. Can you identify the Disney character based on the eyes only? It's not as easy at it looks!

Video version (where you can see the clues): https://www.youtube.com/live/kzf3PX4a5vE

Just as the Disney Parks entered the 22nd century, a new front-of-the-line service was announced. Called FastPass, guests could get a pre-assigned time to return to an attraction for a short wait. Over the next 20+ years Disney's front-of-the-line system has undergone many changes and evolutions. Chuck, Hawk, Meaghan Annemarie and Ty review the history of front-of-the-line access at Disney Parks and discuss the newest iteration, the Lightning Lane system (single pass, multipass and the newly announced Premier pass). We're getting into the Lightning Lane on this episode of MouseKast!

We continue our ongoing series Disney on a Budget. On this episode of MouseKast, we'll look at ways to get the best value when it comes to dining at Walt Disney World. Chuck, Hawk, Meaghan, Matt, Natalie, Mike and Ty talk about different ways to maximize your dining dollars at Disney including a discussion about whether or not to use a Disney Dining Plan, and other ways to get the most dining value at Walt Disney World. We're doing Disney on a budget on this episode of MouseKast!

For many, a trip to Walt Disney World isn't just about hitting the parks. It's about hitting the road... for a race. Each year tens of thousands of new and veteran running enthusiasts flock to Walt Disney World and Disneyland for the annual RunDisney race events. From Marathon and Half Marathon weekend to Wine and Dine, Princess, Halloween and more, there are many opportunities to RunDisney in the parks and virtual options at home. On this edition of MouseKast, Chuck, Natalie, Meaghan, Hawk and Ty discuss the ins and outs of RunDisney events and what impacts they have on the parks. Lace up those running shoes, we're Running Disney on episode 43 of MouseKast!

When to comes to celebrating any sort of holiday, important date (birthdays, anniversaries), or accomplishment, there's no better place to do so than at Walt Disney World. The cast members at Walt Disney World go above and beyond to help make sure you have a great celebration but also join you in celebrating your milestone. On this episode of MouseKast, Chuck, Hawk, Matt, Annemarie and Natalie review some way to help you celebrate at Walt Disney World and special extra experiences to consider to make your celebrations even more magical. We're celebrating on this episode of MouseKast!

Welcome to a special episode of MouseKast! This is a recording of our first LIVE game night from Sept. 25, 2024. Chuck leads Matt, Meaghan, Natalie, Hawk and Ty on another round of 20 questions and this time, the cast had some help from our live viewers!

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Many guests visiting Walt Disney World are doing so on a budget, trying every way they can to keep costs down. We're starting a new ongoing series on MouseKast: Disney on a Budget. On this first episode of this special series, Hawk, Natalie, Meaghan, Priscilla, Matt and Ty join Chuck for a deep dive into Disney's value resorts - the All Star Resorts (movies, music and sports), Pop Century Resort and the Art of Animation Resort. We discuss their overall value, the benefits of staying a different value resorts and some of the possible challenges. We're doing Disney on a budget on this episode of MouseKast!

Most people experience Walt Disney World or Disneyland with family and friends, or perhaps with a group. But what about going solo? For many, a solo trip might seem like a bad idea, but you might just be missing out on some of the best Disney experiences and memories ever. On this edition of MouseKast, Natalie, Ty, Matt, Hawk join Chuck to review the benefits of a solo trip to a Disney park, some of the potential hesitations, and ways to enhance a solo trip that are less possible traveling with others. We're going solo on this edition of MouseKast!

According to the National Weather Service, the historical peak of hurricane season for the United States is September 10. For anyone planning to visit Walt Disney World from June through late October (and sometimes into November), tropical weather can be a possibility. Just because a tropical system might be forecast to impact Florida doesn't mean you should automatically cancel or move your trip to Walt Disney World, and if you do happen to be in Orlando when a tropical system comes through, all is not lost. Chuck, Hawk and Meaghan discuss some tips for planning for tropical weather and for how to deal with it should you encounter tropical conditions during your Walt Disney World vacation. We're heading into the eye of the storm on this episode of MouseKast!