DDV #97 - Q & A with Dave

Time for another round of Q and A! Included this time are questions about day passes to the parks, driving in from a resort off property, what to do with an extra day, gift cards, a question about christmas time, a Horizons throwback of sorts, and finally a question about being afraid of rides. Kick your shoes off and take a listen. And do keep those questions coming davesdisneyview@gmail.com.

DDV #96 - my favorite restaurants in WDW

I often get asked which ones are *MY* favortie restaurants, so on this podcast I tell you.


There are 9 restaurants listed, along with 5 that are no longer the same - but which I loved in their previous incarnation. I won't tell you my top 9 here (you have to listen!) but I will tell you that the 5 include: Ariel's, Minnie's Menehune Breakfast, King Stefan's, 1900 Park Fare, and the Tusker House. 


Do you have a list? Feel free to post it in the comments. 


...And at the end of the podcast, I introduce my new app to help you with Pin Trading. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pin-trading/id521552029?mt=8 










 Enjoy!

DDV #95 - LegoLand

On this podcast, I am on location. But NOT at Disney World. Instead, I visit the recently-opened LegoLand which is south of the Disney Parks. I give you my thoughts and explain the lay of the land. I know, I've been talking about things other than Disney World of late - don't worry, I'll be back to that soon!

Welcome

Love how the sign says to keep off the legos.  Ha.

The garden is beautiful.

The giant Banyan tree

In the waterskiing show, there are giant Lego men.

The Lego city is *amazing*

DDV #94 - Phantom Manor

In the early days of EuroDisney, the Phantom Manor was really something. It featured Vincent Price as your ghost host, and really had a spooky feel to it. This podcast contains that audio from the attraction, as well as a few other thoughts about EuroDisney.
 

DDV #93 - My trip to EuroDisney

DisneyLand Paris - or as it was known at the time, EuroDisney - celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. I reflect back on the park's early days, and tell you a story about visiting the park about one year after it opened. Enjoy!