This is your GO-TO resource for all things planning for WDW. We are building a list of what to pack when you go on your trip as well as educational opportunities and curriculum to use on your trip. Why not teach when your kids don’t realize they are learning, right?
Here’s a list of the “extra” activities you can do at Disney World without an additional charge. Many people don’t even know about these side adventures. I know we didn’t when we started going 10 years ago. We love these adventures because they are included with your normal admission. Plus if you have a memory book to get stamped, that makes it all the better.
Pokemon scoot over – get a free set of 20 collector cards when you visit the Magic Kingdom and sign up to play “Sorcerers of the Kingdom.” Sign up for the game at the Firehouse at Main Street, U.S.A. You will get a set of cards and a map to take quests.
Pokemon scoot over – get a free set of 20 collector cards when you visit the Magic Kingdom and sign up to play “Sorcerers of the Kingdom.” Sign up for the game at the Firehouse at Main Street, U.S.A. You will get a set of cards and a map to take quests.
Pokemon scoot over – get a free set of 20 collector cards when you visit the Magic Kingdom and sign up to play “Sorcerers of the Kingdom.” Sign up for the game at the Firehouse at Main Street, U.S.A. You will get a set of cards and a map to take quests.
These interactive DVDs are jam-packed with educational activities to reinforce the physics concepts they teach. They are a great find for homeschoolers or just to enhance your Disney World experience. These DVDs will help your family learn how the attractions work right before or after you experience them.
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