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In Disney, Disney Blogger

Advice For Your First Trip To Walt Disney World

I've been to Disney World three times before, including a summer as a cast member, and I'm currently planning my fourth trip. For this next trip we're going with my cousins who have never been before and, even though my own first trip was only 6 years ago now, I had forgotten just how daunting (as well as obviously very exciting) the whole...

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In CEP, Cultural Exchange Program

What No One Tells You About Working For Disney

Two years ago today, on the 17th June 2017, I boarded a plane to the other side of the world to go and  live and work in Orlando, Florida for 2 1/2 months. The day was finally here. I was moving to Walt Disney World. I had done it. At the age of 19 I had achieved my dream and it was the...

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How To Get The Most Out Of Your Disney Dining Plan

With the Walt Disney World Free Dining offer coming out for UK guests a couple of months ago, dining plans and Disney dining in general are pretty hot topics at the moment, and if you know me at all you'd know that there's nothing I love more than discussing Disney food. Whilst some people don't think the dining plans are worth it, personally...

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In Disney, Disney Blogger

A Guide To Walt Disney World Dining Plans

Last week in the UK, the highly anticipated Walt Disney World free dining offer was released for 2020 and I think it's safe to say it was more popular than ever before. As soon as the offer went live on Wednesday evening there was a virtual queue of over an hour long to even look at holiday prices, and by Thursday afternoon this...

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In CEP, Cultural Exchange Program

Week Eleven | Working For The Mouse (CEP/DCP)

Saturday 26th August - Disney Springs and Dominos I was working 10:15-15:30 and then went over to Disney Springs to do a bit of last minute shopping, buying a memory box for myself and some gifts for my family and friends. I bought a strawberries and cream crepe from Aristocrepes and then spent the evening at home. Me and Esme ordered Dominos for...

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In 2019, bucket list

My West End Bucket List

Along with the rest of my family, I have been a pretty avid musical theatre fan for as long as I can remember. As well as going to see both touring productions and shows in the West End, from Matilda to Rocky Horror, I have also been involved in school and Am Dram productions which have been some of the best experiences of my life. However there are still plenty...

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In 2019, lifestyle

What I Read In January

Seeing as when I was at university I was lucky to read one book a year, one of my New Year's resolutions for this year was to read twelve books (aka one book a month). I decided to set up a Goodreads account to try and keep track of what I'm reading and hold myself accountable for keeping up with my resolution and I thought as well I would write...

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In CEP, Cultural Exchange Program

Week Ten | Working For The Mouse (CEP/DCP)

Saturday 19th August - Photopass Day at Hollywood Studios Me and my roommates all had either the morning or day off and it happened to be Photopass Day across the Disney parks so we decided we'd go and see if we could meet any rare characters. Esme, Cat and Katie went to Magic Kingdom really early but me and Jenna had been working...

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Week Nine | Working For The Mouse (CEP/DCP)

Saturday 12th August - Work This week seems to be the week where I gave up making a note of the mundane things I was doing before/after work so there are a few days where I apparently just did nothing! Sunday 13th August - Epcot and Universe of Energy This was the day that Universe of Energy closed and Courtney and I had the morning off so we decided...

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In 2019, blogging

2019 New Year's Resolutions

Based on what i've seen online, 2018 has been a bit of a strange one for almost everyone; it seems to have lasted forever but has flown by at the same time, and has been full of some amazing highs but also some pretty awful lows too. For me, 2018 was the year I graduated, turned 21, finally saw Taylor Swift live, had...

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