Monday, December 5, 2011

And the new winner is....

The first winner never contacted me so we had to draw another name




Cathleen King  please send me your address at

You have 48 hours to contact me or I will have to draw another winner.

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Winner of the Lanyard Pouch is...........

We had 29 entries into the trivia contest.  My 3 year old daughter drew the name.  The winner is....


Lori Gallant!!!!!!!


Lori you have 48 hours to contact me.
Please send me your address to




Thursday, November 17, 2011

Two of a Kind.... Castle Giveaway

Our friend at Two of a Kind... is having a great giveaway for a Disney Princess Doll.  Would be a great gift for your little girl.   Click here to go to her page and enter.
http://www.twoofakindworkingonafullhouse.com/2011/11/disney-princess-ultimate-dream-castle.html?showComment=1321566321024#c6031216550232395929


Also be sure to check out mattel

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Disney Wishes Contest


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Thank you to all who follow Disney Wishes on FB and on my blog. 

On my recent trip to WDW, I bought this Lanyard Pouch.  The pouches are awesome.  You can hook it to a lanyard and keep your park ticket, resort room key and money in it.  This is so much more convient than carrying a wallet or purse to the parks and so much safer and less chance of you loseing it.  It is made of plastic so it will keep your items from getting wet on those water rides and from rain.  You can use this at so many places, not just at a Disney park.

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Details for the contest:  The contest will run from now, Wednesday November 9 through midnight Wednesday November 16 on my FB page so you must "Like" Disney Wishes on FB first.  Click here Disney Wishes  to "Like".  I will be posting Disney trivia questions throughout the day.  All you have to do is answer the question correctly.  Each person who answers correctly will get their name in the drawing.  Suppose you answer 10 trivia questions correctly, then you will get 10 entries.  You can only answer each question once.  When I post the next trivia question, I will "Close" the previous trivia question by posting Closed in a comment under the question, so that means anyone who answers the previous question after I "Close" it will not get that entry.  So be sure to answer the question as soon as you see it.

Extra entries -
 1. Refer someone to Disney Wishes FB page.  They must say that you sent them and they must be a new follower.
2. Follow my blog by email.  Be sure to comment on this blog entry that you follow by email.
3. Follow this blog by Google Friend Connect.  Leave a comment here with your Google Friend Connect name.4. Follow me on Twitter at DisneyWishesMom.  Leave a comment here with your twitter name.

Good Luck to everyone who enters.  I will announce the winner on my blog November 17.  The winner will have 48 hours to respond back to me or I will have to pick another winner.  Whoever wins may also get a little something extra with this Pouch.


This contest is only available to U.S. residents only.
Terms and condition may change.



Good Luck and have Fun!!!

Monday, November 7, 2011

Friday, November 4, 2011

My review of Sanaa at Animal Kingdom Lodge at Kidani Village

Me, my husband, my 3 kids and my parents tried Sanaa for the first time Sept 15, 2011. We all love Boma and thought we would try something different. We were kind of nervous but excited to try Sanaa. When we got there, the waitors were playing drums and singing to let everyone know it was time to eat. My kids loved that. They called our name and seated us. Since we were a party of 7, we didn't get to sit at the window but we were able to see the beautiful animals from our table. I believe the tables next to the windows were for four or less people. The kids loved seeing all the animals. The restaurant was so simple and beautiful. We had no clue what to order. I ordered a dish that you chose two sample dishes and one rice. I chose the Chicken with Red Curry Sauce, Shrimp with Green Curry Sauce and Basmati Rice. It was so delicious. You could diffanately taste the curry. My family are big eaters and at first we thought we were still gonna be hungry after but we had just enough food to fill us up. Each of us ordered something different so we could try all the foods. There was nothing I didn't like. My 11 year old son is autistic and is a picky eater. He ordered a steak and he loved it. He ate every single bit. My 3 year old and 1 year old had Mac & Cheese. For dessert I ordered the Dessert Trio. It was so yummy. It included Chocolate ckae, Tropical fruit Kulfi and Chai Cream. It came in small sample cups. The kids got Vanilla Ice Cream with Chocolate Mickey Ears and sprinkles. After we ate, we went outside and watched the animals eat and play. It was so relaxing to watch them. Sanaa is one restaurant that I will be going back to on our next trip to WDW. 

To learn more and to see a menu, go to Disney World's website at http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/sanaa/

Disney a la Carte giveaway

My friend Disney a la Carte is doing a F&W Cook Book giveaway.  Go to their FB page and join in.  Be sure to tell them Disney Wishes (Lynn Brooks) sent you.  http://disneyalacarte.blogspot.com/

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Disney-A-La-Carte/207361752636386#!/pages/Disney-A-La-Carte/207361752636386

Sunday, October 30, 2011

My friend Mommy Kat and Kids are haveing a giveaway

Click the Mommy Kat and Kids link on the bottom and enter to win the new Winnie the Pooh DVD/BlueRay.  Who doesn't love winnie the Pooh and all his friends?  Especially us Disney fans.  The giveaway ends November 22.  Not too many people have entered so far.  If you win , please let me know so I can congradulate you.  Good Luck to all my followers.
http://www.mommykatandkids.com/2011/10/disney-winnie-the-pooh-blu-raydvd-combo-pack-review-and-giveaway.html

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Our WDW trip in September

I know this is looong over due but here a small run down of our trip.  I will write about specific activities in later posts.
On this trip, it was me, my husband, my mom and dad and my 3 kids all packed in my mini van.  I can't believe we all were able to survive the trip from NC to FL.  We left Friday evening and my dad drove from NC to GA.  Sometime around 2am, we stopped and got a hotel room.  The next morning is when my 11 year old son finally realized we were going to the Happies Place on Earth.  The kids were so excited. 
We arrived at Caribbean Beach Resort around 11am.  Our rooms were not ready so we decided to go to DTD and eat at T-Rex.  We had never ate there before.  We all loved it except my 3 year old daughter, she was scared and screamed just about the entire time.  While waiting for our table there, my sister and her husband surprised us.  They never told any of us they were going to WDW also but I had a feeling they were going because of all the questions my sister kept asking me.  After eating we headed back to CBR and unpacked.  Me, my husband and kids and my sister and her husband headed to EPCOT for a half day and that's when all the magic really began.

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Magical Mouse Plans

Magical Mouse Plans is having a great contest for Walt Disney World's 40th anniversary.  Head on over and join in on the fun.
http://magicalmouseplans.com/walt-disney-world-40th-anniversary/

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Chip & Co is doing a great prize pack giveaway

In celebration of the “How will you train?art contest going on now in Pixie Hollow and ending on September 6, Disney was nice enough to hook us up with a HUGE giveaway to run on the Chip and Co Site!
The Disney Prize pack includes:
  • A Pixie Hollow workout bag
  • A Pixie Hollow T-shirt
  • A Pixie Hollow hat
  • A Pixie Hollow workout log
  • Pixie Hollow stickers
  • Pixie Hollow window decals
  • A Pixie Hollow starter flower garden that you can watch grow as you train!
To enter we are going to do things a little different. Each place you follow Chip and Co gives you 1 entry to the contest.
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Each comment also counts as 1 entry
Obviously the more you share this article, comment, or follow the more chances you have to win.
Contest ends Monday Morning September 5th at 10am. I will pick one lucky person and notify them via Facebook that they won. That person will have 24 hours to respond back or I will pick another. So please use a valid way for me to contact you.
Good Luck!


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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Don't forget to pack these items before leaving to Disney

     Before our WDW vacay, I try to make a list of everything I need to pack weeks in advance.  We all know to pack our clothes, shoes and beauty products but some items you may not even think of taking.  Here is a list.

1) Power strip-You know how the resort rooms have a limited number of plug ins.  If you are like me, you take a lot of items that need to be charged.  I always take my cell phone and my husband's, digital camera, video camera and lap top.  If you count that is 5 items.  It is hard to find 5 accessable plug ins in the rooms.  Just plug in your power strip and all electronics are being charged in one area.
2) A bright colored cloth or hankerchef for the stroller.  As you know there are hundreds of strollers being used at Disney.  When you get on a ride you park your stroller in the designated area but when you come off the ride, your stroller may be moved.  The Cast Members are always re arrangeing the strollers to maximize the space.  If you but a brightly colored cloth tied to the handle, your stroller will be recognizable more quickly, especially if you rent a stroller from Disney. 
3) Decoration for your resort room window.  Especially if you stay in a value resort, there will be a lot of rooms that you will pass before you get to your room.  To make it much easier to find your room, decorate your window.  The kids will love it.  You can find clings for windows or you just make your own decorations by cutting out your favorite character or if you are at the parks during a holiday, use holiday decorations.  Don't forget the tape.  You can also get the mini lights that are found during Christmas to outline the window.  You can find many things to decorate with at your local dollar store.  The kids will love helping to decorate and will have fun to help locate their room on their way back from the parks.

     What items are on your packing list other than the usual?

Friday, August 26, 2011

A WDW Wedding

Recently someone asked me about writing an article on getting married at WDW.  I thought about it, so why not.  As you may know my husband and I were married at WDW's Wedding Pavilion on August 15, 2007.  I had always dreamed of a Disney wedding ever since I was a child.  I remember rideing the monorail past the WP (Wedding Pavilion) and seeing other weddings taking place.  On December 23, 2006 my then fiance asked me to marry him.  At first I never thought of a WDW wedding.  I always thought it would be too expensive.  When my parents mentioned WDW I started looking into it and asked my fiance about it.  I wasn't sure if he would even agree since he had never been to WDW and it would cost our families some money to go from NC to FL.  I started researching online and showed him and to my happy surprise he said ok.  I knew I couldn't afford the big grand wedding but instead we did the small wedding which is if you have 10 people or less, and that includes the bride and groom(We had a total of 10 family members including ourselves).  The cost was about $4000.  And it was so worth it.  We also stayed at WDW for a week and the whole price ended up being arount $7000, which included our stay at POFQ for me, my husband and my 7 yo son. 
     The whole process of booking the wedding was so easy.  I made a phone call in January 2007 to Disney's wedding department.  They sent me lots of info.  The first thing was to decide when and where we would have our wedding.  We originally wanted to get married at SunSet Point at the Poly  outside on the sand but in August, the temps are just too high to be all dressed up in a dress and tux so we decided on the WP.  Even though the WP cost $1000 more it was well worth it.  We set the time for 10am. that way we would have all day to enjoy the resort, park or what ever we wanted to do.  

   Here is a list of all things included in our wedding package:
1-Wedding Pavilion location
2-A total of 4 hour limo service for transportation to and from the WP
3-Music for the wedding ceremony and small reception
4-Bouquet and boutineer
5-Cake with Mickey and Minnie topper
6-Bottle of Champaign
7-Photography for the ceremony and reception
8-Cake and Champaign reception at the Grand Floridian balcony
9-A surprise gift, his and hers matching Mickey watches in a storybook box and the time was set and  stopped on the minute we were officially married.

     The minister is not included but they do have a list of ministers who they recommend.  We had Rev. Jack Day.  He was such a nice man.  We got to basically write our own vows.  He had several vows for examples and we chose different lines from several of them to make our own.  They also had a list of people to do hair and make-up.  The woman I choose was great.  She came to my resort room and done my hair and make-up.  Both the minister and hair dresser cost extra.  I paid them seperately. 
     You can also have so much more to your wedding and reception.  We just did the basic package because we were on a budget.  You can have characters, Cinderella's coach pulled by horses, a horse drawn buggy, a classic car, fireworks, a personalized wedding cake, decoration added to the wedding(I made my own unity candle) and many many more.  You can basically do what ever you want with what your budget is. 
     Our wedding at WDW is an experience of a lifetime.  Everyone who I meet are just amazed that our wedding was at WDW and believe we paid a fortune for it but we didn't.  If you are a huge Disney fan and are planning a wedding, I highly suggest at wedding at WDW. 
                 www.disneyweddings.com        or call        321-939-4610















Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Abbreviations for Walt Disney World

     First, I want to appologize for not blogging.  I have been very busy lately between doctor appointments for my kids, getting school supplies and preparing for a long weekend vaca to the beach this weekend.  Now on to the good stuff.

     For those of you who are new to Disney, you will see or hear Disney fanatics say abbreviations for things related to Disney.  Here are some of the places you may see or hear.

Walt Disney World - WDW
Disneyland - DL
Magic Kingdom - MK
Hollywood Studios - HS
Animal Kingdom - AK
Typhoon Lagoon - TL
Blizzard Beach - BB
Down Town Disney - DTD
Transportation & Ticket Center - TTC

Grand Floridian - GF
Polynesian Resort - Poly
Contemporary Resort - CR
Animal Kingdom Lodge - AKL
Wilderness Lodge - WL
Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground - FW
Saratoga Springs - SS
Yatch Club - YC
Beach Club - BC
Boardwalk Resort - BW
Carribean Beach Resort - CB
Coronado Springs Resort - CSR
Port Orleans Riverside - POR
Port Orleans French Quarter - POFQ
Pop Century Resort - POP
All Star Music - ASMu
All Star Movies - ASMo
All Star Sports - ASS

I believe I got all the places at WDW.  LOL.  There are also plenty of abbreviations for Disney rides also but that will be a later blog.

Monday, August 1, 2011

We are going to Disney World!!!

First I would like to say that I have been busy the past few days so I haven't been too active on the blog or on FB.

     Now own with the good news for me and my family.  You may not know this but our next trip to WDW is in Sept.  Me and my 3 kids were gonna go to WDW along with my parents.  I was so happy to be going but was sad to know that my husband could not go with us and especially sad that our youngest son, who is 1, will be going on his 1st trip to WDW without his daddy to see his first WDW vaca and see him getting his first haircut at MK barbershop.  Over the weekend,  we got GREAT news that my husband will now be going with us.  YAY!!  So I added him to our package Saturday.  We were all gonna stay at POP, my oldest son loves POP.  Well today we upgraded our room to the Caribbean Beach resort and staying the the Pirate rooms.  I am so excited.  It has been a while since we stayed at CB and this will be my husband's first time staying there.  Our past few trips we stayed at POFQ which is my fav moderate resort.  This time we decided to stay somewhere different.  This trip is a suprise trip for my kids and I know my kids will be so excited to see the Pirate room, especially my 11 yr old son who LOVES pirates (I am also excited too LOL).  It has been so hard trying to keep all the planning a secret.  There has been a lot of whispering in mine and my parent's house.  We are also eating a some restaurants that none of us has eaten at like Sanaa at the AKL.  I am so excited about that.  We now have 39 days left before we will be at WDW. 
     If any of you have ever stayed at the CB in the Pirate rooms, I would love to hear about your experience there.  And also if you have eaten at Sanaa I would love your opinion.
     Thanks for letting me get my excitement out.   YAY!!!!

Friday, July 29, 2011

Save money and buy before you go to Disney

     You all know how expensive it is to have kids at Disney, they want every toy they see.  I have a simple solution, buy toys before you go.
     We have a couple of Dollar Stores in our town.  I have been buying a few Disney toys at the Dollar Stores and putting them up.  I plan on suprising my 3 kids with a few gifts every day of our trip.  When we wake up and get ready for the parks, my husband will take the kids out of our room while I set out a few gifts for each of my kids.  When we come back to our room for our mid day rest, the kids will have a surprise from their favorite character.  They will be so excited and will want to take their gifts to the parks with them.  These toys will keep them occupied that they will not be asking for every toy they see.     
     Here are just a few of the toys I have purchased at the Dollar Stores.  And all these are made by Disney.
>Drawing pads with characters on it.
>Markers
>3" characters
>Small Balls
>Princess Tiara
>Disney theme reusable tote bags
>Small Plush characters
>Kalideoscopes
>Small photo album
>Paddle ball

     These are only a few items.  If you go and look at your local Dollar Stores you will find lots of Disney made toys.

     Also, I buy the glow in the dark necklaces/bracelets at the Dollar Stores (Not a Disney item).  Those are great to bring out at night before the parades.  I have also found glow in the dark swords and princess wands.
   

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Paying for Disney

A lot of people say they just can't afford to go to Walt Disney World.  It can be expensive but I have a few tips that I do during the year to save money for our trips to WDW.

     1- One of the best tips is to book your WDW vaca many months in advance.  When you book you put down a $200 deposit.  After that you can make payments to WDW kind of like paying a bill.  You can either pay monthly or even weekly.  This is a big help to make payments instead of paying one big lump sum at the due date.  Paying a little over time doesn't hurt your wallet as much as paying it all at once.

     2- My husband and I rarely use change.  If we break a dollar, we always put the change in a jar, our vaca jar.  We collect the coins all year long until vacation time.  About a week before our vaca, I roll the coins up and take them to our bank and trade them out for cash.  This is usually part of our spending money.  Within a years time you can collect hundres of dollars from just saving coins.

     3- A few weeks before our vaca we have a yard sale.  Our resent yard sale we got over $300.  We sold clothes, household items and some tools, etc. from the garage.  This is an excellent way to clean house and make money.

     4- Buy Disney gift cards.  You can either go to your local Disney store or go online and purchase the gift cards.  Buy a gift card once a month or weekly.  The cards can only be used at Disney locations so you know you won't spend it but only at Disney.  Gift cards are great for kids.  It is like their own credit card.   The Disney gift cards have no experations and no fees.  Another place you can get Disney gift cards are through www.plasticjungle.com .  They have gift cards that you can purchase for cheaper than the value.  For example you may find a $50 Disney gift card and pay only $40.  They have many different gift cards from a wide range of businesses so you can purchase gift cards other than Disney.  They don not always have the gift card you want but keep checking their site.

     5- Owning a Chase Disney Visa reward card can help you save money.  When you pay anything with the card you earn reward dollars.  Let the reward dollars add up a cash them in for a Disney gift card for  your vaca.  You can either call Chase and have them send you the Disney gift or like I do and go to customer service at Down Town Disney and they can cash it in for you and give you the Disney gift card.  You can also use this credit card at some Disney shops and restaurants and get a discount, but be sure to ask a Cast Member if they give the discount. 

     6- Another way to save money for WDW is to go during their off season.  Not only is it cheaper, but it is also a lot less crowded.

These are just some ways to help save for Disney.  A Disney trip may be expensive but I believe it is well worth the price.  Hope all these tips help you out and if you have a tip, please let me know.
    

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

First Aid at WDW

As some of you may know from FaceBook, I burnt my fingers last night.  While laying in bed in pain, I thought about my next blog, First Aid.  Fist Aid centers are located at all 4 theme parks and the 2 water parks.

-Magic Kingdom first aide is located near the Crystal Palace right off from Main Street.
-EPCOT first aid is located at the Odyssey Center on a small walkway between Test Track and the Mexico Pavilion.
-Hollywood Studios first aid is located near Guest Services on the left as you enter the park.
-Animal Kingdom first aid is located at Discover Island behide Creature Comforts right before you go over the bridge to Africa.
-Typhoon Lagoon first aid is located behind Leaning Palms cafe to the left of the park entrance.
-Blizzard Beach first aide is located  between Lottawatta Lodge and Beach Haus to the left of park entrance.
*There are no first aid centers at Down Town Disney*

The first aid centers will have plenty of common medicine such as tylenol, Advil and Alka Seltzer.  They also have bandaids and gauzes for minor cuts and scraps.  The Cast Members who work there are very friendly and are willing to help.  The cost of the meds are free.  The parks also have nurses if you think you need to be checked out with a major illness.  If you just get too hot and need to set down in a cool place to rest, you can do that at these centers.  You can buy meds at all the stores but will cost you around $2 for a sample pack.  If you need meds for a headache and are willing to walk to the other side of the park, I suggest to go to the first aid center where there will be no crowd and you can get your free meds and sit in a cool room and relax for a while.

Monday, July 25, 2011

The Best Time to visit the World

Before you book your Walt Disney World trip, you need to decide when is the best time for you and your family to go. Many people have to work around their kids' school schedule, but if you are the lucky ones who can go anytime, I have a few suggestions. Here is my top 3 choices.
1- My favorite time of year to go is between the week after Thanksgiving and the week before Christmas. The parks are less crowded and the tempatures are usually in the 70s. But be warned, it can get cold. We have been when they had a record cold and we froze to death. We wore layers on top of layers. At this time of year the parks and resorts are decorated for the holidays. At EPCOT you can walk around World Showcase and see all the different countries' version of Santa Clause and hear their Christmas stories. At HS they have the Osborne Family Christmas Lights. The lights dance to music. My favorite is at MK. They have the Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party. You have to pay a seperate price to attend but it is worth it. After the park closes, they give out free cookies and hot chocolate, snow flurries fall on Main Street and most rides are still open with short lines. They also have a special parade called Mickey's Once Upon A Christmastime Parade.
2-September through October is also a great time. Kids are back in school which mean less of a crowd and the temps are still a little warm but not scortching hot. Around the middle of September, WDW starts celebrating fall and Halloween. A popular event at MK is the Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party. Kids and adults have fun dressing up in their favorite costumes and go trick or treating around MK. When you enter MK you will be given trick or treat bags but I suggest to take you take your own, the ones you are given are not really big. You will leave with an overflowing bag of candy and not just cheap candy, the good ones. Last year they handed out Ghirardelli chocolates. This is also a seperate priced event but well worth it. This is the only time you will see Snow White with the seven dwarfs, the Disney villains, and characters from the Haunted Mansion. They have special fireworks and a parade called Mickey's Boo To You Halloween Parade. Don't worry parents, this is not a scary event like other theme parks I know.
3- Spring time at Disney is wonderful. March and May is not be the least crowded but it's deffanately not the crowdest. Be sure to avoid the two weeks around Easter, WDW is very crowded during that time. The temps are usually in the 80s. During this time EPCOT celebrates their Flower and Garden Festival. EPCOT is beautiful with blooming flowers and topiary displays. You can attend garden workshops and hear great singers. One reason I love this time of year is beacuse I love to garden and you can find all kinds of merchandises relating to gardening at this time that you can't get any other time of the year.
Anytime really is a great time to visit Walt Disney World.

A little more about me and my family

     I am a stay-at-home mom of an 11 yr old autistic son, 3 year old daughter and a 1 year old son.  My first visit to WDW was in 1983 when I was 5 years old.  I have been in love with Disney ever since.  As a child, my famly took trips to WDW every other year.  In the past 10 years we have been taking trips almost every year.  We did not go last year because of the birth of my son.  We always stay on Disney property.  I believe the resorts are part of the Magical experience.  In August 2007, one of my dreams came true.  My husband and I were married at the Wedding Pavilion located at the Grand Floridian.  I truely felt like a princess marrying my Prince Charming.  We had a small wedding with only our families.  We spent the week at WDW for our honeymoon along with our families.  Family is very important to me.  I was so happy to have spent that week with all of them.  And I loved being able to experience Grand Gatherings.  I am hoping to be able to do the Grand Gathering with my family again. 
     Our wedding was my husband's first visit to WDW.  He didn't know what to expect.  He has since fell in love with WDW. 
     My 11 yr old son has been to WDW 9 times.  He also has a huge love for Disney.  He can tell you about evey ride and show at Disney, even the ones he hasn't rode yet.  He loves to draw and is great at it.  He has some awesome drawings of Mickey and other Disney characters.  Right now he LOVES pirates (you know kids change their minds a lot).  The Pirates of the Caribbean movies are his favorites. 
     My 3 yr daughter is a true diva princess.  She loves her tiara and all the princesses.  Her first trip to WDW was in 2009 on her 1st birthday.  Her favorite was of course It's a Small World.  She has only been to WDW one time but talks about Disney almost every day and can't wait to go back. 
     My 1 yr old son has never experienced WDW but he will soon.  We will be going on our next WDW trip in Sept. (this trip is a suprise trip for the kids).  He will be getting his first hair cut at the MK.  Right now my son loves cars, anything with wheels.  I am sure he will love Lights, Motors, Action!
     My husband and I hope to be able to move to Celebration, FL one day and be able to experience the Disney Magic everyday .