Kingdom Konsultant Travel Blog

Animal Kingdom’s massive 500 acres are rich in detail, storytelling, and immersive experiences that celebrate the Earth in big and small ways. To help you make the most of your Animal Kingdom visit here are some nature-rich, conservation-inspired Must Do’s: 🌳 Tree of Life & Discovery Island Trails At the heart of the park stands the Tree of Life, an iconic 145-foot sculpture with over 300 animals intricately carved into its trunk. Take time to walk the Discovery Island Trails, where you’ll get closer views of the tree and encounter otters, flamingos, and other animals. It’s a peaceful spot that invites reflection on our planet’s incredible biodiversity. 🌿 Na’vi River Journey Glide through the bioluminescent rainforest of Pandora on this gentle boat ride. Inspired by the fictional planet from Avatar, the journey is a reminder of how interconnected ecosystems can be, real or imagined. Kids and adults alike will love the glowing plant life and harmonious sounds of nature. 🦒 Kilima...

I don't know about you, but I have always LOVED Disney in the Fall. Here are five things that make going to Disney in the Fall the BEST! 1. WEATHER Weather in the Fall in Central Florida is a bit unpredictable, with hurricanes and tropical storms and all, but a good 75% of the time  the weather is beautiful . Mostly warm, sunny days, followed by comfortable, breezy nights. Warm enough to swim, but cool enough to not feel like your face is melting.  Beautiful blue skies over Animal Kingdom  2. CROWDS  This one mostly applies to early to mid September when  the kiddos heading back to school which causes a  massive drop in park attendance . If you are kid-free, or take the kids out of school, you'll have lower crowds.  Wait times for rides and attractions are at their one of their lowest of the year (January has weeks that are lower), and pool and water park crowds are drastically reduced. It's a totally different experience from Summer, Christmas ...

Disney California Adventure Park opened on February 8, 2001 and has experienced a lot of changes since then. This park originally opened to highlight the state of California. I remember going to the park right when it opened. It had the letters spelling out California in the front of the park and as you walked into the entrance, you could see the "Golden Gate Bridge." Pixar Pier was called Paradise Pier and the big roller coaster was called California Screamin'. Presently, there are nine themed lands at Disney California Adventure: Buena Vista Street, Pixar Pier, Paradise Gardens Park, San Fransokyo Square, Performance Corridor, Grizzly Peak, Hollywood Land, Avengers Campus, and Cars Land. Here are the top 10 things I love to do while visiting Disney California Adventure.   10. Goofy's Sky School Located in Paradise Gardens Park, this attraction is designed after the short movie, "Goofy's Glider." When it first opened, it was called Mulholland Madness a...

Welcome to Universal Studios Florida, where the magic of the movies comes to life in an unforgettable adventure! This iconic theme park invites guests of all ages to step into the worlds of their favorite films, from thrilling rides to immersive attractions. The theme park is home to 8 uniquely themed lands; Minion Land, New York, San Francisco, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Diagon Alley, World Expo, Springfield U.S.A.: Home of the Simpsons, DreamWorks Land, and Hollywood.  Here's my list of the top ten Must Do's at Universal Studios Florida. 10. DreamWorks Land DreamWorks Land is a vibrant new area at Universal Studios Florida where guests can immerse themselves in the worlds of beloved DreamWorks Animation franchises like Shrek, Trolls, and Kung Fu Panda. The area features attractions such as the kid-friendly Trolls Trollercoaster, interactive play areas like Po's Kung Fu Training Camp, and live entertainment including Po Live! and the DreamWorks Imagination Celeb...

EPCOT is known for its festivals, which are fantastic, but they can sometimes overshadow the year-round culinary delights found in the World Showcase Pavilions. Here are some of our favorite non-festival food items that you can enjoy throughout the year. Mexico Choza de Margarita has become my go-to spot in the Mexico Pavilion. Tucked away outside the iconic pyramid, this gem offers a variety of margaritas, including rotating seasonal options, and delicious snacks like empanadas. It’s a great value compared to the Mexico-inspired festival booths. Norway The Norway Pavilion has gained popularity with the addition of Frozen, but it’s also home to  Kringla Bakeri og Kafe , a long-time favorite of mine. The school bread, a sweet cardamom bun filled with vanilla custard and topped with coconut, is a must-try. I also recommend the lefse, a soft flatbread rolled with cinnamon, sugar, and butter. China To avoid getting too full while exploring, I like to grab a refreshing tea from  T...