Thinking about visiting theme parks this year with the kids? Busch Gardens and SeaWorld have an offer you can’t refuse! All preschoolers have unlimited access to these themes parks for FREE through December 31, 2017 with the FREE Busch Gardens and SeaWorld Preschool Card!
FREE 2017 Busch Gardens and SeaWorld Preschool Card
Theme parks are tons of fun, but it’s never cheap. Between the cost of entry, food and souvenirs, things can quickly get out of hand.
Next week my family and I are headed on a slimetastic vacation of epic proportions!!! You might recall last summer we visited Mexico and stayed at the Azul Sensatori which had just unveiled their partnership with Nickelodeon, offering guests a fun-filled character experience.
Since my move to Miami from New York City 10 years ago I’ve done quite a bit of traveling all around Florida, from the North to the South to the West and of course all up and down the East coast. We’ve been to Tampa and visited Busch Gardens and Adventure Island, to Orlando for various attractions, including Sea World and Aquatica. It’s easy to say we’ve visited all the exciting and amazing attractions all over Florida.
Cruising with Disney is one of the most exciting ways to take to the high seas, especially for families with young children. Not only is everyone together for this exciting adventure, but tons of Disney magic and exciting moments await everyone that boards. Deciding to book a cruise, and which cruise ship to take, is a big decision that will require a lot of research and comparison shopping. Before you make the choice to cruise with Disney, there are some things you need to know.
Chicago is one of those cities that is on my bucket list for family travel. Every year Chicago becomes a better destination for traveling with kids. With so many child theme attractions opening and older ones become more family friendly, it’s a must visit for every family. In preparation for what will hopefully be a trip to Chicago very soon I decided to put together a list of places we want to visit.
