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Last week I compared the site plan for Tomorrowland to Main Street USA. This week I am going to focus on a couple of related items. First, I will talk about the level of motion that is unique to Tomorrowland. Then I will shift gears and talk about where this level of motion came from – Tomorrowland 1.0.

Since the World Began was published in 1996 to coincide with the celebration of the 25th anniversary of Walt Disney World. Until then, there had been only a handful of official Walt Disney World publications and souvenir guides; nothing that matched the scope of Since the World Began. Nothing else has even come close.

Did you ever wonder what there is to do along Disney’s Boardwalk? I’m not talking about the restaurants and clubs, but whether you can make a day out of the carnival atmosphere along the Boardwalk.

The first two questions anyone planning a trip asks is "When should I go?" and "Where should I stay?" This post will tackle the first, and our next post will be devoted to the second.

Menus change and recipes are tweaked. This article from The Disney Food Blog shows, with equal parts melancholy and light-hearted jests, that while some of our favorite meals may be gone, they are not forgotten.

Today we will have live audio from the parks from Mike’s recent 10 day trip to Walt Disney World. Hear Mike and his family live from the road on the way down to WDW, and then his check-in thoughts from Disney’s Port Orleans French Quarter. Next, Mike takes you around the resort with him for the first half of his Walt Disney World vacation! Please visit our website at www.beourguestpodcast.com