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Maximize Your Fun with Disney World’s Rider Switch Program

Debbie Kelly06 mins

Don’t let traveling with a toddler or infant keep you from enjoying some of the best attractions Disney World has to offer. You can use the rider switch program to explore some of Disney’s most thrilling rides—those that often have a long line and a height restriction. The rider switch program isn’t just for roller coasters, either. For example, a ride like Mission: Space at Epcot may be too much to handle for small children, so ask for a pass if there is a long line.

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Top Summer Swimming Spots in Seattle

Debbie Kelly07 mins

Seattle boasts beautiful waterfronts, and as the sun shines, the temptation to swim is strong. Although you can access the expansive Puget Sound shoreline, some areas are not suitable for swimming, particularly crowded locations like the Seattle Waterfront where safety and legality are concerns. However, don’t worry; numerous parks in Seattle have accessible lakeside beaches and public pools to help you cool off during those scorching summer days.

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Austin Light Rail: Comprehensive Guide to the Transit System

Debbie Kelly07 mins

Many Austin visitors are surprised to learn how limited Austin’s Capital MetroRail system is. It comprises only one 32-mile route starting in Leander, a few miles northwest of Austin, and ending in downtown. Since the system primarily caters to commuters, there are usually not many late-night and weekend routes available. However, during major events such as SXSW and Austin City Limits Music Festival, the schedule expands to accommodate higher demand.

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Discover Veracruz: A Comprehensive Travel Guide

Debbie Kelly05 mins

Veracruz state is a long, thin, crescent-shaped state located along the Gulf of Mexico. It is one of the top three states in Mexico for biodiversity (along with Oaxaca and Chiapas). The state is famous for its beautiful beaches, music, and dance with an Afro-Caribbean influence, as well as delicious seafood specialties. Consequently, it is rich in natural resources and is a leading national producer of coffee, sugarcane, corn, and rice.

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Top Celebrity Chefs Elevate Las Vegas Dining Experience

Debbie Kelly04 mins

When it comes to exploring the vibrant culinary scene in Las Vegas, the presence of celebrity chefs adds a unique flavor to your trip. These renowned chefs bring exceptional dining experiences to the forefront, offering a variety of cuisines that cater to every palate. Whether you’re a fan of Italian, French, or classic American fare, Las Vegas has something to excite your taste buds.

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Ultimate Disneyland Shopping Guide for Each Park Location

Debbie Kelly07 mins

This guide to shopping at Disneyland will assist you in discovering which stores are most likely to have the Disney gifts or souvenirs you desire. Sometimes, any souvenir suffices as a memento of your vacation; however, there are occasions when you need to hunt for the ideal Pirates of the Caribbean collectible or find Mickey Mouse in his Star Wars attire. When visiting Disneyland, it’s crucial to recognize that not all shops offer the same items, especially when you are looking for something specific. Disney frequently modifies its merchandise offerings, so while every effort is made to keep this guide current, it might not be entirely comprehensive.

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Discover Chic Le Touquet: A Coastal Gem in Northern France

Debbie Kelly06 mins

Le Touquet Paris-Plage has an intriguing history that dates back to the 1830s, when two French entrepreneurs acquired a vast tract of land south of the River Canche estuary. Initially intended for agriculture, the project failed, leading to the planting of various trees like pipe, elm, alder, and poplar. This transformation attracted sports enthusiasts keen on hunting, shooting, and fishing. One notable visitor, the owner ofLe Figaro, renamed the quaint town Paris-Plage to honor the Parisians who frequented it for seaside holidays. By 1882, the first two cottages were constructed, marking the inception of the flourishing resort.

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