Family Trips

Top Tips for Finding Adult Drinks at Walt Disney World Parks #cocktails

by CajunMama

Picture yourself at Walt Disney World, pushing a stroller around, possibly on a multi-generational family trip, and you find nap time is quickly approaching – for everyone. You just want a little Me Time. There’s nothing wrong with that. Parents need to stay sane and take advantage of down time, or even treat themselves to [...]

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Family Friendly Kentucky Derby Festival

by MollysMama
BalloonFest

A lot of people think the Kentucky Derby is a horse race and just a horse race.  While the Derby itself is the fastest 2 minutes in sports, there’s a whole festival of events leading up to this annual competition that are pretty unique. So much so, that the Kentucky Derby Festival can easily turn [...]

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A Vibrant and Historic Colorado Community: Salida

by BoulderMama
Salida, Colorado

In South Central Colorado lives an understated little town neatly tucked between two highways and at the helm of converging mountain ranges.  You wouldn’t think much about this town on a drive-by, but if you stop and stay for a while you may be as surprised (and totally impressed) as we recently were. Salida, Colorado [...]

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Skiing Family-Friendly Monarch Mountain in South Central Colorado

by BoulderMama
Monarch Mountain

This past winter we experienced a turning point for our family; our three-year old became potty trained, he could survive without a nap and he decided he enjoyed snow skiing. We have made it to the next phase of our life; a phase I am calling, “YES!” So, when Hubby asked me if we should [...]

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Visiting Independence Seaport Museum: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

by edVAcationMama
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I am not a boy. I always thought that I would make a terrible mother to the male species. Every once in a while, I surprise myself by actually sharing an interest in what my kids are learning. It’s almost like for a fleeting moment, I actually feel like “I’ve got this!” (Usually this is [...]

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2012 Travel Prediction: The Year of Being Grounded

by CajunMama
Hell Grand Cayman

It’s that time of year when people reflect on what’s passed, they make resolutions for the New Year, and make predictions of what the next year will bring. My prediction on how Americans will travel in 2012 isn’t just about one theme, such as The Year of the Passport or Celebration Vacations, but more on [...]

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Viva Las Vegas! Family Friendly Las Vegas

by PhillyMama

I must have heard it about a thousand times this past weekend:  “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas.”  In fact, Las Vegas has been making a concerted effort lo, these many years to market itself as a very, well, adult destination. Don’t believe the hype.  While, yes, there are lots of grown-up, all-night, scantily-clad activities [...]

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Free Attraction in Hawaii – Dole Pineapple Plantation on Oahu

by CajunMama
Pineapples in Hawaii

During a visit to the island of Oahu in Hawaii, I rented a car and drove around exploring. I was in search of fun family activities in Hawaii outside of the resort experience. I decided to stop in at the Dole Pineapple Plantation while driving from Ko’ Olina to Oahu‘s North Shore. I love pineapples, [...]

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Odd Roadside Attractions

by CajunMama
Mammy

Road trips can be a fun time to reconnect with the family, play cheesy road games, or even make random stops along the way. When I hit the road in RedBugg, I always like to seek out the bizarre and kooky roadside attractions that can still be found along America’s highways and byways. One site [...]

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Family Fun on London’s South Bank

by RollingMama
London Eye on Easter Sunday

The South Bank of London is a vibrant area with attractions that appeal to the whole family–the London Eye, river cruises, the London Aquarium, theaters, musical performances, festivals, museums and dances.  It’s a walkable area with street performers, al fresco diners, quirky shops, and an abundance of free entertainment.  From the banks of the River [...]

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