Traveling with a Retired Math Teacher

 When choosing restaurants at Disney, I could not afford to have all meals at a sit down restaurant so I ate several at quick service locations. I have mostly positive comments for everywhere I ate. At Magic Kingdom - Friar Nook in fantasy land had a wonderful breakfast sandwich on a multi grain croissant and tater tots for under $15 and it was delicious and quite filling. I also enjoyed my corn dog bites and fries at Casey's Corner. So much food that  couldn't finish it all. The meal was $12 and my soda was $5. At Epcot - When I was there it was festival of the holidays so each country had a stand with holiday food specials. While I was in china I had an eggroll order which was two large eggrolls for $5 which is cheaper than back home. They filled me up so much that the only other food I had in epcot was dessert of a mini funnel cake topped with peppermint ice cream, whipped cream, and candy cane pieces. That was delicious! and cost just under $10 Hollywood Studios - I ate and

 I never thought I could get into the Christmas spirit with daytime temperatures in the 80's, but it happened. I recently spent 6 days at Disney World in Florida and was impressed with all the Holiday cheer that was everywhere. My resort, the Coronado Springs resort, had Christmas trees and wreaths everywhere! Of course, being Disney, everything is done on a large scale. and Christmas music played 24 hours a day all over the resort.  If you are interested in a trip to Disney during the Christmas season which officially kicked off November 11th this year, I will share some prices with you.  5 nights at Coroando Springs with a 4 day park hopper pass came with a price tag of $2700. Then I purchased a ticket to Mickey's Very Merry Christmas party which was an additional $179. This party is at Magic Kingdom from 7pm to midnight. The party includes holiday shows on different stages in the park throughout the night, a Christmas parade that runs twice during the night and fireworks at