Food can be outrageously expensive at Walt Disney World and sometimes, of poor quality. There are also great things with Disney World, like a great way to get rejuvenated and re-energized for the next busy day is to take advantage of one of the luxurious spas that are located at the deluxe resorts from Walt Disney World. Those are actually the only products of his prodigious and rich creativity.

Get married in the Disney World but for real. A custom wedding with a more flexible package and with more than 10 guests, ceremony and personalized reception will cost you from $7,500. Not cheap but why not start your marriage in the world of fantasy.

You can also start your day early at the Magic Kingdom as each morning one of Disney’s theme parks opens an hour early only for guests staying at a Disney resort. If you are a registered guest of a Disney resort, you can drop off the kids at one of their child care centers for around $10 an hour per child where they are given dinner along with classic Disney movies, arts and crafts, and video games.

There is plenty of buzz surrounding the Bluezoo, this dreamy outpost at the Walt Disney World Dolphin where it really is worth the cost of dinner just to check out the stunning, underwater like fantasy land dining room adorned with air bubble light fixtures, shimmery silver-blue organza curtains, and carpeting mimicking an expanding drop of water.

If the idea of returning to Disney locations over many years to come then you might want to consider joining the Disney Vacation Club. You can also be connected to the Disney World on the Internet where you also find information about the Disney Stores.

There is another Orlando, a city full of unexpected smaller attractions, that you might want to take in when you want something a little different or just a break from the crowds at Disney World. To find a location that is centrally located to all the attractions you want to experience and accommodates all of your needs while away from home is easy. The Home Away From Home Resorts are a great choice for those who want a vacation with all the amenities including a full kitchen, living room, and a bath for each bedroom.

It is a fact that Walt Disney World is one of the biggest draws to Central Florida for families all over the world and finding lodging near the theme parks is a number one priority to many, especially finding budget lodging. If you want to conduct your own searches and finding some great sites and specials for your family lodging you can be sure to find them on the Internet. There you will also find information about Disney Stores. If you choose Walt Disney World you will learn that they offer some of the best lodging you will come across in your lifetime.

Prepare for the Florida weather and a and also make plans with some built in flexibility, then you will have a wonderful vacation in the Disney World even at the height of summer. When you are planning a Disney holiday then you will sure want to find out the insider information that the official sites tend to gloss over.

Whatever your budget and dining preferences, Disney World is more than just theme parks, it is an all encompassing vacation destination that lets you do, whatever it is you desire to do.

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Walt Disney World is a dream vacation for many people. However, a lot of people cannot afford to visit this magical place because of limited budget. There are several Walt Disney World vacation discount packages that are available out there if you know where to look. But if you really want to save money, then here are some tips that you can follow.

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Number one: Plan when the best time to visit Disney World is. Disney World has four seasons each year – holiday season, value season, regular season and peak season. The cheapest time to travel is Disney World's value season. If you are not restricted by work or school, then you can probably save a lot of money by going in the off season. The off season begins at the second week of September and goes through May, with the exceptions of holidays and spring breaks for schools and colleges. June, July, and August are busy months. Discount codes may also be given when booking rooms, and thus, provide you with additional savings.

Number two: Save money on food and drinks. Disney World theme parks allow their guest to bring food and drinks, as long as they are not in glass containers and do not need to be heated up. Eat breakfast before arriving at the park and pack your lunch in order to save a significant amount of money. You can bring refillable water bottles, as Disney World serves cups of ice water for free.

Number three: Save money on souvenirs. Instead of buying expensive souvenirs, you can buy pressed pennies at the end of various attractions for next to nothing. Also, most of the sit-down restaurants have neatly designed swizzle sticks and napkins that can be taken as cheap souvenirs.

Find a Walt Disney World vacation discount and follow these simple tips, and save a lot of money on a fun-filled and memorable vacation.

Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers

Mike Consol Good luck trying to get most executives to seriously contemplate blogging. Yet, some of the biggest names in corporate America are bloggers. Names that are familiar to you and me. Consider this quotation from Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers: “If you had told me I was going to [be blogging] three or four years ago I would have said, ‘Not a chance.’ Blogging is now the way I communicate with our employees, almost all video.” Chambers’ remark came during an enlightening interview on a McKinsey Quarterly Podcast, during which he talked about Social Media and other innovations. His statement is notable for three reasons that I’ll enumerate and then discuss in a little more detail. 1) Chambers dismissal and eventual embrace of blogging. 2) His use of video recordings rather than written content. 3) His decision to blog internally rather than externally. Let’s take point No. 1. If you currently see no value or payback in blogging, there are examples beyond John Chambers to consider. Among them are Virgin Cos. CEO Richard Branson, tech entrepreneur and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, Sun Microsystems CEO Jonathan Schwartz and management legend and former GE chief executive Jack Welch. They are some of the biggest names in business. All of them have blogs. Take into account that these are not men who trifle with time-wasting activities. They don’t fritter their hours away. There must be something to blogging if individuals of their power and note are committing their time and energy. Point No. 2, Chambers chose to use video rather than the written word to communicate with his people. It’s very common, albeit unfortunate, for executives to struggle with the written word. Writing is an exacting process for anyone. I have no doubt many business people nix the idea of blogging because writing is simply unmanageable for them. Too time consuming and difficult. Most of them probably never considered that blogging can be done by video. (Note that blogging done by video is sometimes referred to as vlogging.) Take a lesson from John Chambers and factor the video option into your thinking. Remember that it’s not unusual for bloggers to use a mixture of writing and video, depending on the nature of the information they have to communicate in that particular post. Let me give you an example. Jonathan Schwartz uses both video and written text on all of his blog posts. Subscribers to his blog have the choice of watching and listening to him on video or reading the written text of his postings, which appears below the video window. Check out Jonathan’s Blog for yourself and see what he’s been up to. Point No. 3 is Chambers’ decision to blog internally. Much hoopla has been made about the power of blogging for external marketing purposes and integrating those postings with Social Media networks. With all due respect to those aspirations, Web 2.0 technologies often pay off faster and bigger when used internally – especially at mid-size and large companies with hundreds or thousands of employees, vendors, investors and so on. It increases efficiencies and the velocity of information so critical to boosting productivity. Many executives are flatly intimidated by the thought of airing their thoughts in public. Fair enough. But if you’re not communicating internally with your own employees in some fashion, you might want to reconsider your suitability for the role you’ve been given. Blogging – in writing or by video – is an excellent option for internal communications. It also helps assure your youngest employees and executives that the company – and CEO – they’re working for hasn’t become outmoded. On the other hand, blogging externally to customers and other audiences gives you an opportunity to play a role that extends beyond being a mostly anonymous internal decision maker. It’s an opportunity to project one personality, culture and values. Not all leaders are cut out for a public role. Still, could you imagine Apple being the company it is without Steve Jobs very public leadership? Would anybody other than financial managers and investors know Berkshire Hathaway if not for a homespun personality like Warren Buffett? Would GE be the icon it is today without the fierce and charismatic leadership style of Jack Welch? Would Southwest Airlines have been the company it is today if not for founder and former CEO Herb Kelleher?