Disneyland Adventure: A Place for Kids of All Ages

November 8th, 2008 Posted in Travel and Leisure | No Comments »

Disneyland was designed for kids of all ages, and toddlers are no exception! There are many things that you can enjoy with your toddler – so many things, in fact, that unless you will be staying for several days, you won’t have time to do them all.

Start with Toon Town. If you get lucky, Mickey and Minnie will be your child’s personal tourist guide around the happy town. Visit the character’s home in Toon Town and let your kids experience the fun and adventure with the things that their favorite characters have.

Another popular ride is the Disneyland Railroad. This is a great way to get around the park because there are stations in New Orleans Square, Toon Town, Tomorrowland, and on Main Street. This safe and enjoyable ride around the park is a great way for parents to relax while their kids enjoy the view around the park.

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Personal Security and Air Travel

November 8th, 2008 Posted in Airline Flight Insurance | No Comments »

Today no mater where you are going if you plan on going there by air then you will end up spending hours in the airport, carrying your possessions around from one gate to another, shuffling bags, purchasing food, and just sitting around and waiting.

The longer travellers spend waiting at the airport, the more there personal security is an issue. Here are some helpful tips that will help minimize the risk of losing your valuables while travelling.

Travelers’ Personal Security – Packing

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Are We There Yet? 6 Easy Games for a Road Trip

November 8th, 2008 Posted in Travel and Leisure | No Comments »

Nothing makes a road trip creep along more than having a car full of bored children. If you heard “Are we there yet?” a few too many times on your last trip, here are some ideas for fun family travel games.

1. The License Plate Game. This classic will have your children busy looking at cars and learning a little about geography at the same time. Before you head out on your trip, print out a list of all 50 states and give a copy to each of your kids. You can have them compete individually to get the most states, or better yet, work together as a team for a family record. You can give out a new sheet for each leg of the trip or tally up the total license plates for the entire trip.

2. Joke Bowl. Have a “Joke Bowl” on the way to your destination. Before you get started, let your family know that they each need to collect at least ten jokes for the trip. Have one person start out the joke bowl as soon as you see the first green highway sign, and then go in a clockwise direction. The whole group votes on a winner and then that person gets to start out the next time you see a green highway sign. The person who wins the most rounds gets a special prize.

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