Last summer my family and I took a road trip from Maine to Wisconsin. We stopped at Niagara Falls (the Canadian side) on the way there and stopped at the birthplace of Thomas Edison on the way home. The kids had headphones on and listened to twenty-plus hours of The Story Pirates. We got to […]
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At a chilly 9 degrees, ICE! at Gaylord Palms is the coolest attraction in Florida.
Continue ReadingDakster gives her top 5 reasons you should check out Madam Tussauds in Orlando, Florida.
Continue ReadingDakster checks out the Orlando Eye and gives her reasons and tips for visiting the attraction.
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As EPCOT turns 35, the GeekMoms have been reminiscing about our favorite memories of one of the world’s most unique theme parks.
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Pop on some Mickey Mouse ears, grab yourself some snacks, and settle in for a nostalgic trip to the EPCOT of days past with 12 videos of now lost attractions.
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EPCOT’s World Showcase: an immersive way to learn about world cultures, from the very-different-from-you to the things you have in common, all at the same time.
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With Disney’s EPCOT theme park celebrating its 35th birthday today, it’s time to take a look at the park’s past, present, and future.
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Race Through New York Starring Jimmy Fallon is great, but nothing beats the Hogwarts Express at Universal Studios Florida.
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Take a step through the many dimensions of Meow Wolf’s permanent immersive installation, and amalgam of creativity, House of Eternal Return.
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Go on vacation! Not happening? Then take a short break and have fun with videos, songs, and stories about the vacations you’re probably glad you didn’t take!
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MegaCon 2017: We Came. We Saw. We Cosplayed.
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Discover new items we think you need in your travel bag.
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One piece snorkel mask takes the anxiety out of snorkeling.
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The exhibit is making its first stop at Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture, and it’s an inspirational, celebrational, and Muppetational look at Henson’s life and work.
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LEGOLAND Beach Retreat at LEGOLAND Florida is a fun getaway built for kids.
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Today, The Forbidden Forest officially opens its gates to the public. Last week we were able to take an early peak at the new section.
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How my kids’ outlook on fun helped me see the good times in a terrible, awful, no-good, very bad spring break.
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Unfortunately, this luggage won’t take you to a galaxy far, far, away but it is cool to take on your own trips.
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This month the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame gets its own permanent exhibit with some amazing artifacts.
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GeekMom Karen takes you through a categorized listing, complete with Facebook Live videos, of 23 cool booths from Toy Fair 2017.
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Florida Ren Fest is the place to go if you want a taste of the renaissance but with fried Oreos.
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Natalie shares some secrets to where you can still catch glimpses of 1920s New York City, as seen in ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.’
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Celebrate the Renaissance at the Florida Renaissance Festival.
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How a quick trip to look at an vintage aircraft turned into a weekend of time traveling.
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From March 31st, guests will be able to step into the Forbidden Forest on their trip to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of ‘Harry Potter.’
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Santa’s Village is the perfect holiday theme park.
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Hogwarts in the Snow is a Christmas/winter overlay applied each year to the Studio Tour. Last week, I was invited to take a look at this year’s event along with my husband and father-in-law.
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Charlie Brown glistens in Gaylord Palms ICE! this year.
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A GeekMom takes her 9- and 7-year-olds to the Children’s Museum where she used to work, and discovers that even the new ‘Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood’ exhibit can thrill them as much as when they were preschoolers.
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