North American Travel
I’ve made it to 46 states so far, so I’ve seen a lot of what the United States has to offer. This section features my favorite places and things to do, plus massive bucket lists for each region of the country to help you plan your travels.
European Travel
It’s no secret that I fell in love with Europe the very first time I visited. You’ll find content about Austria, Poland, Italy, Iceland, and France in this section, including food, natural wonders, historic sites, and more!
South American Travel
Peru is one of the most popular countries in South America for visitors and once you visit the Andes, you’ll see why. Check out all my tips and guides to plan your visit in this section.
Disney Parks
I grew up visiting Disney World almost annually and then ended up working there during college, so it’s safe to say that it almost feels like home. Disney posts are some of my favorites to write, so check out this section for info on Disney World, Disneyland, and Disneyland Paris.
Travel Decor and Gifts
This section was inspired by my desire to incorporate my love of travel into the decor of my house without being too cheesy. It features my favorite travel-themed decor and gifts travelers will love.
Recent Posts
Try These Alternatives to the 10 Most Crowded American National Parks
The United States National Parks protect the country's most spectacular natural wonders and important geographic features. In the last several years, they've become more popular than ever - and with that popularity comes crowding, traffic jams, and long lines. You...
How to Make Your Own DIY Minnie Mouse Ears
Minnie mouse ears are all the rage at Disney parks and it seems like each new ear design is instantly snapped up. But what if you don't want to shell out for the hefty price tag? Or, if you're like me and want something designed a little differently? Well you can...
10 Ways to Get a Taste of Travel Without Leaving Home
We'd all love to be out traveling all the time, but it's not feasible for all of us. That doesn't mean that you can't explore the world a little in your downtime. This list of ways to get your travel fix from home may not be as good as the real thing, but it'll give...
All the Best Things to Do in Kings Canyon National Park
Kings Canyon National Park in the Sierra Nevada mountains contains the deepest canyon in the United States and offers a chance to see soaring granite cliffs and rock formations without the crowds at nearby Yosemite. With miles and miles of backcountry wilderness...
Disney’s Pop Century Resort Review
Pop Century has long been my go-to for value resorts at Disney World, and the addition of Skyliner access has made it an even better choice for visitors on a budget. I've stayed at each of the Walt Disney World value resorts, and Pop is still my favorite out of them....
All the Best Things to Do in Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Park is home to a spectacular amount of - you guessed it - sequoias. These massive trees are truly awe inspiring and no photo can really do them justice. They really are something you just have to see in person to appreciate. Aside from its namesake...
Everything You Need to Know to Score a Rise of the Resistance Boarding Group
Rise of the Resistance, located in Disney's Hollywood Studios is the park's most innovative and elaborate attraction ever created. It features multiple ride systems, some fantastic interactions, and lasts 15-18 minutes from the time you start the briefing process....
The Ultimate Guide to Disney World’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Disney World's newest land, is the hottest spot in all four parks, and the kind of thing I grew up fantasizing about. Seriously - I was giddy when it was announced. With two rides, a themed bar, a quick service restaurant, shops, and a huge...
Epcot International Festival of the Arts Highlights and Tips
The Epcot International Festival of the Arts is the newest of its annual celebrations. It takes place during January and February each year and celebrates art in all its forms. With fantastic live entertainment, special photo ops, a chance to chip in painting a mural,...
Family – and Budget! – Friendly Skiing in Colorado at Cooper Mountain
When I decided to do some skiing in Colorado, I immediately began my search for somewhere that wouldn't cost a fortune. I was flying into the Vail area, but at more than $200 for a one-day lift ticket, I quickly ruled that out. Finding affordable skiing in Colorado...
About Me
Kris is a girl whose suitcase never rests. Follow her adventures around the United States, abroad, and to her beloved Disney parks. Traveling the world, camera in hand, and sharing all of her best adventures is her ultimate dream. 
