As huge Disney fans, we are always visiting the parks.

If we had it our way, we’d plan back-to-back Disney World and Disneyland trips. But… let’s face it. Flights between Florida and California are long and expensive. That is… until now! We found what we think could be a GREAT flight deal from Orlando to Anaheim!

Breeze Airways is a fan-favorite low-cost airline that provides great flight options for those traveling on a budget. Breeze is known for delivering low-fare options in 3 respective tiers: Nice, Nicer, and Nicest. (In other words: cheap, cheaper, and CHEAPEST.) We found some new flights to Disneyland from Disney World included in the deals, and these are great options for those of you hoping to visit the parks back-to-back.

We found flights to Disneyland from Disney World as early as May, and we found one-way tickets for as low as $124. Round-trip, you’re looking at $316. 

$316 round-trip isn’t terrible. Prices are usually quite a bit pricier for flights between these destinations, so this is a great deal. We even tried dates during the peak of the summer travel season, and found one-way flights for as low as $134.

That’s only $313 round-trip! Keep in mind, though, that these pricing options come from looking at the basic flight tickets. These prices don’t include extra fees or the price of a checked bag. Each tier upgrade will run you at least $100, but will come with additional features such as an included checked bag, extra legroom, a carry on, and snacks.

We noticed that Breeze Airways has limited booking windows to certain destinations. A lot of flights are unavailable on what we would consider to be convenient travel days. So, just keep that in mind when booking! You might have to be a little extra flexible.

Check out the deals for yourself! 

We’ll continue to keep you updated with more Disney news, including cheap airfare, so make sure to follow along so that you never miss a thing.

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Will you use Breeze Airways for your next vacation? Let us know in the comments below!

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Many Disney World guests love staying at Disney hotels for the magic, ambiance, and the perks of staying on property.

However, there are a few downfalls to staying on property — the highest price tags, there aren’t as many perks as there were a few years ago, and if you get back from the parks late and want a snack, many of the dining locations in the hotels don’t stay open very late. This also means that it’s hard to refill a resort refillable mug until the morning, which can be annoying. But what if we told you there’s a loophole?

Many of the drink stations around Disney World hotels, especially the value resorts, will close with the restaurants early in the night, meaning you won’t be able to refill your mug until the morning.

However, we’ve tested out a new tip at three hotels that we know work, and we’ll continue to check it out at others. Over at Pop Century Resort, the refill station out at Petals Pool Bar is open 24/7, even when the pool bar is closed!

This is also the case over at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort, where the drink station at Banana Cabana Pool Bar is also open 24/7…

…as is the refill station at Drop Off Pool Bar at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort! This is a MASSIVE game changer, especially for those who get the Disney Dining Plan and have resort refillable mugs for each person in their party.

We’ll continue to investigate around the other hotels to see if this is the same case, but know that you can at least head to these three to refill your mugs late at night. We’re always finding out the latest Disney news, so stay tuned to DFB!

Learn all about the Disney Dining Plan that has finally returned to Disney World!

What do you think of Resort Refillable Mugs? Tell us in the comments!

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This year’s Mardi Gras Tribute Store facade has been completed at Universal Studios Florida. New details have gone up since our last update, giving us a better idea of the theme we can expect for this year’s event. Get ready to board the P.S. Songbird for a river cruise!

Mardi Gras Tribute Store

The store will be located in the Hollywood section of the park and will be set up a little differently this time around. The entrance and exit have been swapped, with extra signage pointing guests towards the new entrance. Guests will enter on the Williams of Hollywood side of the building, next to Mel’s Drive-In.

A sign with a paddlewheel says “Port Entrance” with an arrow directing guests towards the new entrance.

Flyers have been added around the entrance, including several that invite guests to enjoy a journey along the Mississippi River on the P.S. Songbird. Entering the store will be like boarding the riverboat, so we can’t wait to see what’s inside.

A sign for “Tribute Store & River Cruises” has been added just above the “ramp” to board the riverboat.

Several large crates have been stacked around the exit of the Tribute Store to keep guests from entering on the wrong side. The Studio Styles side has been the entrance for all of the previous Tribute Stores in this location, so there seems to be a lot of signage to help redirect guests to the new entry point.

Mardi Gras: International Flavors of Carnaval 2024 officially starts on February 3, but stay tuned for more details on the Passholder Preview for the Mardi Gras Tribute Store.

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