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PassPorter News
News, Announcements, Updates, and Tips
January 3, 2008 * Issue 8.01
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In This Newsletter:
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From the Authors: Happy
New Year!
Travel Feature: Dining In
New York City (Part 2)
Disney Feature: Animal
Kingdom Lodge
Updates: What's New and
Changed
Tips: Finding Fun In Line,
Cap Clip, Front Row Favor
Captain's Corner: Surreal
Drive-In
PassPorter PhotoPick:
Spaceship Earth at Sunrise
Q&A: How can I fit all
my toiletries into a carry-on?
Our Sponsors: We
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FROM THE AUTHORS: Happy
New Year!
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Hi,
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Happy New Year! We hope
that you've all had as warm and rewarding a holiday season as we've had, filled
with special people and special memories. We spent New Years Eve at home, while
a heavy snow fell outside. When the time came, we tuned into Dick Clark's
Rockin' New Year's Eve on Disney-owned ABC TV, just for the sake of seeing the
midnight fireworks over Cinderella Castle (which they show every year). Imagine
our disappointment when they failed to appear! Oh well, we did get to see a
snippet the next day, on The Weather Channel. (No, we didn't stay up until 3:00
am to see if they had a shot of Disneyland's fireworks.)
Based on the large influx
of visits to our web site, we know more than a few of you are beginning to
think about (and plan) your next Disney vacation. In preparation for all of
you, Jennifer has been sprucing up the web site and creating NEW e-worksheets
for our PassPorter's Club passholders. The new e-worksheets -- which are
PassPorter-formatted PDF documents that you can personalize with your vacation
plans, save, and print to your specifications -- include a character checklist,
a multiple resort reservation tracker, a caregiver information sheet, and a
meal tracker for a large family. These new e-worksheets join the 40 existing
e-worksheets in our collection that cover the gamut from vacation overviews and
Disney Dining Plan trackers to Disney pin collection and pressed coin
organizers. The e-worksheets are available free of extra charges to our
PassPorter's Club passholders, who also get access to our seven e-books,
super-sized photos, and more. More details on the new e-worksheets are in the
purple Club Update box below. More information on PassPorter's Club is at http://www.passporter.com/club --
look for the free e-worksheets to try out!
Speaking of planning,
PassPorter's Walt Disney World 2008 (already a national travel bestseller) and
our other books and e-books will be ready for you -- just drop by the
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PASSPORTER'S CLUB UPDATE
* More than 1000
vacationers (wow!) are now enjoying access to all our e-books, e-worksheets,
and super-sized photo archive images -- thank you for your continued support!
* We have FOUR new
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* Our latest e-book,
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In this issue, Guest Contributor Jill Koenigs serves
up the final in a two-part report on Dining in New York, and PassPorter Message
Board Guide Michelle Clark explains Why Animal Kingdom Lodge is 'The' Perfect
Resort for Teenagers. Finally, Jack Skatt is back with a brand-new Walt Disney
World Treasure Hunt. Enjoy!
Jennifer and Dave
PassPorter Publishers and
Authors
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TRAVEL FEATURE: Dining In
New York City: More Than Just a Meal (Part 2 of 2)
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by Jill Koenigs,
PassPorter Guest Contributor
(Click here to read part
one of Jill's culinary tour of NYC: http://www.passporter.com/news/news122707.htm#travel
)
Before heading back into
Manhattan, we made a stop in Brooklyn for a mid-afternoon snack at the original
Junior's (386 Flatbush Avenue Extension at Dekalb Avenue). We were escorted to
our table past a delectable dessert case and through what seemed like half a
city block of tables. Everything about this restaurant was huge; the menu, the
portions and the restaurant itself! After perusing the list of cheesecakes, I
finally decided on the carrot cake cheesecake and literally gasped when it was
placed it front of me. It consisted of a layer of carrot cake topped by a layer
of cheesecake and then topped off with another layer of carrot cake. This creation
was then frosted with a delicious cream cheese icing. Junior's knows its
cheesecakes!
One of our guilty
pleasures in New York City is known simply as "the place with the chili
pepper lights" among our group. Since we had newbies with us, we knew that
we had to initiate them into the surreal world of Milon (93 1st Ave., between
5th and 6th Streets). The cuisine is Indian, but the experience is out of this
world. The restaurant itself is tiny. I am pretty certain that I would come
close to touching both sides of the restaurant if I stood in the middle with my
arms outstretched. Tables are lined up on either side of the restaurant and
patrons are packed in like sardines, so it's not a place for someone with
claustrophobia. The real magic of this restaurant is the hundreds of chili
pepper lights and Christmas ornaments that hang from the ceiling and wrap you
in a warm red cocoon throughout your meal.
In the past, I have
enjoyed several wonderful meals, but this year my selection was not my best. I
love cauliflower, so when I spotted a dish on the menu highlighting this
vegetable I was sold. It was just okay, but I certainly didn't go hungry after
our appetizers of vegetable samosas and naan bread served with chutney. My
table mates also were more than willing to share dishes such as tikka masala
with chicken in a tomato cream sauce and a red snapper that was marinated in a
perfect blend of spices.
The piece de resistance of
our evening is when we designate one person among our party to be the birthday girl.
The birthday girl this year was the person who volunteered to run down to the
wine store to buy two bottles of wine for us (they do not sell alcohol at Milon
but will happily open it and serve it for you). At the end of our meal, she
knew something was amiss when everyone at the table could not stop smiling.
When the lights started flashing, the Indian music began playing and everyone
in the room began clapping, she knew something was up. When a dish of mango ice
cream with a candle in it was placed in front of her, we had to confess to her
that she was our honorary birthday girl of the evening. You just cannot go to
Milon without hearing the birthday song -- even if you do have to tell a white
lie. When you receive you check at the end of your meal, you almost have to
question if you are still in New York City. It is one of the more inexpensive
meals that you will find in this pricey city.
Another repeat destination
for us every year is Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill (102 Fifth Ave.). We all have a
slight crush on the redhead from Food Network fame, so it's fun to visit one of
his restaurants. The atmosphere immediately puts you in a festive frame of
mind. The large and airy dining room features a beautiful wooden bar on one
side and warm, southwestern colors on the walls. Our favorite meal here is
brunch, so we were seated at our round table in the middle of the restaurant at
high noon. As you would imagine at a Southwestern-themed restaurant, the
margaritas are a must. They combine the perfect marriage of sweet and tart with
that extra kick of tequila. After we placed our obligatory margarita order, a
bread basket filled with blue cornbread and pastries was placed in the middle
of our table. I could have made a meal on these alone, but I knew what awaited
me with an appetizer and an entree. I started with a barbecue pork quesadilla
that combined the smoky sweetness of barbecue with a smooth Oaxaca cheese and
crispy tortillas. For my entree, I had grilled mahi mahi with a roasted
pineapple chile sauce. The food simply bursts with flavor. Every mouthful is a
different experience. Mesa Grill is a bright and bold experience - - from the
decor to the fresh flavors of the food, you will not be disappointed.
Believe it or not, the
Mesa Grill was not our only fine dining experience that day. The South Carolina
contingent had a special evening planned at the James Beard House (167 W. 12th
St.). Coincidentally, one of our local chefs from Columbia, South Carolina was
experiencing what must have been the highlight of his career that evening. He
had been selected to cook a southern extravaganza at the James Beard House.
James Beard was a renowned food writer and chef who left his home as a
showplace to cultivate new chefs. Preparing a meal for members of the society
is a great honor, so we called it fate and made reservations. The evening was a
culinary tribute to the South. We were wined and dined with wines for each
course and a menu that consisted of fried green tomatoes, she crab soup, shrimp
and grits, quail, and a pecan tart to finish. Half of the fun that evening was
hearing the comments from our New York City table mates as they tasted shrimp
and grits and collards. They were truly impressed and we were proud to call
ourselves South Carolinians that night.
Pastis (9 9th Avenue) was
our destination for brunch the next day. This restaurant is set in the style of
a French cafe - it's loud, busy, bursting with people, and full of energy.
Pastis is also great for people watching because it is also a hangout for
celebrities. In the past, Tim Robbins, Susan Sarandon and Hillary Swank had
been spotted. Today, however, the food and drink were the only stars that we
managed to see. Since it was brunch, we all started with a champagne cocktail.
We ordered a basket of breads and pastries to start and then we each ordered an
entree. I chose a baked pasta dish which served as the perfect comfort food on
a cold and blustery day while the rest of my companions ordered egg dishes. As
soon as we stepped back outside into the cold day, we spotted our celebrity.
Danny Aiello (of Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and Cher's Moonstruck fame) was
shooting a commercial across the street. We stood for a while watching take
after take before we continued on satisfied that we got to see at least one celebrity!
Dining for us in New York
City is not just about the food - - it's about the entire experience. Nothing
makes me happier than to sit around a table with friends talking and laughing
over good food and drink. Those are the memories that keep us coming back to
New York City year and year.
About the Author: Jill is
a proud member of the PassPorter Message Board where she loves writing trip
reports about her latest Walt Disney World vacation and exchanging advice with
fellow PassPorters. In her real life, she works in the Information Technology
department of an insurance company and enjoys reading and cooking. She loves
nothing more than being in her happy place with her husband, Thom, and their
two daughters, Mary Devall and Maddie.
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DISNEY FEATURE: Why Animal
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by Michelle Clark,
PassPorter Message Board Guide and Guest Contributor
Probably the biggest
decision a family makes when planning a trip to Walt Disney World is choosing
where to stay. Even after deciding to stay "on property" (in a
Disney-owned resort), the process has just begun. With over 20 resorts, Disney
has a resort for just about any taste and budget. Each family is different and
has unique likes and dislikes.
We decided to take our
family to Walt Disney World during the Christmas season. Most of our prior
trips had consisted of "commando" touring. Early on I learned an
important tip: Get up early and hit the theme parks before the crowds arrive to
avoid long lines. When my children became teenagers, I learned a new lesson:
Teenagers don't want to get up early and hit the theme parks before the crowds
arrive! So we decided that this trip would be a fun, low key, relaxing
vacation. I promised that I would not pressure my kids to get out of bed and
onto a theme park bus. After much deliberation, we selected the Animal Kingdom
Lodge for this trip. It turned out to be the perfect choice for our teens,
which made the trip much more enjoyable for Mom & Dad!
So what made Disney's
Animal Kingdom Lodge resort so appealing to our teens? Here are a few examples:
All guest rooms are
accessible via interior corridors, and our kids wouldn't have to walk outside
to separate buildings. This safety factor put Mom and Dad at ease. Also, our
rooms had bunk beds, so no one had to share a bed with their sibling. Ahhh, the
sound of peace!
We booked a pool view
room, which was the perfect location -- close to the arcade and food court, two
areas visited often by our teens. We felt completely comfortable sending them
to the food court with their room key whenever they got the munchies. The menu
at The Mara, the Lodge's food court, included those important staples in any
teenager's diet -- hamburgers, french fries, chicken fingers, and pizza. The
chocolate muffins were a big hit for a late breakfast. Of course every
breakfast was a late breakfast for those sleepy teens! Since our room was so close
to The Mara, it was quick and convenient to use the refillable mugs. And since
you can pre-purchase an arcade card for video games, no more scrambling for
quarters every day!
For family meals, Boma
offers a great variety of food choices for everyone's tastes, from the
adventurous eater to the sweet tooth to the picky eater. Our teens really
enjoyed breakfast at Boma, especially the made-to-order omelets.
The expansive lobby of the
Lodge has many seating areas, which is a perfect place for a teen to "chill
out" when that hotel room becomes a bit crowded. Another one of their
favorite places to sit and relax was around the fire pit located to the rear of
the lobby at the Arusha Rock.
The pool has one of the
best water slides on Disney property, and plenty of lounge chairs for
sunbathers. The hot tub was another place our teens liked to hang out.
Did you think I wasn't
going to mention the wildlife viewing? Even though we didn't have a savannah
view room, our teens enjoyed watching the animals on the three savannahs. Their
favorite time to see wildlife was at night when a Cast Member brought out night
vision goggles. There was a balcony next to our elevator on Zebra Trail with
rocking chairs and viewing binoculars. Our teens loved to take pictures there.
There are also Cast Members posted at the savannah viewing areas to answer any
questions about the animals.
There is so much to see
and explore in the Animal Kingdom Lodge that it can keep even the shortest
attention spans entertained. They found the various displays of artwork in the
Lobby and the hallways interesting, and it is possible that they may even have
learned something. Cast members are easy to find and love to volunteer
information about the displays.
Zawadi Marketplace is
probably their favorite gift shop in Walt Disney World. (Mine too!) They loved
to browse through the collections of African-inspired gifts, as well as those
classic Disney souvenirs. There is a large selection of jewelry, and they
usually come back with quite a wish list. Often there is an artist in the shop
drawing or painting who graciously allows teens to observe them at work.
We found the bus service
at Animal Kingdom Lodge to be very efficient. We never waited more than 10
minutes for a bus, if at all. Since we let our older teens sleep in and join us
later in the day at the theme park, we felt better knowing that they wouldn't
wait long for a bus. Their two favorite parks, Animal Kingdom and the Disney
Hollywood Studios were both short rides.
If you ask my teens today
which Disney resort is their favorite, they will all answer without hesitation
"Animal Kingdom Lodge." In fact, they have already told us that we
should stay there on our next Disney trip. I'd recommend it to anyone planning
a trip that includes teenagers!
About the Author: Michelle
Clark is a self-professed theme park junkie and the mother of three teens.
Their family has made nearly a dozen trips to the Orlando theme parks resorts,
and is currently planning a trip to several theme parks in the Northeastern
U.S. Michelle is also a Guide on the PassPorter Message Boards.
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Here's a few relevant news
items:
As of January 1, 2008, the
Disney MGM Studios is now named Disney's Hollywood Studios.
At Disney's Yacht Club
Resort, the Yacht Club Galley is now named the Captain's Grille. The restaurant
will continue to serve breakfast, lunch and dinner but the menu will reflect
some changes including a shift to a buffet breakfast.
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DISNEY TIPS FROM FELLOW
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Our readers deliver a
wealth of information! Here are the winners in this month's tip contest:
FINDING FUN IN LINE
"Before our trip each
year I go on-line and print out hidden pictures pages. I make them small (two
to a page) and print several different ones. When we're waiting in line for a
ride, or waiting for a show (like an hour-long wait for Fantasmic!) I'll break
them out for my kids and even share with kids nearby. The kids love them. They
trade when they're done with their own and it really keeps them quiet and
focused during down-time."
-- contributed by Melissa
R.
CAP CLIP
"When I tour the
theme parks I wear a baseball cap, but I have a problem with it flying off on
rides or leaving it behind in the net bags. So I wear a carabiner on a belt
loop on my pants or shorts, and when I go into an attraction or get on a ride,
I just clip the cap to the carabiner. Then the cap always stays with me, it is
not in the way, and I don't leave it behind on the ride."
-- contributed by Larry F.
FRONT ROW FAVOR
"If you want to ride
in the first row of Soarin', just ask a cast member! They will do their best to
accommodate you. If you were originally in the center section, you may be
seated in the first row of one of the sides, but the view is still terrific. If
there are no more first row seats available, you may be permitted to wait until
the next flight." (Editor's Note: Please note that this may not always be
possible based on crowd levels, wait times, etc.)
-- contributed by Beth T.
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Here is this week's
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"It's barely a new
year and already the winter doldrums are setting in. In pursuit of some sweet
escapism, I took a spin over to my local 'drive-in." I think I got more
than I bargained for, however, as this drive-in had a very surreal quality. The
screen only showed trailers and commercials, no actual movies. I could see
mountains in the distance despite the fact that I was in Florida. And none of
the parked cars around me had doors. The only thing that seemed to make sense
was the speed limit sign at the entrance... the posted speed limit is a mere
(rest of text obscured by chocolate malt)."
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PASSPORTER PHOTOPICK
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special photo from the PassPorter Photo Archive which highlights something
beautiful, interesting, humorous, or timely at Disney or around the world. Here
is this issue's PhotoPick:
Spaceship Earth at Sunrise
contributed by Dopey007
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Q & A WITH JENNIFER
& DAVE
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lorilovestigger asks:
"I've never flown anywhere where I didn't check my luggage. I'm trying to
get everything I'll need for marathon weekend in my carry on. I think I can get
it all in except for the items that need to be in a quart bag for security. I
don't know how anyone can get all the things they need to take in a one quart
ziploc bag. This is what I have in it: shampoo, conditioner, deodorant,
toothpaste, hairspray, Febreeze, eye drops, contact lens solution, liquid
foundation, chapstick, lipstick, mascara, hand lotion, perfume, and shaving
cream. Is there anything on that list that doesn't need to go into my ziploc
bag?"
Dave and Jennifer answer:
"It's always a question of when checked luggage becomes more bothersome
than carry-on. Here we have a long list of items, nearly none of which I'd
consider essential - with the exception of the eye drops and contact lens
solution, none of these are "medical." Cosmetics are color- and
brand-specific (not something you'd find in a gift shop), so they'd come along
with you, but are all those cosmetics needed for "resort casual?"
(I'm a guy, so I'm undoubtedly wrong about that.) Febreeze... luxury or
necessity (what did you do in the days before it was available)? Yet, if you do
consider them all essential, and you're not willing to substitute alternate
brands (by purchasing them at the gift shop), then checked luggage may be the
only solution.
Is the cost of purchasing
toiletries once you're there and the time you'd spend buying them worth more
(or less) than the value of the time you'd spend waiting for checked luggage?
Once upon a time I did a
whole lot of backpacking. It gives you a whole new perspective on packing and
on what is "essential."
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