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‘Ohana is a restaurant at the Polynesian Village Resort located on Walt Disney World’s monorail loop with easy and convenient access to Magic Kingdom. In this WDW breakfast review, we’ll share photos of food, thoughts on morning menu, how this meal compares to other options, whether it’s worth the money, and more. Let’s start with

Walt Disney World has released more of the calendar for October 2021, added hours during the start of the 50th Anniversary at Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios & Animal Kingdom, and released the schedule of “Extended Evening Theme Park Hours.” In this post, we’ll share the refreshed calendar, new hours, and the Extended Evening Hours

Sure – food is pretty important when it comes to what makes a good restaurant a great one, but on the cherry on the cake is a gorgeous space in which to stuff yourself silly/enjoy food in moderation like a sensible person. Sessions Arts Club – which opens August 11 – seemingly has it all.

Disney Cruise Line has revealed restaurant and dining details for the upcoming Disney Wish, which debuts in Summer 2022. This includes the immersive “Avengers: Quantum Encounter” family dining experience at Worlds of Marvel restaurant, Marceline Market, Mickey & Friends Festival of Foods, a Princess and the Frog-themed lounge, and more. In case you missed it,

Ever wanted to live in the same flat as gold medal-winning Olympic diver Tom Daley? To walk the same stairs, clean the same windows, maybe even cook in the same oven that he once did? For the somewhat (but not really) modest price of £999,999, a Dairy Milk choccy bar short of a million pounds,

Good news food fans of south London (and all of the city, actually – you know how to get a bus, don’t you?) the much-loved Brian Danclair of Brixton Village favourite Fish, Wings & Tings is opening up a brand new joint in the area. Also situated in the Village, Danclair’s will be a mighty

After thunderstorms caused flash flooding across much of London last week, a proposal has been revealed to build a protective glass wall to shield the capital from future flooding. Sounds quite Avengers-y. But unlike the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this is real. The one-metre tall wall, built along one section of the Thames, would be made of

Wings. Sweet, sweet beautiful wings. We often while away the hours counting the number of ways in which we love our favourite portion of chicken and now there’s a whole new flavour of wing to moon over. A whiskey wing. Yep, you heard us. Be still our beating bellies.  Wingmans have teamed up with Monkey Shoulder

We’ve been banging on about ‘Van Gogh: The Immersive Show” for what feels like forever. With good reason! The retina-battering, virtual-reality post-Impressionist extravaganza that’s taken up residence at 106 Commercial Street has all the qualities needed to make it a post-pandemic smash. Why not utterly lose yourself in a load of lush brush-strokes for a few

When the Metropolitan Police risk assessment form 696 made it trickier for London venues to put on live music events, many sub-cultures were forced to take things underground. As a result, genres like garage, lovers rock, grime, gospel, jazz and soul flourished in private spaces like bedrooms, barbers, churches and living rooms. That means basically, there’s been a

Los Angeles brunch dons Eggslut are set to launch a brand new restaurant in Shoreditch this summer and what better way to celebrate than by creating a rather imposing-looking edible breakfast cloud. Teaming up with culinary experimentalists and jelly-fellas Bompas & Parr, the mustard-hued cloud will apparently taste like vegan bacon and come parping out

Get ready, because a zombie apocalypse is coming to London.  Obviously it’s not an actual zombie apocalypse, it’s a virtual reality immersive experience. ‘Viva Las Vengeance: Army of the Dead’ is a spin off from Netflix’s zombie heist film ‘Army of the Dead’, which was released in May this year. The experience promises ‘a multiplayer,

Nicolas Poussin is famous for his classical Baroque paintings of religious and mythological scenes. He’s also well known for being Louis XIII’s first painter to the King. He’s not so well known for his love of dance. But if you think about how French Baroque art is typically emotional, exuberant, and full of grandiose drama, it completely makes

It’s really, really happening: after a decade of fevered speculation, a return announcement early in the pandemic, and a further delay due to the third lockdown… the original production of the greatest play of the twenty-first century is now confirmed to return, albeit a year later than intended. Mark Rylance and Mackenzie Crook will reprise

Whether about bins, noise, council tax or absolutely anything at all, being angry and/or disappointed with your local council is basically a rite of passage for most Londoners. But which council gets complained about the most? And how many of those complaints are actually justified? No doubt many, many readers will be dead certain that their council

“When will Walt Disney World’s indoor mask rule end?” and “will face coverings still be required on rides, stores, etc. in Fall 2021 or 2022?” are big questions now that the indoor face covering rule has been reinstated for all guests. In this post, we take a look at the relevant factors for Disney to

We head to Magic Kingdom bright and early before park opening to see how much we can get done in the first hour of morning. In this Walt Disney World rope drop report, we do the busiest day of the year so far (July 28, 2021), with a step-by-step look at what we accomplished, strategy

A major exhibition exploring cancer is coming to the capital, to shed light on a disease that one in two of us is diagnosed with in our lifetimes. Cancer revolution: science, innovation and hope, will trace how cancer is prevented, detected and treated through historical and future objects and the stories of the patients, policymakers, medics and scientists dealing with the

What makes a great cinema? Is it cheap tickets, comfy seats, fancy snacks, or just a great programming philosophy and a sound system powerful enough to turn a Hans Zimmer score into a weapon of mass destruction? Weighing up all these factors on a long list of near-on a thousand cinemas, we’re proud to announce Time Out’s pick

Demings said he thinks “this will determine the character of our business community…If they follow suit, we’ll understand where they stand. Do they put people’s lives over profits?” When asked about Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando, Demings said: “I expect all of our theme parks to follow the CDC recommended guidelines.” In case you

Lots of news this with, so we’re here with a “surprise” Walt Disney World news & rumor roundup. This one offers another sneak peek at Harmonious, special 50th Anniversary dining experience, Destination D schedule, the last piece of Cinderella Castle’s Royal Makeover, and more. While there’s a lot of hot off the presses Walt Disney

Big news for fans of cycling and nudity: the World Naked Bike Ride is on! That’s right, biking in the buff is back. The London event was cancelled last year and, although it usually runs in June, it’s returning to the capital on August 14.  The organisers have made a few changes to the event

Pym Test Kitchen is a new Ant-Man and the Wasp-themed restaurant serving massive meals & tiny treats in Avengers Campus at DCA. This Marvel restaurant review features food photos, thoughts on the cuisine and ambiance, and whether this Disneyland Resort dining option is worth your time and money. Along with the adjacent Pym Tasting Lab,

There are so many new pizza joints opening up in London right now that we’re convinced by 2027 the city will actually be just one massive Margherita, its edges marked by a gigantic stuffed crust that circles the length of the M25. The latest addition to the pizza scene is Slice in Finsbury Park, which