Hi! Wondering if anyone knows of a good website/page to see what is available inventory in Disney world is for Pandora?

I just feel kind of scattered- there’s different ones on Disney store website and Pandora website.

Also, what’s the way to get the best info on specific charms?

I love the Clear Cinderella shoe with gold and the Gold Carriage but can’t find if it was limited edition, where to look in stores, if available in park, etc.

Pic of what I currently have for fun (:

Just wanted to share a recent trip that felt like pitching a WDW no hitter. This past January I took my 4 year old daughter on her first trip to WDW with just her and I. We stayed at the contemporary and, basically, everything that could go right did (except she was .25 inches too short for Guardians). She’s been talking about the trip for months following. My wife isn’t a Disney person (I’ve been very lucky and on 50+ trips to WDW), but this was my first since we had our daughter. She’ll be spoiled for all future trips, but I just wanted to share a recap with everyone here and get to re-live the trip a bit. We’ll be going back on the same dates in 2027.

Day 1, arrived and checked into Contemporary. Resort hopping on the monorail with a stop off in Trader Sam’s for a drink. Shopping at the Grand Floridian where we got my daughter started with pin collecting. Dinner with fireworks at California Grill.

Day 2. MK
Arrived shortly after rope drop.
Peter Pan, walk on.
Small World, walk on.
Carousel, walk on.
Dumbo, LL.
Barnstormer.
Haunted Mansion, LL.
Late breakfast at CRT at 10:20.
Tiana’s, LL.
Tea Cups, LL.
Winnie the Pooh, LL.
Under the Sea, walk on.
Story time with Belle.
Mickey’s Philharmagic.
7 Drawfs, LL.
Pirates, LL.
Walked around Adventureland and Liberty Square while my daughter took a stroller nap and grabbed a dole whip and some cheeseburger egg rolls. Mandatory Christmas store stop off.
Tiki Room
Tomorrowland Speedway, LL
Astro Orbiter, 20 min wait
Peoplemover, 10 min wait
Monster’s Inc. Laugh Floor, LL
Bippity Bopity Boutique at 5.
Dinner at Crystal Palace at 7.
Haunted Mansion (have to at night).
Jungle Cruise.
Aladdin Magic Carpets while fireworks are going off. Finished watching fireworks from Adventureland.
Little Mermaid, again, walk on.
Starlight parade.
Main Street shopping.
Walked back to contemporary.

Day 3, EPCOT
Joffrey’s Coffee and a pastry for the monorail.
We did Premiere Pass here as it was super cheap per person and also got to attend FARTS.
Spaceship Earth, LL.
Mission Space, LL.
Test Track, LL.
Moana, Journey of Water.
Living with the Land, LL.
Soarin’, LL.
Turtle Talk.
Nemo, LL.
Figment, LL.
Pixar Shorts.
Shiki Sai, lunch. My daughter loves sushi. Shopping in Japan.
Tres Caballeros, LL. Shopping in Mexico. She fell asleep in the stroller on the way to Frozen. So, I explored FARTS and the countries for 90 mins.
Frozen, LL.
Ratatouille, LL.
Ice Cream in France (the salted Carmel is just crazy good).
Spice Road Table with Fireworks Package.
Monorail back to hotel.

Day 4, Studios.
Early breakfast at Chef Mickey’s for the Fab 5.
Minnie Van to HS, in the park by 9.
Tower of Terror, LL.
Slinky Dog, LL.
Rise, LL.
Blue Milk Stop Off.
MMRR, LL.
Mandatory Mickey Ice Cream stop.
Little Mermaid show.
Smuggler’s Run.
Oga’s for a drink and a snack.
Frozen.
Toy Story Mania, LL.
Alien Swirling Saucers, LL.
Star Tours.
Dinner with Fantasmic Package at Brown Derby (can’t come without a Cobb Salad).
Late stroller nap that gave me plenty of time to explore Galaxy’s Edge at night and get a cold brew.
Slinky Dog, managed to only wait 30 mins.
Alien Swirling, 15 mins.
Unfairly Ever After.
ToT for the second time, 15 mins.
Fantasmic with front row seats.
Had the bus to ourselves back to the Contemporary.

Day 5, MK and flight home.
Woke up and checked out, walked to MK.
Small World.
Barnstormer.
Under the Sea.
Breakfast at Gaston’s for a Cinnamon Roll.
Haunted Mansion.
Pirates.
7 Drawfs. Got really lucky and caught it right after it came back on after an extended closure so only waited 10 mins.
Enchanted Tiki Room.
Country Bear Jamboree.
Dumbo.
Train ride to the front of the park.
Main Street Shopping.
Walked back to the hotel, snagged our bags and off to the airport. Disney Blues were hitting in the car.

Can anyone give me a list of songs used on rides?

Trying to make a new Disney Playlist for working out.

I have one for movies and tv shows

These are some family photos of my grandparents trips from between 1974-1981 (my mom and aunt are featured as well lol). I found a huge stack of them while going through my grandmas photo boxes, so I thought I’d share some of my favorite ones!

iPhone 15 pro max. Tidied up with the built-in editing options in the camera roll.

We are back from our once-in-a-lifetime family trip to DisneyWorld (and Universal). There were 10 adults (us, our kids, and spouses) and 4 kids (grandkids - 5-6-8-9). It was truly a magical experience, and I wish it wasn't over! Here are the highlights and lowlights for us.

Highlights:

1. Our stay at Caribbean Beach Resort. We stayed in Building 46 (Jamaica). After inquiring at check-in and finding that our room was in a different building, they nicely accommodated our request to be near others, and we ended up with rooms all close by. It was a quick walk across the bridge to the Main Building, and less than 10 mins walk to either Skyliner station.

2. The VIP Tour on Day 1. We went to Hollywood Studios on Day 1, rode Tower of Terror, Rockin' Roller Coaster, Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, and Smugglers Run, before having a quick lunch and meeting our 2 VIP guides, Michelle and Jose. From the first minute, they were amazing in helping keep our large group together and moving. We did Rise of the Resistance, Toy Story Mania and were supposed to do Slinky Dog Dash but it was down. Jose made sure we had a lightning lane for the other day were in the park and we did get to ride it. Took the vans to Epcot, rode Guardians, Test Track, Frozen Ever After, had a private meet-and-greet with Anna and Elsa, rode Remy, then hopped in the van and went to MK. We rode Tron (the littles rode 3 other rides), Space Mountain, Seven Dwarves, Haunted Mansion, Pirates, Big Thunder Mountain, Tiana's, and 2 other rides (I think), then they parked us in the VIP area for the special 250th fireworks, which were spectacular!! All in all, we made the most of this very special (and expensive) day, and it made the rest of the trip easier because we knocked out so many longer-wait rides. I think we counted a total of 17 rides across three parks. Definitely request Michelle or Jose and you will be in good hands!

3. The food and the character meals. Overall, the food at Disney was just really, really good. Much better than I expected. We did 4 character meals - Princess Lunch at Akershus Royal Hall, Breakfast at Ohana, Lunch at Crystal Palace, and Breakfast at Tusker House in Animal Kingdom. Food - excellent. Character interactions - really great! My personal fav was Ohana, the pineapple coconut bread was YUM, and the food all really fresh.

4. The line/wait times. Granted, we avoided a lot of the long waits on Day 1 with the VIP. But compared to holiday time 4 years ago, the crowds were easy this time around!! We never felt overly packed in, and the only one we felt was not worth the perceived wait was Seven Dwarves. Everyone who wanted to rode Tron again and Guardians again, and felt the wait was worth it even without VIP access!

5. Skyliner and Transportation. Disney has this all on LOCK. The only hiccup was at Epcot when we had a storm while in line at Skyliner. They had to get busses to come get us, which resulted in over an hour wait. I know they did their best on it though.

6. One card/Magic Band for everything. Once again, no one else (looking at you, Universal) has this part down like Disney. It was SO EASY. Room, food, park access, BOOM - one Magic Band. That's it.

Lowlights (not really anything dramatic just notes/comments):

1. The heat. Yep it's July. It's freaking HOT. Everyone was melting. One day, the heat index was 110 and we felt every degree. But no one passed out, and no one got sunburned. But we were all sweaty, gross, and tired by 5pm. Hardly any of the group, even the younger adults, went back out in the evening.

2. The activities at CBR. They post a lot of fun family activities but if there is a closure of the Skyliner due to lightning or rain, everything prettyt much gets cancelled, even if the weather improves. And they don't have a great way to inform anyone about it. So no outdoor movie, no s'mores etc. And no way of knowing what's up.

3. The walking. Day 1 we did nearly 30,000 steps. The rest of the days, we averaged 20,000. Compared to Universal, where we did about half of that. Disney properties are HUGE, and the transportation takes time to get to.

I'm sure there is a ton more, but I wanted to capture what I could remember before it faded from my mind. Cheers!

I remember reading Fodor's Orlando guide in the late 90's and they mentioned something about how there's a funny song playing on the overturned jeep on the Jungle Cruise ride. I watched a POV on YouTube and I can't make anything out so I'm guessing in the decades since it has been updated.

Anyone have any idea what song it was?

Work continues pretty quick at Disney's Hollywood Studios for the Monstropolis land, which will include a new roller coaster, the Harryhausen's restaurant and Glob Theater.

Absolutely in love with this map 😍

Just a heads up for anyone looking for Lorcana while at Disney world