Magical Mouse Adventures

Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey

2011-06-01T22:14:00.000-05:00

This is what Universal Tells Us about Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey:

Enter through the towering castle gates and make your way down the familiar passageways and corridors of Hogwarts™ School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. You’ll visit iconic locations such as Dumbledore’s office, the Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom, the Gryffindor™ common room, the Room of Requirement and more.
Then get ready to soar above the castle grounds as you join Harry Potter™ and his friends on an unforgettably thrilling adventure, coming face-to-face with an array of magical creatures! This amazing new attraction uses groundbreaking, state-of-the-art technology (and a little magic) to create a one of a kind ride experience

What we think you should know:

You must be 48" to experience this ride.
It made our mom really, really sick! She thought she was going to throw up while she was upside down - not good! If you're prone to motion sickness, consider yourself really warned.

Hannah's review of Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey:
"Well, it was really really scary. And I almost cried. I screamed a lot. I think if I tried it again, I'd like it more. And the dragon's breath was HOT!"

Noah's review of Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey:
"I think it was awesome. It went upside down and you could see stuff - you could see lots of stuff in the ride - it jerked you around. It pulled you everywhere. Sometimes it would go by a screen and you'd just be sitting still....it's kinda like Dinosaur at Walt Disney World (how much it jerks you around)."

Joshua's review of Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey:
"I thought the ride was excellent. It was very good special-effects and I love simulators. It took you from screen to real life to screen to real life and back again."

Yes, we realize that the Wizarding World of Harry Potter is not in Walt Disney World. We want to be consistent though, so we're using the Diskidometer and Frightometer for this attraction.

We rank all the Disney attractions (rides and shows) on our very own DISKID-OMETER and we use the Mickey-thumbs-up system. Mickey has 4 fingers, so the most anything can get is 4 fingers up. The least is 0 fingers

Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey at Universal's Island of Adventure Diskidometer ratings:

Joshua - 4 Mickey fingers up

Noah - 3.5 Mickey fingers up

Hannah - 2.5 Mickey fingers up

The Diskids Frightometer is measured this way -

One eye covered is a little scary.

Both eyes covered is a lot scary.

Run away is too scary to do it again!

Joshua - one eye covered

Noah - Not scary at all

Hannah - one eye covered

Click here for more post about The Wizarding World of Harry Potter!

Wizarding World of Harry Potter

2011-05-31T11:43:00.000-05:00

We reecently visited the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and it was awesome! Come back to our website this week for reviews of each attraction inside the park. In our video you can see every part, including Zonko's and Ollivander's with all the goodies and fun stuff. Keep watching to see live action footage of Flight of the Hippogriff and the choir from Hogwarts. "Double, Double, Toil and Trouble....." Until next time!

Noah - a tribute by his mommy!

2011-05-26T19:56:00.000-05:00

Noah in 2007 - so stinkin' adorable!

Before our second The Ultimate Field Trip I felt the need to check and make sure some of our huge events were actually going to fit where we had them planned. It sure wouldn't work to have 700 people show up and not fit! So before the trip Noah and I went to Walt Disney World for 3 nights all by ourselves. He was 7 and we had the best time. He is just the sweetest kid in the world and having him all to myself for that long was heaven on earth at the Most Magical Place on Earth.

It was our first time to visit any of the All Star resorts having only stayed at Pop Century prior to then. It was great! From the first step onto Disney property from our Magical Express motorcoach we found out it's pretty great to be the two of us at Walt Disney World.

Dee is the name of the cast member who called Noah over to check in. She works in the concierge of the All Star Resorts to this day and she and Noah sent each other jokes via email for years. I hope we can find her when we go back in September.

Dee let Noah come back and help her work as a cast member. Foreshadowing? Only time will tell. He gave her hugs as only Noah can do, and we checked in.

During our stay, Noah and I only ever disagreed about one thing. As far as he was concerned he never needed to go to the bathroom and as the mom, I didn't relish the moments we ran frantically searching out a bathroom because he waited just a tad too long. He looks back at that now and shakes his head, but he was seven. :-) Everything else was perfect.

Noah's favorite park - by far - is Epcot. We spent days there. After our research was done, I could just hold Noah's hand and let him guide me. He led me to many quiet places to just look. He took me to Innoventions to touch and play with everything in there. He walked from country to country discovering things everyone else rushed by. And when he was tired, we sat down. We sat to wait for Illuminations for about an hour - something we'd never do with our whole family - Noah wanted to lay his head on my leg and look at the sky over the countries. I wished I was little enough to do that, too.

And at night we slept in a king sized bed, where Noah turned completely sideways and put his little boy feet in my face. Thank goodness for end of the day baths! We missed home, but we both remember many details about that trip and I'm ever so grateful for the memories.

Noah and I have taken a multitude of family Disney trips and he loves those same things, but often has to forego them for the sake of others. But here and there, nearly every day, I slip him my hand and let him guide me. We discover hidden things that other people rush by and just being near him and letting him lead gives me the sweetest peace. He doesn't have an agenda. He has no need to rush around. He is completely present in the moment. I tell you this, whomever marries my Noah is a woman blessed beyond measure....if she can slow down enough to notice, he'll be there waiting for her!

Noah in 2010 with a bug in his ear - still stinkin' adorable!

Posted by Carol Beth Scott, owner/manager of 3D Travel Company and mom to Joshua, Noah and Hannah!

Magical Memory Monday - Hoop Dee Doo Revue

2011-04-18T14:59:00.000-05:00

It's time for Magical Memory Monday again! Scroll down for a magical Diskid memory at Walt Disney World or click here for Magical Memories from around the web!

When Joshua was 10 he was chosen to play a part during the Hoop Dee Doo Revue at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground. He loved it. Click play to watch the video and come back and see us tomorrow, y'hear?

Magical Memory Monday - Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee take a spin in the Magical Teacups

2011-03-21T17:09:00.001-05:00

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In 2006 Joshua, Noah and Hannah visited Walt Disney World for the very first time. For their very first trip to Fantasyland in the Magic Kingdom, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum joined them for a spin in the teacups. Joshua says he didn't know how special it was until many trips later - he's never gotten to do that again! Now it's a special memory of a magical time.

If you look close you can see the top of Hannah's little piggy-tails peeking up over the teacup.

Clearly, Tweedle D** was having a great time!

Magical Memory Monday - we dub thee a very old man!

2011-03-14T12:21:00.005-05:00

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On January 23rd, 2010 we were waiting to board the Disney Dream for a pre-inaugaral cruise when Princess Stephanie got our attention and asked our daddy to bow down to be dubbed a brand new 40-year old!

"I was giggling and thinking about dad turning 40!"

"Dad was so happy! And surprised that we got him that birthday necklace."

"He just got his necklace - happily!"

"We gave him 40 of each of his presents and put a sign on the door (but nobody signed it) and he got Disney pins, hugs and kisses - the candy kind, cookies, animals to put in the water and a Fireman nutcracker from the Pruitts, a $40 itunes card from Grandpa Joe and lot and lots of attention from us on the Disney Dream!"

Posted by Hannah - 8 years old!

2011-03-08T14:37:00.000-06:00

Today the Diskids team at Magical Mouse Adventures has a real treat for you - a Disney flashback you can enjoy any time with your entire family. We're going all the way back to a time when Walt Disney was preparing for release of his very first full-length animated feature. Of course, we're talking about Snow White! During the release of Snow White the cast of the movie appeared on the Mickey Mouse Theatre and we've found that recording just for you!

Here's a typical American family enjoying their Sunday afternoon, listening to the Mickey Mouse theatre!

Click here to enjoy the Mickey Mouse Theatre presentation with Walt Disney, the cast of Snow White, Mickey, Minnie, Donald and goofy! Please let us know what you think and we'll add more every week!

Magical Memory Monday - Lillipop nap

2011-03-07T12:42:00.004-06:00

What happens when you're four years old and just spent an exciting morning at the Magic Kingdom, then before you leave for your midday rest at your Disney resort, you ask for and get one of the gi-normeous suckers at the Main Street confectionary?

Hannah can show you!

Magical Memory Monday - Epcot Character Connection

2011-02-28T10:52:00.003-06:00

In 2005 Disney stopped running the double-decker bus around the World Showcase and introduced a new character meet-and-greet at Walt Disney World, Epcot's Character Connection. It's been improved dramatically over the years, but our first time will probably always be our best memory ever!
It was the day after Thanksgiving and we entered the building ready to meet and greet as many characters as possible. We were the very first in line and you can see how dressed up we were. At the time of our trip we were 3 (Hannah), 6 (Noah) and 7 (Joshua). As we approached the front of the first line a cast member noticed Noah in his fuzzy Mickey Mouse costume. That costume was so fuzzy it was all anyone could do not to hug him on the spot. She told us she had sent the very same costume to her grandson far, far away. And she said she didn't get to see him very often and he was just about the same size as little Noah.

Well, when Noah heard that he rushed right over and hugged and hugged that grandma for her little grandson. She tried really hard not to cry, but she didn't quite make it. And she said it was her most magical moment, ever! And now it's ours.

The Seas with Nemo and Friends

2011-02-24T01:00:00.000-06:00

Today we're ranking The Seas with Nemo and Friends on the DISKID-OMETER for all those other kids out there who aren't sure if it's worth the time. If you want to find out more about us and if we're like Y-O -U or your kids, then visit our pages and find out! We rank all the Disney attractions (rides and shows) on our very own DISKID-OMETER and we use the Mickey-thumbs-up system. Mickey has 4 fingers, so the most anything can get is 4 fingers up. The least is 0 fingers.

To find more ratings and read reviews of attractions at Walt Disney World, click here!

The Seas with Nemo and Friends is a pavilion in Epcot with multiple attractions within to enjoy - and none have any scare factor at all!

The clam-mobile ride with Nemo rated the following: Joshua 3 fingers up, Noah 3 fingers up, Hannah 4 fingers up.

The attractions inside of the pavilion include sharks, dolphins (not together) stingrays and a play area. They all rated the following: Joshua 2 fingers up, Noah 3 fingers up, Hannah 4 fingers up.

Turtle Talk with Crush is the highlight of any trip to The Seas. Joshua gives it 4 fingers up and so do Hannah and Noah!

One of the Diskids favorite memories may not be the most magical but it was one of the funniest! The very first time their dad rode in a clam-mobile to see Nemo he kept hanging forward out of his clam-mobile. They move really slow so no one worried, but everyone sure wondered why he was doing it! As everyone was exiting the ride he told us why. He said his clam-mobile really did smell like a clam! Ewww! You'll be glad to know that smell has never been there again. For more magical and better-smelling memories, watch our video below. You'll be glad you did!

Memories through the years of The Seas at Epcot

Joshua and Noah's first visit to The Seas - before it was The Seas with Nemo

When you climb into the shark's mouth, this is what you see!

The front of Bruce - with Joshua

Turtle Talk with Crush is an attraction not-to-be-missed. How do they do it?

Waiting to see the revamped Living Seas - it was worth the wait!

Have you made some Magical Memories at Epcot touring the Living Seas with Nemo and Friends?

Magical Memory Monday - Balloon hats and Noses

2011-02-14T19:26:00.000-06:00

Today's memory is being guest posted by our mommy, Carol Beth Scott.

Joshua and Noah's very first trip to Walt Disney World was in 2004. They were 4 and 6 years old and they loved it. They were both scared to do anything in the dark, on a boat, in the air....doesn't sound like they would love it, does it? But they did. Characters, shows, dinners, fireworks, parades, and cast members were more than enough to make them beyond happy, enough to spark a lifelong love of Disney parks.

The story we're sharing today is in the World Showcase of Epcot. A street performer caught our eye and pulled Joshua over to be a volunteer.

This was the very first time Joshua had been chosen to participate in something at Walt Disney World and he was so excited!

Just waiting to find out what was going to happen next made Joshua vibrate with anticipation.

He made Joshua laugh. He made him a balloon hat. Good times! By now a very large crowd has gathered around us to watch the show. I could hear Noah's little voice over the laughter: "I can't wait until my turn!" he said. Oh no, I thought. I looked at his grandma and I looked at him. He was so excited his little hands were in fists and he bounced up and down. He didn't have to ask. He just knew he would be next. I wasn't so sure and I started to really worry. How could I make this performer pick my little boy? I knew I couldn't.

But this was Walt Disney World. I shouldn't have worried.

He picked Noah next! Just like Noah knew he would.

See the smile. That guy knew he was making a magical moment for a 4 year old little boy - a little boy named Noah. My Noah! I wanted to kiss him. (I didn't.)

And there is the smile we love. He didn't get a balloon hat. He got a balloon nose! And we got one of the first of many, many magical memories! Come back next Monday to hear another one - or stop by anytime to read the kid's reviews, see their videos and get to know them. They're pretty great!

Moms and Dads, you can visit my Disney blog at http://waltdisneyworldfamilytravel.blogspot.com/

Rating the Aquaduck aboard the Disney Dream

2011-02-01T07:00:00.007-06:00

We're kids. We love water and waterslides and we were Excited about doing the Aquaduck aboard the Disney Dream during a preview cruise last week. You might be wondering if it's a good experience for you and your kids, though. That's why we knew we needed to rate it on the DisKidometer!!

Noah took issue with the fact that there are no lights on the Aquaduck like there was on the video Disney Parks put online. It's a closed tube, and that's it. Joshua thinks it's pretty cool, but he wants the floatie to be transparent so you can see below you on the ship. Other than that, he thought it was amazing. Hannah shared her thoughts on yesterday's post.

During our preview cruise someone got stuck on the Aquaduck! It wasn't because they were too big - oh no! - it was because they weighed so little they stopped moving. The cast members stopped the water and walked down the length of the tube to get the kid and walk out with them. Hannah is pretty tiny and this wasn't an issue for her and she's barely above the 48" requirement. That kid must have been really, really skinny!

Today we're ranking the Aquaduck on the DISKID-OMETER for all those other kids out there who aren't sure if it's worth the time. If you want to find out more about us and if we're like Y-O -U or your kids, then visit our pages and find out! We rank all the Disney attractions (rides and shows) on our very own DISKID-OMETER and we use the Mickey-thumbs-up system. Mickey has 4 fingers, so the most anything can get is 4 fingers up. The least is 0 fingers.

Joshua gives the Aquaduck 4 fingers up!

Noah gives the Aquaduck 3 fingers up.

Hannah gives the Aquaduck 4 fingers up!

Magical Memory Monday - The Aquaduck!

2011-01-31T07:00:00.018-06:00

We just got back from Walt Disney World and we got to be part of one of the Disney Dream Preview Cruises! We boarded on 1/23 for 3 nights and we have a ton of stuff to share with you.

But, what is everyone talking about right now? The Aquaduck! Even though it was January and a bit chilly outside, of course we had to ride it.

You can see in our pictures how excited we all were to do the Aquaduck - stay tuned to see a video of the fun later this week!

Something they don't tell you is the wait for the Aquaduck can be extremely long. After you get to the top of this staircase, there are two more inside the red thing to climb before you get on the slide.

Now, Hannah is here to tell you all about her first trip down the Aquaduck aboard the Disney Dream! "It has a lot of ups and downs. You don't really feel the water that often. When it's clear you see a bunch of what's outside the tube, but you're going pretty fast. And then, when it's all closed up, it's kind of dark. It's a really long wait, but there are duck feet on the steps!"

Magical Memory Monday - our Disney cruises!

2011-01-17T07:56:00.001-06:00

We had to stop in and share a few Disney Cruise memories before we jump aboard the Disney Dream on 1/23!

Our first day of our first cruise - September of 2007. We were 5, 7 and 9.

Our first trip to Castaway Cay

January of 2009 - our second cruise at age 6, 9 and 10

Posing in front of the theatre in 2009

Posing in front of the theatre in 2007

May 2010 - we're back!

Diagnosed with Celiac disease, this was our first year to make friends with our headwaiter - Richard. We've requested him on the Dream!

2010 - 7, 10 and 12 years old.

We'll see with you more memories very, very soon!

Disney Dreaming

2011-01-08T08:00:00.002-06:00

Our mom is taking us on the Earmarked Cruise on the Disney Dream. We’re the cruise right before the Inaugural cruise and right after the charity cruise for the Boys and Girls Club. It’s January 23rd for 3 nights. All 3 of us are most excited about the Aquaduck. Have you seen it? It looks like this:

Take a virtual ride down the aquaduck! We take our real ones on January 23rd!

We hope you’ll follow along with us as we play aboard this amazing new ship with surprises around every corner!

Sometimes, you just have to dress up Grandpa Joe....a post by Hannah

2011-01-04T13:25:00.000-06:00

Hannah is sharing a moment today that really needs no explanation. The setting is Pop Century Resort in September of 2010. We were celebrating Hannah's 8th birthday and she decided her birthday hat would look better on Grandpa. Without further ado, here is the picture of what came next:

Please forgive us, Grandpa. We couldn't control ourselves.

Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique - A Review through the eyes of a little princess

2011-01-01T15:13:00.000-06:00

Hannah has visited the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique at Walt Disney World 3 times - twice at The World of Disney at Downtown Disney and once inside Cinderella's Castle at the Magic Kingdom. She chose to share pictures of her very first time - when she had just turned 4.

This is Hannah's "before" picture - she wore her own Tinkerbell costume. One visit to Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique she got the full package, where she was escorted to a dressing room after choosing a Walt Disney World made dress, tiara and scepter. She'll compare the two below in the Q&A and ratings section.

After getting Bibbidi Bobbidi Booped (as we call it), you can have your pictures taken by a Photopass Photographer in a gallery setting. All the little girls we saw chose to do this.

Hannah in the chair, before she saw how beautiful she was.

Still waiting to see.

Here's Hannah's revealing moment by her Fairy-Godmother-In-Training. Now on to Q&A and Hannah's review of the experiences she's had.

Q. Why do you like the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique?

A. Because I get to see all the hairstyles and get to choose my own and choose my own dress and makeup.

Q. Was it better to wear your own dress, or pick out one from their store?

A. Pick out one from their store.

Q. Why?

A. If I come in my own dress, I just don't get to do as much things, so I want to just pick out a new dress and look at all the other dresses that you get.

Q. You've done the Perfectly Princess Tea. Which is more fun: Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and pick out an outfit or Princess Tea and take home goodies? (These are roughly the same price, when you purchase the big package.)

A. Princess tea. Definitely.

Q. Do you think it was as much fun when you were 4, or do you think it's more fun when you're a little bit older? (She did it at 4, 6 and 7)

A. More fun when I'm older.

Q. You'll be 9 when you go this year in September. Do you hope you get to do it again?

A. Yes!

Q. Who is your favorite princess?

A. Snow White.

Today we're ranking Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique on the DISKID-OMETER for all those other kids out there who aren't sure if it's worth the time. If you want to find out more about us and if we're like Y-O -U or your kids, then visit our pages and find out! We rank all the Disney attractions (rides and shows) on our very own DISKID-OMETER and we use the Mickey-thumbs-up system. Mickey has 4 fingers, so the most anything can get is 4 fingers up. The least is 0 fingers.

Hannah gives the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique a solid 4 fingers!

Have a Magical Christmas and a Happy New Year!

2010-12-19T15:16:00.000-06:00

It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year! See you in 2011!

Magical Memory Monday - Growing Up Disney

2010-11-22T19:34:00.000-06:00

Noah, Hannah and Joshua - 2004

Noah, Hannah and Joshua - 2010

Our first trip and our last trip. Look how we've grown!

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Magical Memory Monday - Cyberspace Mountain

2010-11-15T21:19:00.000-06:00

Sometimes we get to take home a video of one of our adventures. We did this year, with Cyberspace Mountain. Joshua and Noah designed and rode their own roller coaster at Disneyquest. Watch the video below to see how much fun they had!

Magical Memory Monday - Sometimes all you need is a picture!

2010-11-01T12:09:00.000-05:00

Hannah getting her first bite of a Turkey Leg in Frontierland at the Magic Kingdom from her Grandpa

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Magical Memory Monday, Noah meets Stitch!

2010-10-25T08:00:00.003-05:00

We're back with Magical Memory Monday! This week Noah tells of meeting his favorite character, Stitch!

To read more Magical Memories from around the web, click here!

Per Noah - While I was at Disney World, I was looking for Stitch all the time, because I had a hat that my mom promised to buy me. And she did! And it was a giant Stitch hat, as you can see in the picture. And I was so happy when I finally found him. Stitch even gave me a pose and we had so much fun. When I saw him for the second time, he signed my backpack.

I told him to slap Gantu with a tree for me. That's what he does all the time. Gantu works for Hamstervielle. Stitch is my favorite character and he always will be. It was so magical when I saw him, because that's exactly what my main goal was when I was at Disney World.

Noah is about to turn 11, and Stitch has been his favorite character since 2004, when he was only 4 years old and watched Stitch knock over a stack of high chairs during his breakfast at 'Ohana.

Noah's Magical Memories are sponsored by his mom and dad's Earmarked Travel Agency - www.3DTravelCompany.com

The Kids Guide to Trading Vinylmations

2010-10-22T19:47:00.001-05:00

We're back with our Kids Guide to Vinylmation Trading, ready to print and carry with you. You can read it here on our site or you can click on it to make it fullscreen, then print from the white toolbar at the top.

Open publication - Free publishing - More vinylmation

Disney Parks put out a short video illustration so you can see Vinylmation trading in action!

Magical Memory Monday - shrinking to fairy size by Hannah!

2010-10-18T21:36:00.003-05:00

It's Magical Memory Monday! This time Hannah describes what it's like to shrink to Fairy Size during her recent trip to the Magic Kingdom.

To find other Magic Memory Monday posts from around the web, click here!

We shrank to fairy size and Vidia, Rosetta and Tinkerbell were there.

The fairies had NO idea what Stitch was and thought it was a bug!

Tinkerbell - her shoes had cotton balls I think and her dress was made out of leaves. She had a bun.

Also, the wings are green on Tinkerbell. And she isn't quite sure what Stitch is, either.

Rosetta, in the background, was my favorite fairy and she had beautiful wings, too. And she is a garden fairy.

That's Rosetta. She has gorgeous shoes!

Rosetta's signing my backpack with my sharpie I brought. And, she has gorgeous hair.

Joshua is next to a ginormica mushroom!

Noah, for one, loves the ladybug. And she's friends with him!

Dad has a frog friend and likes under his chin. (hee hee hee)

I am in love with a snail.

It's gorgeous there and has lots of flowers (made out of paper)

That is where you're in line for the fairies. That pink part is the line for the princesses.

Tinkerbell likes her coins to lean on and there is a sunflower.

This was made out of Tinkerbell's stuff and Lizzy from the 3rd Tinkerbell (The Great Fairy Rescue)

This is us, leaving the fairies. We really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really liked it.

Magical Memory Monday - Joshua's Vinylmation Experience

2010-10-03T23:55:00.001-05:00

It's time for Magical Memory Monday. This time Joshua tells about his first experiences trading Vinylmations at Walt Disney World in September, 2010.

"I remember the night that I got my first vinylmation. I remember debating that trip whether I should get one or not. Then I finally decided to get one. Me and my friend, named Alec Martin, went to buy me a vinylmation together. I picked out a Muppets and I got Bean. (Bean the rabbit) When I opened the box, he was one of the only three Muppets I didn't want out of 11. So, I traded him with Alec. I traded him and got the bird you see - the bird Vinylmation you see on the bottom of the page. It is almost as fun as trading pins, but in a way it's more fun because it's like trading a toy. I've traded so many. These are just a couple down below. The puzzle one is one of my favorites. The very last vinylmation I traded, the one I have with me now, is one of the Big Eyes ones, and he is Buzz Lightyear."

This week we'll be posting the Magical MouseGuide to Vinylmation Trading For Kids. Then you can download it for your Magical Mouse Adventure!

Magical Memory Monday - conquering Splash Mountain

2010-09-27T12:39:00.006-05:00

It's time for Magical Memory Monday at Magical Mouse Adventures! This week is a Noah memory in pictures.Remember how scared Noah has been since he was 4 and went to Walt Disney World in 2004 and went on Splash Mountain? If not, you can read the story here. We took a picture of Noah as he walked towards the attraction he intended to conquer on his first day in a park at age 10 in 2010. He doesn't look very happy, does he?

And here is Noah after he rode Splash Mountain two times in a row! Joshua and Hannah (and Daddy) are SO proud of you Noah! Way to go!

Yep. It was so great, even the cast members at Splash Mountain were impressed. After Noah conquered Splash Mountain, he found out Pirates of the Caribbean and all the other water rides were a piece of cake! Congratulations, Noah. We're sure proud of you for conquering your fears!

Jodi at Magical Mouse Scholhouse can tell you more about Splash Mountain and where it came from, Song of the South, in her post right here. It's one of the best attractions at Walt Disney World and Disneyland!

Congratulations to our Mr. Potato Head Winner!

2010-09-01T22:09:00.001-05:00

Our first giveaway - of The Ultimate Potato Head - was a major success. Look here for details about our pixie dust filled backpacks to be given away at the end of this year for our next giveaway! Until then, we offer congratulations the the family whose email is the one listed below. Please contact us from this email address with your shipping address and we'll get that right out to you. We can't wait to hear from you!!

See Ya Real Soon!

2010-08-02T18:21:00.002-05:00

We're taking a break for the month of August, but we'll see you the first of September for our Mr. Potato Head drawing and so much more! We'll be blogging our annual 2 week Walt Disney World trip that month and we can't wait to tell you all about it.

- Joshua, Noah and Hannah

Top Three Activities for Kids Aboard the Disney Cruise Line

2010-07-26T22:35:00.007-05:00

This week's Tuesday Top Three is presented by Joshua. He has been on three cruises aboard the Disney Wonder and is very excited to be aboard the Disney Dream this coming January.

Joshua's Top Three For Kids aboard the Disney Cruise Line are Castaway Cay, Every Family Activity and The Deck Parties. You can see Joshua here aboard his latest cruise May 2010 during the Sail Away Party. Joshua loves the parties ondeck for the dancing, the fun, the characters and the enthusiasm and joy he feels being at sea during a party. A huge bonus is "they're the only cruise line to shoot fireworks at sea!" The fireworks take place during the Pirates IN the Caribbean party during each cruise.

This post would not be complete without sharing what Hannah's 3 favorites are, if just for a giggle. They're room service, maid service and swimming. Guess which Diskid has the messiest room at home?

Joshua's second choice, Castaway Cay is Disney's private island reserved only for guests arriving aboard one of their cruise ships.
Joshua, Noah and Hannah have all enjoyed visiting Castaway Cay to play in the sand, swim and snorkel. That's not all, though. They also participate in crab races, dig for Whale bones and even pet the resident kitty cat!

"Castaway Cay is the closest a kid can come to paradise on earth!"

Finally, All Family Activities (that Joshua loves) aboard the ship and shore include:

Ping Pong on Deck Nine
Watching the shows
Going to the movies
Swimming and sliding
Playing on the beach
Eating dinner in fun places
The Grouper Pavilion (pictured) at Castaway Cay
And SO much more!

Did you have any idea a Disney Cruise was this much fun? Well, now you know! Join us for Top Three every Tuesday at www.MagicalMouseAdventures.com and book your Disney Cruise with our mom and her team of 14 Authorized Disney Vacation Planners at www.3DTravelCompany.com!

Magical Memory Monday - lunch with Remy

2010-07-26T09:14:00.003-05:00

This Magical Memory is brought to you by Hannah.
Hannah was most fascinated with the cast member who brought Remy to the table. She's a sucker for French accents (her best friend is Richard, the head waiter from France on the Disney Cruise Line) and to his credit, the cast member did a great job making a little grey rat puppet entertaining during our lunch in France in Epcot. He just couldn't seem to understand why we would stare at a rat when he was right there!

In the words of 7 year old Hannah -
The man who brought Remy to the table said he would be also be as cute as Remy if he had whiskers. A girl came to take a picture of Remy and the man said "I'm right here!" Now, imagine a little girl giggling and this memory is complete!

You can also enjoy a short video snippet of the actual interaction below. Au Revoir!

Phineas and Ferb

2010-07-07T22:17:00.017-05:00

Phineas and Ferb is pretty much the best cartoon ever created. Not only do we love it, our Grandpa does too. We watch it with him when he takes care of us. If you're not a fan, you should be!

Phineas and Ferb have a pet platypus named Perry. You know what's funny? A platypus.
Perry is also a secret agent (agent P) who thwarts Dr. Doofenschmirtz.

Baljeet is a good buddy of Phineas and Ferb. He's the poor victim of the local bully, but he seems to take it pretty well. He takes his studying very, very seriously.

Buford (here with the bowl of his temporarily lost goldfish) bullies poor Baljeet. He seems to have some good qualities, but we're not sure what they are.
Candace is Phineas and Ferb's big sister and she has two goals in life - to bust her brothers and to catch and keep the attention of Jeremy. That's Jeremy and he just caught her.

Joshua's favorite character is Dr. Doofenschmirtz. As told by Joshua "Dr. Doofenshmirtz comes up with big schemes to do something very silly - like when he created the B.ouyancy O.perated A.quatic T.ransport (or BOAT for short - pronounced bow - at) He was going to flood the tri-state area by destroying the dams and build beautiful waterways like Venice, Italy or to a lesser extent, Venice, California. "

Doofenschmirtz is Joshua's favorite character because he's hilarious and he creates funny "inators" to take over the tri-state area.

Vanessa is Hannah's favorite character. She likes her because she's cool and she wears black. She doesn't seem to be in very many episodes, though.

"Vanessa came to Doofenschmirtz lair because he wanted her to - she played video games and read magazines about cool clothes. And then, Perry the Platypus pushed a button and Doofenshmirtz said 'No! That's the display for getting blown up!' She took the last escape hatch and Perry followed her. Doofenschmirtz ran and Perry ran and got Doofenschmirtz and flew in his little jet pack that he found on the floor. BOOM! It blew up." - as told by Hannah

Noah can't bear to pick a favorite character because he just loves them all. He laughs everytime he watches Phineas and Ferb, though. All 3 Diskids love to sing the theme song!

And now for the Diskids favorite song from Phineas and Ferb (this week, anyway) "Squirrels In My Pants!"

Did you make it this far? Who can name the one character we didn't talk about? Here's a hint: What'cha doing?

Splash Mountain

2010-07-06T19:33:00.008-05:00

This week's entry has a special place in the Disney travels of the Diskids. It started when their mommy and daddy went on their honeymoon and waited over two hours for their mom's first time on the attraction to beat all attractions - the ride to beat all rides - Walt Disney World's Splash Mountain. The Magic of Disney came alive for our mom that day and she waited 11 years to take us on the ride she loved so much. We can't remember, but she tells us she was very, very excited.

After 11 years, two days of driving and three days of parks with a 2 year old (Hannah), 4 year old (Noah) and 6 year old (Joshua), our mom ran to Splash Mountain and.....none of us would go on it with her. It was a sad, sad day. But wait! Noah is so sweet. (Noah quote - "I work on being sweet every day!") Our Mom talked little Noah into going on Splash Mountain with her after all these years of waiting and wishing, hoping and dreaming of sharing the magic with her kids.

It did Not Go Well. In fact, it went so badly that Noah has been to Walt Disney World at the ages of 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 and even though he's tried it again a couple of times he still remembers how scared he was that day and he's too frightened to really try it again.

Well, he was frightened...but then:

Noah is brave and as we write this review he has decided that when he goes to Walt Disney World this September he is going to ride Splash Mountain until he is NOT scared any more! When he does we'll come back and replace the sad ending of this story with a very happy one. Noah reviewed Splash Mountain as if he had already conquered his fears, because he just knows he will! And we (Joshua and Hannah) know he will, too.

And now for the Diskids review of Splash Mountain!

Today we're ranking Splash Mountain on the DISKID-OMETER for all those other kids out there who aren't sure if it's worth the time or if it's scary at all. If you want to find out more about us and if we're like Y-O -U or your kids, then visit our pages and find out! We rank all the Disney attractions (rides and shows) on our very own DISKID-OMETER and we use the Mickey-thumbs-up system. Mickey has 4 fingers, so the most anything can get is 4 fingers up. The least is 0 fingers. We also have a frightometer, and you can scroll down past that Mickey hand to see how scary Splash Mountain can be!

Splash Mountain at Walt Disney World Diskidometer ratings:

Joshua - 4 Mickey fingers up

Noah - 4 Mickey fingers up

Hannah - 4 Mickey fingers up

The Diskids Frightometer is measured this way -

One eye covered is a little scary.

Both eyes covered is a lot scary.

Run away is too scary to do it again!

Joshua - Not scary at all!

Noah - One eye covered

Hannah - One eye covered

This is our favorite Youtube video of Splash Mountain and our mom previewed it to make sure it was safe for all the kids out there who want to see what it's really like or remember how much fun it was. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do. We really don't think anyone can enjoy Splash Mountain as much as our mom, but if you think you might, let us know! She loves having friends visit her in Her Laughing Place!

Jungle Cruise Review by Princess Stephanie!

2010-04-22T13:40:00.004-05:00

Do you like water? Do you like boats? Do you like corny jokes, which you laugh at but don’t know why? If you answered yes to any of these questions then you will love Disney’s attraction The Jungle Cruise!

On this exciting attraction you board a river boat with a skipper with a tale to tell. Along your journey you will encounter meetings with wild creatures, waterfalls, dark creepy caves oh and I almost forgot the natives…..

As you sail along the river keep your eyes and ears open for animals like elephants, hyenas, snakes, and other creatures of the jungle. This 9-minute ride is exciting and will have the whole family laughing and enjoying themselves as soon as they board.

WARNING: If you have fears of WATER, BOATS AND CORNY JOKES DO NOT RIDE.

Princess Stephanie's rating system

1) Once Was Enough!

2) Could Hardly Bear It!

3) What Were They Thinking?

4) Pretty Good!

5) Loved it!

And what is the rating for Princess Stephanie for The Jungle Cruise? She gives it a..................

Pretty Good!

The Diskids review the Jungle Cruise and rank it on the Diskidometer right here!

Celebrating our cruise with Disney's new video!

2010-04-19T21:05:00.008-05:00

We're going on a Disney Cruise! In honor of our cruise, Disney put up a new tilt-shift video. Okay, maybe not in honor of our cruise, but it's pretty great! We'll blog our cruise - every single bit! You'll get to see a Disney Cruise through our eyes - through the eyes of children. We'll be 12 (Joshua turns 12 the week before), 10 and 7.

On our last cruise, Joshua was very sick. It was right before we found out he has celiac disease, and he ended up missing the whole entire Disney Cruise. Our mom blogged about it on her crazy, mixed-up blog. You can read it here. This time will be different, though! We're going to have a blast! We're so glad you're coming along.

The Jungle Cruise

2010-04-13T13:07:00.011-05:00

A trip to Adventureland in The Magic Kingdom wouldn't be complete without going on The Jungle Cruise! Did you know that years ago, long before our parents were even born, Walt Disney would ride the Jungle Cruise at Disneyland in California to check up on those guys who tell all the goofy jokes? It's true! Now we get to enjoy them all over again.

What do the DisKids think?

Hannah says "I like it better than Kilimanjaro Safaris in the Animal Kingdom, because it's fake animals, but it's actually kinda not really my type. I like it a little bit. I would have put three if it was my type." Noah adds "It's fun to be spit on by the animals. But, I can't understand the jokes. I am a kid and all." Finally, Joshua tells us what it's like when you're old enough to understand the jokes and not so old you groan "It's very fun. And the captain is very funny." There you have it! 10 to 12 seems to be the target age for the Jungle Cruise.

Today we're ranking the The Jungle Cruise on the DISKID-OMETER for all those other kids out there who aren't sure if it's worth the time or if it's scary at all. If you want to find out more about us and if we're like Y-O -U or your kids, then visit our pages and find out! We rank all the Disney attractions (rides and shows) on our very own DISKID-OMETER and we use the Mickey-thumbs-up system. Mickey has 4 fingers, so the most anything can get is 4 fingers up. The least is 0 fingers. We also have a frightometer, but we only use that if we think something could be scary and this ride is definitely not!

The Jungle Cruise in the Magic Kingdom DisKidometer ratings:

Joshua 3 Mickey Fingers Up

Noah 2 Mickey Fingers Up

Hannah 2 Mickey Fingers Up

We have an atypical video that really requires a more mature and sarcastic sense of humor. It's not really for little ones, but it won't hurt them either. The Diskids weren't really amused, to be honest. Basically, we had an excuse to put a Weird Al video in here, and we used it. Consider it a present to you, mom and dad. Enjoy!

Skipper Dan

Weird Al Yankovic MySpace Music Videos

Princess Stephanie posted her review of The Jungle Cruise right here!

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Jungle Cruise
Jungle Cruise by Stephanie
Magic Carpets of Aladdin
Pirates of the Caribbean
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The Magic Carpets of Aladdin

2010-04-08T19:46:00.006-05:00

Today we continue our trek through Adventureland in The Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World. We love walking into Adventureland and hearing the music, seeing Aloha Isle where you can get yummy Dole Whips, and hoping we see someone get squirted by the spitting Tiki Drums! As you enter Adventureland, just past Aloha Isle on the right you'll see The Magic Carpets of Aladdin!

What do the DisKids think?

Hannah thinks "It's SO fun because the camels spit on you!" And Noah wants you to know "There are tons of rides like this, like Dumbo and Triceratop Spin, but this one is a little different becuase it has camels spit on you, and that's a bonus. It's a lot of fun, too. I like all of those kind!" Joshua's not a huge fan of The Magic Carpets of Aladdin (or Dumbo or Triceratop Spin) and that probably just means he thinks he's outgrown them and he'll probably like it all again when he gets a little older. That happens all the time with Disney attractions! Sometimes you even have to get as old as (gasp!) your grandma and grandpa before you love things again. We think that's called a second childhood.

Today we're ranking the The Magic Carpets of Aladdin on the DISKID-OMETER for all those other kids out there who aren't sure if it's worth the time or if it's scary at all. If you want to find out more about us and if we're like Y-O -U or your kids, then visit our pages and find out! We rank all the Disney attractions (rides and shows) on our very own DISKID-OMETER and we use the Mickey-thumbs-up system. Mickey has 4 fingers, so the most anything can get is 4 fingers up. The least is 0 fingers. We also have a frightometer, but we only use that if we think something could be scary and this ride is definitely not!

The Magic Carpets of Aladdin at Walt Disney World Diskidometer ratings:

Joshua - 2 Mickey Fingers up

Noah - 3 Mickey Fingers up

Hannah - 3 Mickey Fingers up

My Stitch! You know you want one.

2010-03-23T22:24:00.007-05:00

When did Stitch take over the parks? We don't know, but we love him! Did you know that on the Disneyland Paris site you can download a little stitch that will run around your screen, play and dance, ride the tower of terror and take a ride on your mouse cursor? You can download him here and play with him all the time.

Hannah likes to play with stitch because he's funny, he gets in trouble sometimes and he can go to the bathroom too! (He goes in the WC - the Water Closet)

The Diskids love all the Lilo and Stitch movies, The Lilo and Stitch series where Lilo and Stitch work to find all the other 625 experiments and playing with My Stitch at home. Later this week we'll let you know what we think of Stitch's Great Escape at Walt Disney World and 'Ohana where you can eat breakfast with Stitch himself! For now, enjoy a video of Joshua's 10th birthday party at Beaches and Cream at Disney's Beach Club resort, where we had the Kitchen Sink! The song is Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride from the very first Lilo & Stitch Movie. Until next time!

Pirates Of The Caribbean!!

2010-03-22T18:09:00.005-05:00

"Yo Ho, Yo Ho, A Pirate's Life For Me!" With music, magic and mayhem, Pirates of the Caribbean is one of our top favorite rides, but we don't all like the drop in the dark. If you don't mind drops in the dark while you're riding around in a boat, then you will like this ride very much!

Today we're ranking the Pirates of the Caribbean on the DISKID-OMETER for all those other kids out there who aren't sure if it's worth the time or if it's scary at all. If you want to find out more about us and if we're like Y-O -U or your kids, then visit our pages and find out! We rank all the Disney attractions (rides and shows) on our very own DISKID-OMETER and we use the Mickey-thumbs-up system. Mickey has 4 fingers, so the most anything can get is 4 fingers up. The least is 0 fingers. We also have a frightometer, and you can scroll down past that Mickey hand to see how scary Pirates of the Caribbean can be!

Pirates of the Caribbean at Walt Disney World Diskidometer ratings:

Joshua - 4 Mickey fingers up

Noah - 2 Mickey fingers up

Hannah - 3 Mickey fingers up

Noah does not like the drops at all and refuses to go on it. He really hopes it will change, because it's a fun ride.

The Diskids Frightometer is measured this way -

One eye covered is a little scary.

Both eyes covered is a lot scary.

Run away is too scary to do it again!

Joshua - One eye covered

Noah - Run away

Hannah - Not scary at all!

Other Pirate Fun at Walt Disney World

There is also a virtual Pirates of the Caribbean attraction inside Disneyquest where you get to fight the pirates! None of us think it is scary at all and we all love it! It's included in the price of admission to Disneyquest. Also, you can do the Pirate's League and become a pirate for the day. Look for more information about that tomorrow!

We couldn't leave you without a little bit of fun for today. Enjoy this singalong video of Pirates of the Caribbean by Alex Valve.

Magic Kingdom
Jungle Cruise
Jungle Cruise by Stephanie
Magic Carpets of Aladdin
Pirates of the Caribbean
Splash Mountain
The Tiki Room

The Tiki Tiki Tiki Tiki Tiki Room!

2010-03-04T15:14:00.009-06:00

"In The Tiki Tiki Tiki Tiki Tiki Room........"

We sing that song every time we go to Walt Disney World! Even though we haven't been to Disneyland and seen the Tiki Room there (yet!) we already know from the videos we watched that we'll like it even better than the 'New and Improved" Walt Disney World" version. Today we're ranking the Tiki Room on the DISKID-OMETER for all those other kids out there who aren't sure if it's worth the time or if it's scary at all. If you want to find out more about us and if we're like Y-O -U or your kids, then visit our pages and find out!

We rank all the Disney attractions (rides and shows) on our very own DISKID-OMETER and we use the Mickey-thumbs-up system. Mickey has 4 fingers, so the most anything can get is 4 fingers up. The least is 0 fingers. We also have a frightometer, but we only use that if we think something could be scary. The Tiki Room is so NOT scary!

The Tiki Room at Walt Disney World
Diskidometer ratings:

Joshua - 2 Mickey fingers UP!

Noah - 2 Mickey fingers UP!

Hannah - 3 Mickey fingers UP!

We liked it more when we were smaller. Hannah is still smaller, so that's probably why she likes it most.

We wanted you to see the version we love the most and we found one in a sing-along format. It is so much fun! Now you can sing along, too! To the tiki tiki tiki tiki tiki room..........

Looking for other Walt Disney World attraction reviews?

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Jungle Cruise
Jungle Cruise by Stephanie
Magic Carpets of Aladdin
Pirates of the Caribbean
Splash Mountain
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Epcot's Flower and Garden Festival Topiary Fun!

2010-03-03T23:07:00.003-06:00

Today we made topiaries to honor Epcot's Flower and Garden Festival. We haven't been yet, but we're really looking forward to the day we get to go and see all the beutiful displays onsite. For now, we're celebrating by making our own topiaries out of flowers and foam.

Noah's favorite park is Epcot at every time of the year and he can't wait to tell you all the reasons why. You'll just have to stay tuned to this blog to find out more!

You can find other great ways to learn about flowers - and bees! - at Magical Mouse Schoolhouse in this post. And, don't forget you can win The Ultimate Mr. Potato Head by booking at our sponsor agency, 3D Travel Company! We want YOU to win!

Now you can watch our latest videocast - it's one minute of topiary fun! Let us know what you think! Diskids@MagicalMouseAdventures.com

It's Magical Mouse Adventure launch day with a giveaway!

2010-02-28T21:35:00.002-06:00

Book your trip with our mom and dad (www.3DTravelCompany.com) and subscribe to our blog and YOU can win a Potato Head just like ours! The video below shows a bunch of the moms from 3D Travel Company stuffing the very same potato head you will get in the mail if your name is drawn on September 1st! Good luck from Joshua, Noah and Hannah!

Before we had our own website, youtube channel and learned how to tweet, we starred in our very own commercial for our sponsor, 3D Travel Company.

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Hannah dances the Nutcracker

2010-02-02T21:57:00.000-06:00

When Hannah is not being a princess with the Disney Princesses, she's in training by learning the ballet. Here is her Christmas 2009 appearance in the Nutcracker!

Welcome!

2010-01-22T21:38:00.000-06:00

Welcome to DisKids blog! We are currently busy bees getting ready to launch the best Kids Blog about the Disney Parks Ever! For now, we're working, learning, editing, playing and signing up to Give a day, Get a Disney day in 2010. We can't wait to tell you all about it. Look for that and so much more after our official launch day,

March 1st, 2010

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Welcome from Princess Stephanie

2010-01-15T15:06:00.002-06:00

Hey Guys! Welcome to the DisKids site!

Here on this site you can experience Disney in a new way from a point of view made just for you! (if you’re a kid that is!) I’m looking forward to sharing fun things about Disney with you, and maybe you’ll find out something you didn’t know before!

Thinking of Disney,

Princess Stephanie

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Noah

2010-01-10T23:21:00.001-06:00

Noah takes Walt Disney World at his own pace and he likes to experience everything in his timing. That doesn't mean he won't come with you on most any attraction you're excited about (unless it has any kind of a drop) but he much prefers to do things in his own way.

Noah's favorite park is Epcot. He loves to go around the World Showcase and color masks, sample foods and visit with the cast members from around the world. He loves to spend time in Innoventions. He also enjoys Peter Pan, Winnie the Pooh ("It's cute!) and Soarin' is his absolute favorite ride!

When Noah was 8 his mommy needed to take a research trip for her job selling Disney Destination vacations and he got to spend 3 nights with her all by himself at All Star Music. It was one of the best trips ever - for both of them.

Noah is the only Diskid who doesn't dance. Instead, he's an artist. He creates incredible sculptures and throws pots on a wheel. He has a glass case full of creations in his living room and we will post video on here very soon.

Noah is also a videographer. He's already created his first film about "Baby Boo Boo" who arrives on Planet Earth from the Boo Boo Planet after it was destroyed by the evil forces of Galaga. It's something you have to see to believe! He plans to continue making videos and plans to become a Disney imagineer someday.

Hannah

2010-01-10T23:20:00.001-06:00

Hannah's first visit to Walt Disney World was when she had just turned two, and she has been every year since. Her very first characters to meet in person were Donald and Daisy Duck, when they hopped of a double decker bus that used to drive around Epcot. She hopped out of her stroller and danced with them in front of the fountain. Since then she has grown tall enough to insist on riding every attraction she's big enough for, even when it scares the bejeebers out of her (like Tower of Terror!)

Hannah has Celiac Disease, which means she now enjoys special attention from the Walt Disney World chefs when she travels, and she loves it! Her favorite popscicle at Walt Disney World, Itzakadoozie (and isn't that fun to say?) is gluten free! She's so happy.

When she's not spending time with princesses and partying with the pirates, Hannah takes dance classes, does school at home with her mommy and daddy, and especially loves having tea. Hannah considers herself an expert on all Disney Princesses, the Magic Kingdom is her favorite park and she excels at pixie dusting and giggling when characters blow her kisses.

Hannah can't wait to show you everything she's seen!

Joshua

2010-01-10T23:13:00.001-06:00

Joshua is the adventurer of the Diskids. He loves ALL the roller coasters at Walt Disney World. However, Tower of Terror is a little too creepy. If it wasn't for the storyline, he'd love the ride. Joshua isn't going to think anything on the DISKID-Ometer is very scary unless it's also very creepy. He loves to pin trade and all kinds of Disney magic.

Joshua lives not just for Disney, but also for his hip hop and tap career. Joshua started dancing a few years ago and he competes with his hip hop crew, directed by his teacher Cindy Capener and his tap class, directed by Suzan Taylor. You can check out his Christmas show below, but he wants you to know that the spring show will be so much better!