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Dr. Michael Henson

Caribbean Vacay? Parents, Read This First!

Thinking about taking the kids to Grenada? The U.S. just issued a travel advisory for this Caribbean hotspot, mainly due to crime concerns. It’s not a ‘cancel your trip’ situation, but parents should be extra cautious—especially outside resorts and after dark. If you’re still going, stick to family-friendly hotels, keep valuables hidden, and have a safety plan. Sometimes, being a little extra prepared is the best souvenir! #Travel #TravelAdvisory #FamilyTravel

Dr. Michael Henson

Vermont ski resorts that make family trips easy

Vermont’s ski resorts have cracked the code for stress-free family getaways—think walkable villages, top-notch ski schools, and slopes for every skill level. Smugglers’ Notch is famous for its family-first vibe and all-day childcare, while Okemo and Stowe keep everything close so you can ditch the car and focus on fun. Resorts like Bromley and Bolton Valley offer a more laid-back, affordable scene, and Jay Peak’s indoor water park is a lifesaver when the weather turns. If you’ve got a favorite Vermont mountain or a family ski story, let’s hear it—what makes your go-to spot special? #Travel #VermontSkiing #FamilyTravel

Jamie Watson

Family Road Trips That Just Hit Different

If you want a road trip that’s all about classic Americana, easy stops, and zero stress, this list is gold. Think Mount Rushmore, the Freedom Trail, the Grand Canyon, and even chocolate at Hershey—all with clean bathrooms, easy parking, and plenty of spots for the kids to run wild. Each route is built for families who love history, nature, and a slower pace. Pack snacks, pick your playlist, and get ready for a trip where everyone actually has fun (and nobody melts down). #Travel #FamilyTravel #RoadTrip

Dr. Michael Henson

Disney World’s $1,000 summer savings shake-up

Families planning a Disney World trip in summer 2026 can finally catch a break—Disney is rolling out deals that can chop over $1,000 off a typical vacation. Two free hotel nights and two free park days are up for grabs with a four-night, four-day package, plus kids eat free all year if adults get a dining plan. With ticket prices and add-ons climbing for years, this is Disney’s boldest move yet to win back families who’ve felt priced out. Would these discounts make you rethink a Disney trip, or is the cost still too high? Let’s hear your take! #Travel #DisneyWorld #FamilyTravel

Alexander Black

Carnival’s $500 Teen Curfew Fine?!

Just found out Carnival Cruise Line is super strict about their 1 a.m. curfew for anyone under 18. One parent got a warning that their teen was at risk of a $500 fine for breaking curfew—and if it happens again, the whole family could get kicked off and banned from future cruises! If you’re cruising with kids, better keep an eye on them after midnight. Didn’t realize cruise rules could get this real! #Cars #CarnivalCruise #FamilyTravel

Kelly Mack

Disneyland’s new pass makes summer easier

Families heading to Disneyland this year are in for a real treat: the new Explore Key annual pass finally lets you visit during those busy June and July school breaks—something the old Enchant Key just didn’t allow. Sure, it’s a bit pricier at $999, but with park hopper access, discounts, and more open dates, it could pay for itself in just a handful of visits. For parents juggling work and school schedules, this could be a total game-changer. Would you consider upgrading for more summer fun, or stick with single-day tickets? #Travel #Disneyland #FamilyTravel

dylan15

Disney Cruises in 2026: Which Ship Wins?

Picking a Disney cruise for 2026 is like choosing your favorite Disney movie—impossible! From Marvel hero training on Disney Magic to Frozen dinners on Disney Wish, there’s something for every fan. You can even catch a Broadway-style Moana show or celebrate Christmas with Mickey in the Bahamas. The best part? Way fewer crowds than the parks, and yes, Mickey-shaped pancakes are a thing at sea. Which ship would you sail on? #Travel #DisneyCruise #FamilyTravel

Alexander Thomas

Small towns, big values: Road trip gems

Craving a family road trip that feels safe, welcoming, and packed with simple fun? These small towns across America are perfect for families who love clean main streets, patriotic parades, and old-fashioned charm. Picture kids riding bikes, friendly neighbors, and family-owned diners where everyone knows your name. Whether it’s hiking in the Smokies, catching a show in Branson, or enjoying lakeside strolls in Coeur d’Alene, these destinations offer wholesome adventures and a strong sense of community. Which of these towns would you add to your must-visit list, or do you have a favorite that didn’t make the cut? #Travel #FamilyTravel #RoadTrip

Kelly Mack

These Resorts Make Christmas Stress-Free

Imagine skipping all the holiday chaos and letting someone else handle the Christmas magic! These all-inclusive resorts go all out with epic decorations, festive events, and even Santa sightings—so you can actually relax and enjoy the season with your family. From Elf on the Shelf parties in the Caribbean to snowy adventures in Canada, these spots turn Christmas into a true vacation. Who knew holiday prep could be this easy (and fun)? #Travel #ChristmasVacation #FamilyTravel