Travel with the Whitakers

Our last to the Walt Disney World Resort was shorter than what we normally do, but we were able to spend time with family and have a lot of fun. We were also able to try a few new restaurants during the trip that we really enjoyed. One of those restaurants was Sanaa. We had seen Sanaa in a couple of Disney specials on TV and read reviews of it online over the last few years and it had been on our list of places to try since we first heard about it. Located in the Kadani Village section of Animal Kingdom Lodge Sanaa offers delicious eats with African and Indian flair and a view of the savanna. That’s right, you can watch the animals from your table! Be sure to ask for a table near the windows so that you can dine with a view! Sanaa means art in Swahili and beautiful art work and proverbs adorn the walls. Be sure to check out all of the various lamps that hang from the ceiling. Food Sanaa offers a bread service, that is not complimentary, but is actually an appetizer

A Disney Cruise Line vacation is all about having fun, being comfortable and relaxing! What you’re wearing plays a big part in being comfortable, and Disney knows that! We’re sure that you’ve wondered, at least once, what exactly you should wear during your cruise vacation. Today we have for you the answer to the question of “Is there a dress code on Disney Cruise Line?” Over the last few years Disney as relaxed their dress code a bit, but we tend to stick to the old standards for the most part. For dinner, we personally change from shorts to pants for dinner and we avoid flip flops unless we’re going to the pool. Most locations on the ship are cruise causal – this means whatever you’re wearing that day, shorts and a t-shirt are perfectly fine. Swimwear and tank tops are not permitted in any of the dining rooms. There are special theme nights, that while participation is not required it is highly encouraged. Most sailings include a Pirate Night and longer cruises include s