u/Independent-Mall-185

Hello! I’m new to pins and wondering if there is a good guide or site to understand all the terms being used?

Also how I can figure out if a pin I got in a blind box “good”?

Personally I’m only looking to collect from specific movies/IP but end up with others. generally this last year since I started just trading at the parks official locations hoping to spread the magic if it’s “special” pin and I don’t want it anyways.

But now I wonder if I should hold them back to better trade for something I want in my collection for real?

Where do I start to better understand what I do have? My collection is mainly fantasia, my mom also has a 3D gold colored Mickey from the 80’s she wanted me to find out about.

Hello! My BF who has severe celiac is coming to Disney world with me and my son at the end of the month. He’s great about knowing what to order and ask, and just avoiding anything that could have gluten.

I’ve heard there are GF beignets at Port Orleans, and GF Churros at AK. He’s so excited as he has never been able to have either of these items before. Seems really special that there are these GF options to such treats that have always been a no-go.

What other gluten free specialty items are found in Disney World? All the post I’ve searched are older and I know food offerings change fast at WDW.

I’m looking at my first cruise ever, I see the Disney cruise line has several cruise that stop on Crete in Greece. My whole goal of going to Greece and even why I’m looking at cruise is to see the Tree of Vouves on Crete, with an active 7 year old. We are Disney annual pass holders and live in Florida.

1. How can I find if Disney does excursions to the tree (about 45 min drive from the port)? Has anyone done it?

1a) If Disney doesn’t do an excursion how can I figure out how to find a tour that can take me, my son and my partner?

2. any tips for first time cruiser, flying from Florida to the Mediterranean with a 7yr old boy? Is it easier to book all travel /flights/hotel though the Disney cruise line or is it not that big of deal to DIY? I’ve traveled in south east Asia in my younger days, to Scotland, Ireland and Canada; in general I’m a good planner but I do stress easily with traveling with my son.