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18 Nights At Disney World, Laughs and Stories With Kevin and Debra Curtis-Allen – Ep. 588

On episode 588, Kevin and Debra Curtis-Allen join me to review their massive trip to Disney World staying at Old Key West and Saratoga Springs for 18 nights.

Featuring:

  • Transition to Disney World
  • Room Impressions and Layout
  • Comparing Resorts: Old Key West vs. Saratoga Springs
  • Exploring Disney Springs and Shopping Adventures
  • Magic Kingdom Highlights
  • Dining Experiences and Sweet Treats
  • Coffee and Beverage Preferences
  • Appetizers and Meeting Friends
  • Hurricane Disruptions and Health Issues
  • Picnic at Tom Sawyer’s Island
  • Live Streaming Adventures
  • Millennium Falcon and Slinky Dog Rides
  • Favorite Attractions and Shopping
  • Wildlife Encounters
  • Memorable Moments and Future Plans

Reach Momma and Auntie Judy for trip planning – TravelinTiaras@gmail.com

Contribute to the show at www.patreon.com/geekinonwdw

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Email me at curt.stone@GeekinOnWDW.com

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Curtis Stone

I’m a husband, dad, grandfather, Disney Geek, podcaster, traveler, classic-rock fanatic and technology guy from Connecticut.

For more than a decade, I’ve hosted the *Geekin’ on Walt Disney World Podcast*. What started as a fun way to talk about Disney became something much more meaningful — an amazing community where listeners became friends and Disney became the thing that brought us together.

When I’m not podcasting, you’ll usually find me traveling with my wife Margita, listening to classic rock on vinyl, hiking with our yellow Lab Sawyer, playing around with new technology or dreaming about the next adventure.

As I head toward the next chapter of my life, I’m trying to keep things pretty simple: **travel more, stay curious, keep creating, spend time with the people I love and enjoy the good stuff while it’s happening.**

There’s still a lot I want to see, learn and experience — and I’m looking forward to sharing some of it along the way.