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Dana Gschwendtner Reviews Her Christmas and New Years Trip to Disney World – Ep. 494

On episode 494, Dana Gschwendtner reviews her Christmas and New Years trip to Disney World including Savi’s Workshop, Christmas Processional and Saratoga Springs.

Featuring:

  • Recorded between Christmas and New Years
  • Christmas time trip
  • 5 nights stay
  • I just got the last night at Riviera Tower- two person
  • Saratoga Springs with two kids and Mom
  • Goal to do Christmas things
  • Chefs de France
  • Festival of Holidays booths
  • Cookie stroll and Olaf scavenger hunt
  • Breakfast Steakhouse 71
  • Savi’s Workshop Lightsaber
  • Surprise Sci-Fi dinner
  • Breakfast at Boma
  • Wolfgang Puck disappointment
  • Homecoming
  • Christmas processional
  • Mercy Me was the band I was talking about
  • Harmonious
  • Skippers Canteen

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