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  • Cruising with Disney isn’t just for little kids, teens declare
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    Cruising with Disney isn’t just for little kids, teens declare

    Byuser August 24, 2010June 28, 2023

    (DAY TWO) — Teen attack! It is 10:30 p.m. Saturday night and The Stack at the top of the ship is packed with 100 teens and their three energetic counselors the kids are from all over the world though the majority are Americans.

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  • On a tour of the Med with Adventures by Disney
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    On a tour of the Med with Adventures by Disney

    Byuser August 23, 2010June 28, 2023

    My mission: To see if the Disney Cruise Line can do as good a job for teens as they do for younger kids. Can they make cities like Florence and Rome interesting to kids who prefer malls to museums?

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  • Who says Disney cruises are for little kids?
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    Who says Disney cruises are for little kids?

    Byuser August 22, 2010June 28, 2023

    It is 10:30 p.m. on the first night of a Mediterranean cruise and The teen club, appropriately named “The Stack” on deck 10 of the Disney Magic is packed with 100 teens and their three energetic counselors.

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  • Taking the Kids, and the doggie, to Nantucket
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    Taking the Kids, and the doggie, to Nantucket

    Byuser August 19, 2010June 28, 2023

    Nantucket — the only place in America that has the same name for the island, the county and the town — does have a well-deserved reputation for being preppy. “It is the only place you can wear pink pants and get away with it,”says one local.

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  • RVing in Colorado
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    RVing in Colorado

    Byuser August 12, 2010May 13, 2024

    Finally, we’re off! The 32-foot Winnebago RV is stocked with every variety of food from Costco as well as toys, games, movies, pillows, sheets, towels, special “blankies,” and stuffed animals, along with two kids, 5 and 7, two parents and me.

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  • RVING with KIDS
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    RVING with KIDS

    Byuser August 9, 2010June 28, 2023

    Camping purists—like my wilderness-loving daughters—would turn up their noses at this, but with two young kids, we’re glad for the space, the AC, the beds, the fridge, running water and shower, and when it rains, not being in a soggy tent.

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  • RVing to Mesa Verde — the kids are fascinated
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    RVing to Mesa Verde — the kids are fascinated

    Byuser August 6, 2010June 28, 2023

    The kids are climbing up a 32 foot ladder, squeezing through a tunnel, walking in toe holds carved into the sandstone, learning all about archeology, Native American culture and ancient history as they go

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  • Time Traveling Back in History in Boston
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    Time Traveling Back in History in Boston

    Byuser August 5, 2010June 28, 2023

    Travel back to the 18th century and you can even ask a British Regular, famous for their red coats, what it was like to serve so far from home where everyone seemed to hate them. (Not so much different from today, is it?) Watch the Regulars’ Changing of the Guard at the site of their original garrison at Faneuil Hall Marketplace.

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  • RVing and camping — finding togetherness
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    RVing and camping — finding togetherness

    Byuser August 5, 2010June 28, 2023

    Certainly tent camping was cheaper and many suggest that RVing is cheaper than other vacations but the Muellers aren’t so sure. That wasn’t why they did it anyway—it was a lifestyle thing, to get outdoors with the kids.

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  • The joys of RVing — economical and fun!
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    The joys of RVing — economical and fun!

    Byuser August 4, 2010June 28, 2023

    The Garlands were dedicated RVers long before they bought the park. They still meet up at campgrounds with California friends they met when Mary was in a Mom’s group. Many of today’s campgrounds, she adds, give you the option to tent camp, bring an RV or stay in a cabin

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  • Reggie and Eileen on the Kilimanjaro trek
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    The Obamas and mother daughter trips

    Byuser August 3, 2010June 28, 2023

    For once, Michelle Obama isn’t creating a trend. She’s doing what’s trendy. I’m talking about her mother-daughter trip to Spain this week with Sasha while Malia is at sleep away camp.

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  • On the road in a fabulous RV in Colorado
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    On the road in a fabulous RV in Colorado

    Byuser August 3, 2010June 28, 2023

    We’re OFF! A 32-foot RV stocked with food from Costco, toys, movies, two kids aged five and eight, two parents and me. The family is my cousins the SItzmans, who live in Denver. We’re off on a weeklong RV trip across Southwestern Colorado in a home away from home from Winnebago

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  • Big Apple Greeter Tour on the Brooklyn Bridge
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    To New York City for the First Time

    Byuser July 29, 2010October 18, 2023

    Big Apple Greeters — it seems such a simple idea – to connect locals enthusiastic about their city to first-time visitors or those simply visiting from elsewhere. Now, because of the economic crisis, the nonprofit organization has found itself in a financial crunch of its own and must come up with $300,000 in new funding by the fall if they are to continue. (Are you listening major travel companies?)

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  • How Harry Potter has changed teens’ wake up times
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    How Harry Potter has changed teens’ wake up times

    Byuser July 27, 2010June 28, 2023

    Thanks, Harry. Suddenly, teens, college students and even twenty somethings who aren’t big fans of family vacations much less getting out of bed early are standing in line before 9 a.m. with their parents, positively giddy with excitement

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  • If you thought you could get away without buying your baby a plane seat, think again
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    If you thought you could get away without buying your baby a plane seat, think again

    Byuser July 22, 2010June 28, 2023

    For years, everyone from the FAA to the American Academy of Pediatrics has been saying that young children are safest when restrained in a safety seat on board an airplane

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  • Aboard the Megaship Norwegian Epic
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    Aboard the Megaship Norwegian Epic

    Byuser July 22, 2010June 28, 2023

    SPLAT! The water balloons pop on cue. The music is loud and energetic, with Nickelodeon dancers dressed in orange and green — down to their plastic orange-and-green Crocs — spurring on the crowd, some of whom came dripping wet from the waterslides, including the Epic Plunge, the biggest waterslide at sea, just for the chance

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  • Sometimes the best vacation experiences are free
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    Sometimes the best vacation experiences are free

    Byuser July 19, 2010June 28, 2023

    Since New York started this program in 1992, the Big Apple Greeters have squired around 95,000 visitors from around the world and have a cadre of more than 300 Greeters who range from 20-somethings to those in their eighties who share a passion for New York that they want to pass on to you.

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  • To Provincetown — Not Just for Gay and Lesbian Couples
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    To Provincetown — Not Just for Gay and Lesbian Couples

    Byuser July 15, 2010June 28, 2023

    Had we been here in the 1800s, we would have been hunting whales rather than photographing them. Provincetown was a very busy whaling port.

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  • Keeping your cool
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    Keeping your cool

    Byuser July 10, 2010June 28, 2023

    Especially when it’s hot—as it has been unbearably so on the East Coast—and especially on vacation, it can be tough to keep your cool. The kids are going to bicker and complain just like at home, even though you are spending $$$$ for hotels, meals and souvenirs, not to mention entertainment.

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  • The Secret to Getting Teens Up Early on Vacation — Take Them to Harry Potter
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    The Secret to Getting Teens Up Early on Vacation — Take Them to Harry Potter

    Byuser July 8, 2010June 28, 2023

    Thanks, Harry. Suddenly, young people, who wouldn’t spend much vacation time with their folks, much less get out of bed this early if they didn’t have to, think family vacations are fun again, especially when mom and dad or grandpa pay for the trip and pop for $100 wizarding robes (yes, despite the 90-degree Florida heat, fans traipsed around the park in the floor-length robes, wearing Hogwarts ties as belts) or $30 wands.

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