I've been going to Disney World for 30 years. Here are 7 tips for surviving the parks in the summer heat.

I've lived in Los Angeles for five years, so I'm about 30 minutes inland from Santa Monica. It's a beautiful, classic Southern California destination with a beach, a pier, and an abundance of classy shopping and dining spots.  

The best part of summer cruising is that there are more cruising options than in any other season. Cruises to destinations like Alaska and Scandinavia are highly seasonal; go in the summer, or you can't cruise there at all. Even the Mediterranean is somewhat seasonal, with most cruise lines leaning heavily into summer and moving ships to warmer destinations during the cooler months.

Walt Disney World will allow guests to make ride reservations a week in advance — but there's a catch.

It was the start of summer, and while I had gotten back to some of my old travel patterns, something quintessentially summer was still missing ... and I couldn't shake it. It was a lobster roll.

On my second day as a guest at the Henderson Beach Resort, I was scheduled to go to a morning yoga class. But I wasn't feeling it. Somewhat guiltily, I slipped into a pair of sandals and crossed an empty road to the nearby beach.

I spent my first afternoon at Art Basel getting lost.

The Department of State will add six new passport agencies across the United States in an effort to keep up with demand. 

Disney World vacations aren't cheap. A weeklong trip to the parks costs at least $6,000 for a family of four if they stay on the property.

This summer and beyond, there are more ways than ever to create magical moments and treasured memories with loved ones during a visit to Walt Disney World Resort. From new attractions to limited-time entertainment, there’s something for everyone at “The Most Magical Place On Earth.” “Drop on in” to Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Magic Kingdom Park

If you love to travel, there's perhaps no sweeter phrase than «free flights.» And that's exactly what Frontier Airlines is offering up in its Family Summer Getaway Sweepstakes.

Central Florida's tourism district unanimously approveda $17 billion development deal with Disney that could mean a new era for the company's profitable theme parks.

In the summer of 2020, as a reckoning on racial justice swept the country, Disney said it would rip out Splash Mountain, a wildly popular flume ride with a racist back story.