5 Reasons To Book a VIP Tour Guide at Disney World

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Walt Disney World is a magical place—unless you visit during high season and spend the majority of your time waiting in line. You may have heard rumors about how to cut the lines, and while there are a fair number of scams, there is a legitimate solution for those looking to experience a luxe side of Disney: an official Disney VIP Guide. After all, Disney wouldn't be Disney if it couldn't make every dream come true. Here are five reasons it's worth the investment.
EXPERIENCE DISNEY FRUSTRATION-FREE
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The biggest perk of this package is simple: Because your VIP tour guide functions like an unlimited FastPass, you get to skip the lines. While you can't go directly to the first spot in line, your guides can walk you right to the FastPass line for every ride, essentially guaranteeing you won't wait longer than 15 minutes, even for rides that sometimes have a three-hour wait. What's more, you can do this over and over on your favorite rides.
MAGIC CARPET RIDE

While Disney World has an extensive and efficient public transportation system, who wouldn't prefer a private car that takes you in through backdoor entrances? With no lines for buses or trams or searching for your car in a crowded parking lot, you'll save lots of time. Typically, it takes at least 45 minutes to transfer from one park to another when all is said and done; with your trusty VIP guide, you can make the switch in less than half that time, giving you more time in the parks.
TRUE VIP STATUS & INSIDER KNOWLEDGE

Ever wonder how you can to sit in the front row for shows? The last row on rides? The VIP guides know all the tips and tricks for helping you get the most out of your experience. If you're looking to learn about Disney beyond the rides, don't hesitate to pick their brains. The guides have extensive training about all of the theme parks, as well as Disney's history (they have to pass a test before they become certified). You'll be amazed at the information they are privy to. The guides can also point out some hidden Mickeys that even the most seasoned Disney-phile may not know about.
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If you're only in town for a short time, you can cram nearly every major attraction into a couple of days if you're with a VIP Guide. If you move quickly and keep mealtimes to a minimum, you'll be surprised how much you can see. Without stopping for lunch, it's possible to visit three parks in about six hours.
TIME IS MONEY

Although Disney VIP Guides are expensive, it pays to hire a guide and minimize the days you need to spend in the parks. Guests of Walt Disney World Resorts can hire a VIP Guide for $315/hour for a minimum of six hours. That means the minimum cost for a VIP guide is $1890 (not including the cost of tickets). You can, however, bring up to 10 people with one VIP Guide. Though not cheap, it is more economical than you may think, as you'll likely be able to squeeze more than one park into one day.

Katie Goldstein is a freelance travel journalist based in New York City. In addition toFodor's, her writing and photographs have appeared on The Huffington Post, Fox News, Forbes and CBS.com. Keep up with Katie's adventures on her travel blog Travelingpanties, Twitter, and Instagram.


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Top 5 New York City Activities for Teens

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Traveling with hard-to-please teens can be trying, even when aided by the bright lights and "wow"-factor sights of a big city like New York. While the Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, and American Museum of Natural History are not-to-be-missed staples for first-time visitors, there are some teen-primed attractions that are worth exploring if you dig a little deeper. We've rounded up five teen-tested-and-approved attractions to keep everyone happy and occupied on your next family trip.
1. TRAPEZE SCHOOL NEW YORK



Take                       10jav uncensored beautiful girl your kids' NYC experience to new heights—literally—at Trapeze School New York. In a two-hour class ($50), students (ages 6 and up) can learn the art of trapeze on a rig set to standard circus dimensions (including safety harnesses and nets, of course!). Participants, under expert supervision, learn to "fly" in small group sizes of 10 or less; your budding aerialist will be in the swing of things in no time, fearlessly jumping, hanging, and flipping from an platform perched more than 20 feet in the air, with striking views of the downtown Manhattan skyline in the background.
2. CONEY ISLAND



This quirky little slice of seaside Americana has been luring crowds to Brooklyn with diversions and amusements since the 1800s. Today, much of the action centers on Luna Park, home to the landmarked, 87-year-old Cyclone wooden roller coaster, and new for 2014, the Thunderbolt steel coaster, which reaches speeds of 55 mph and includes a 90-degree vertical drop and loop. The amusement park comes jam-packed with nearly 30 rides in all, accessible via à la carte ticketing or unlimited four-hour wristbands ($20–$32).

Take a break between thrills with a stroll along the beachfront boardwalk, and to scarf down one of Nathan's Famous hot dogs at the outfit's original stand. Finish the day at the Coney Island Circus Sideshow, where teens will be wowed by a cast of fire-eaters, sword swallowers, contortionists, and more (shows run about 45 minutes).
3. THE RIDE


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Part tour bus, part theatrical production, The Ride is a concept all its own. Pile in for this 75-minute interactive show ($64–$74 per ticket) on wheels that pairs an animated duo of bantering onboard hosts (stand-up and improv comedy pros) with a slate of scripted performances that unfold on the city streets. The Ride, a moving theater of sorts, showcases a cast of featured street performers, including a tap-dancer, freestyling rapper, ballerina, and more—along with the seemingly never-ending stream of New Yorkers who also unwittingly become part of the entertainment.

Take in key sights and hear funny commentary on Midtown mainstays like Central Park, Grand Central Station, Bryant Park, the Chrysler Building, and Times Square. The technologically tricked-out multimillion-dollar motor coach features stadium-style seating for up to 49 patrons, plenty of audio-visual flair (including 40 plasma screens), floor-to-ceiling glass windows, and even a high-tech hydraulics system for guests to experience a simulated ride along a stretch of NYC subway.
4. THE BEAST



Feed your need for speed aboard The Beast. Teens can easily get bored on other slow-paced sightseeing cruises, but this speedboat version pairs skyline panoramas and up-close Statue of Liberty views with some serious fun, all delivered in a 30-minute, rip-roaring ride down the Hudson River and out into New York Harbor ($22–$28 per ticket).

The fastest jet-powered speedboat operating in the city, the 70-foot vessel—painted bright green with glaring yellow eyes and sharp teeth on the hull—accommodates up to 138 people and reaches speeds of 45 mph. Get pumped listening to the high-energy music onboard, and be prepared to get drenched—if the splash from New York Harbor doesn't get you, the playful yet unmerciful onboard guides, equipped with water guns, surely will.
5. MADAME TUSSAUDS NEW YORK



In a city where star sightings are fairly common—but making a big deal about spotting one is not—Madame Tussauds ($23.30–$36 per ticket) offers more than 200 lifelike wax figures on hand to indulge your celebrity meet-and-greet fantasies. The New York venue—an outpost of the 200-year-old original, founded by wax sculptress Madame Tussaud herself in London—encourages interaction between the figures and guests, with no ropes or barriers to stand between you and the ultimate photo op with your favorite celebs, which range from the historical (from Benjamin Franklin to Marilyn Monroe) to today's hottest A-listers (like Taylor Swift and Leonardo DiCaprio).

Sometimes eerily lifelike (they even have real human hair), the wax replicas populate a series of themed rooms, like the Opening Night Party, highlighting heavy-hitting Hollywood stars; and the Sports Zone, filled with legendary athletes. Round out your visit with the Marvel Super Heroes 4D Experience, a short 3D film featuring characters like the Hulk and Iron Man, along with 4D special effects in the form of water spray and wind gusts.

Elissa Garay is a contributor to major U.S. travel publications, including Fodor's, Condé Nast Traveler, Yahoo, and more. Based in Brooklyn, NY, she has traveled to and reported on some 55 countries and 20 cruise lines around the globe, and has resided in Argentina, France, England, Denmark, and the Netherlands. Follow her @TravelSpiritNYC.


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W Verbier Debuts in Switzerland

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Opened December 1, W Verbier—a lavish new ski-themed hotel tucked into the Swiss Alps—represents a new direction for the widely popular hipster-oriented brand, which, up until now, has only been found in cities and tropical retreats.

The new destination in Verbier, Switzerland, is blessed with plenty of sun and a southwesterly exposure at 5,000 feet, making it a highly sought-after ski region that plays host to popular events like the Verbier Festival and Xtreme Verbier. Staying at W Verbier means easy ski-in, ski-out access thanks to a gondola, set right next to the hotel. Accommodations are divided among four chalets on the Place Blanche.

Guests at the 123-room W Verbier also have access to fun perks like tunes spun and curated by a resident DJ, and food designed by Michelin-starred chef Sergi Arola. Also on the property are W's signature AWAY Spa, and Carve, a nightspot with dancing and cocktails, plus an edgy tunnel entrance. Like other W Hotels, the Living Room is a place for cocktails and small bites served in a laid-back atmosphere, only here there is a terrace boasting postcard-worthy views. Finally, restaurant Arola dishes out in Swiss specialties and a glam ambiance.

Kristine Hansen is a freelance writer based in Milwaukee where she reports on food, wine, and travel topics around the globe for Fodors.com, along with new hotel openings. She also writes for Wine Enthusiast, TIME, Whole Living, and American Way. In 2006, she co-authored The Complete Idiot's Guide to Coffee and Tea (Alpha Books/Penguin). You can follow her on Twitter @kristineahansen orthrough her web site.

Photo credit: Courtesy of W Verbier

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Las Ventanas al Paraiso in Los Cabos Unveils Luxury Beachfront Villas

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Pampering resorts are commonplace in the tropical Mexican resort town of Los Cabos, but Las Ventanas al Paraiso, a 71-suite, award-winning Rosewood Resort, is taking luxury to a new level with the debut of a $55 million project in the form of a dozen beachfront villas.

Being unveiled today, the 12 residential-style, one- to three-bedroom villas are the first of their kind in Los Cabos, and are destined to be a game changer for luxury lodging options in the destination. The lavish villas offer their own point of entrance and, despite being set adjacent to the resort's main grounds, feel a world away. Sizes starts at a massive 4,500 square feet (in addition to a 1,800-square-foot exterior), more than enough room to spread out for well-heeled traveling families and jet-setting, space-loving couples alike. Villas include separate bedroom(s) with fireplace; an open, fully equipped kitchen; a spacious living room; and an additional media or wellness room (for one-bedroom suites).

Each bathroom features a stand-alone bathtub, indoor/outdoor rain shower, high-tech Japanese-designed toilet, Bulgari bath amenities, dual vanity sinks, and a separate outdoor rain shower garden embellished with stone floors and lush palms. The separate outdoor area is decked out with an infinity-edge pool (with built-in hot tub), lounge chairs, and direct beach access.

As soon as guests arrive at their very private sanctuary, they're treated to complimentary, over-water massages. But that's just the beginning: For the duration of their stay, guests are equipped with a 24-hour butler (who whips up fresh guacamole and margaritas on command in the private kitchen), in-room dining, a fire pit at night, and fine tequila upon check-in.

Rates start at $4,500/night for a One-Bedroom Ocean View Luxury Villa Wellness or Media Room. For even bigger spenders, a 22,000-square-foot master villa, scheduled to open March 2014, will start at a whopping $30,000 per night, and will include an 80-foot-long infinity-edge pool (bigger than the resort's main pool), a customized fireworks display, and a live band to entertain guests nightly.

Jimmy Im is a freelance travel writer based in LA. He's hosted programs on the Travel Channel and LOGO, and makes regular appearances on morning news shows as a "travel expert." Follow him on Twitter: @dieselmad.

Photo credit: Courtesy of Las Ventanas al Paraiso, A Rosewood Resort
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