Fantasyland Hotel

... 20F. I took a few photos from our window this morning, because it was way too dark when we fianally arrived at the hotel. The flight was smooth from Orlando to Minneapolis/St. Paul but very long (3.5 hours). Then the connecting flight to Edmonton was ...

... Tinos. This place is such a famous gay destination it feels in many ways like we are on a pilgrimage. It oozes charm. Our hotel is new, and absolutely stunning. People are talking about skipping the next day’s activity and staying at the hotel! Too ...

... grass, and even the shoe-catching cobblestones that impede pathways seem perfectly placed and almost fake. It's a real life Fantasyland. Cesky (pronounced "chess key") Krumlov is also fairly inexpensive. So when I looked through the book and found ...

... , more or less on time, we arrived at Pakse. Following our usual pattern of Yaya with the bags while I scout out a hotel, I eventually stumbled on a nice little place that featured a cute menagerie of pets including an exotic bird that bore an unsettling ...

... as the parking lot does not match the mall in size. Must be the fault of those damn helper monkeys. We checked into the FantasyLand Hotel, where the rooms on each floor are decorated in different themes. It's crazy. You can stay in a pickup truck bed! ...

... did was go to our hotel room and have a Jacuzzi. Based on Rahul's advice we stayed at the Roman Room at the Fantasyland Hotel, well worth the moola (particularly since it was half price). That was the highlight of my Edmonton experience this time, ...

... parents had Pho Hoa for the first time...not using chopsticks yet, though! After lunch, we dropped our things off at the Fantasyland Hotel, which is right in the West Edmonton Mall. We had an absolutely beautiful suite on the eighth floor that sat at the ...

... cancels out any melancholy for leaving. We're heading up to Edmonton on Sunday, and staying at the Roman Room at the Fantasyland Hotel! On the Monday we're going to the Waterpark, unavoidable following my raving review on here. Then we're heading up to ...

... WEM has everything you could ever wish for inside, a casino, two hotels (i personally would like to try living in Fantasyland Hotel!), mini golf courses, Galaxaryland Amusement park (which contains the "mindbender" roller coaster which is the world's only ...

... in Edmonton for the night. A couple of weeks ago, Lise won two tickets to an Oiler's game and a night in the Fantasyland Hotel. Gerald and I offered to keep the girls while they went to the game. Lise surprised Gerald by generously giving her ticket ...

... a few frozen lakes and a look out over the town. The next day we drove to Lake Louise and we stayed at the world renowned hotel "Fairmont- Chateau  Lake Louise." It was by far the best hotel we have ever stayed in. It was amazing to see the lake ...

Our first night in Edmonton was at the Fantasy Land Hotel at the West Edmonton Mall.  We checked out the giant indoor water park and had ribs and drinks on Bourbon St. and we also did a little shopping.  This mall is definately a sight to see ...

... cannot walk through the castle in Tokyo (it's a stage) and that the park was tired. This was especially visible in Fantasyland and Tomorrowland. Everything was immaculate, clean and working but it was old. Giant painted concrete paths and bare queuing ...

... decided to experience both aspects of these beautiful islands, though - the archetypical outsider’s view of the Caribbean as a fantasyland holiday destination with high end resorts and restaurants, along with a small taste of how the locals live day ...

... might include such persons, but he was very friendly.  After the strange encounter, we jumped on StarTours, then headed over to Fantasyland to ride the teacups and It's a Small World (staples of any Disney experience).  As we tried to get that ...

... getting later in the afternoon and I want to head over to the Studios park which is only open till 8:00.  I head through Fantasyland.  I think about riding It’s a Small World, but the line is massive!  Again, I’m very taken in ...

... did change quite a bit.  Tomorrowland is called Discoveryland.  Adventureland and Frontierland have flipped with each other geographically.  Fantasyland is bigger and the other lands are smaller.  No Matterhorn or Monorail.  Some of the favorites are ...

... I need to put my knee brace on, so dad goes for a spin on King Arthur's Carousel.  We finish Fantasyland with Peter Pan's Flight, and Pinocchio's Daring Journey.  As we walk to Tomorrowland, we noticed the Matterhorn Bobsleds are ...

... and busy it was. Luckily we had a map! According to the map there were seven worlds. World Bazaar, Adventureland, Fantasyland, Tommorowland, Westernland and two smaller worlds, Toontown and Mickey's Critter Country. The first world we stepped into ...