It's All About the Convenience...Store
(43 Reviews)
100% Recommended
Sara Newbury
Lewisburg, PA
Walt Disney World ~ Nostalgic Escape
UPDATE: As of Jan. 9, 2024, guests with vacation packages or date-based tickets no longer need to secure a Park Pass Reservation to visit the theme parks. Annual Pass holders do not need a Park Pass Reservation if entering the parks a...
UPDATE: As of Jan. 9, 2024, guests with vacation packages or date-based tickets no longer need to secure a Park Pass Reservation to visit the theme parks. Annual Pass holders do not need a Park Pass Reservation if entering the parks after 2pm ET with the exception of visiting Magic Kingdom on Saturday's and Sunday's. Still not sure if you need a Park Pass Reservation - feel free to contact me for details!
Do you ever find yourself reminiscing about a favorite childhood memory? I do, almost on a daily basis. One of my fondest memories as a child was watching The Disney Sunday Movies. This nostalgia floods my senses with the smell and taste of hot microwave popcorn, the sound of Mike Eisner's voice as he introduced that nights' classic film, and the sight of Tink as she brought to life the Disney logo (I still YouTube the intro)! Times were simpler and day dreaming was a full time job.
Walt Disney World is an escapism destination that brings to life those day dreams. No matter if you're 1 or 100, Walt Disney World has something for everyone as it harkens to days gone by and lays out the possibilities for what could be. Every day is an opportunity for memory making. Perhaps it's capturing your littlest one's first steps on Main Street, U.S.A., conquering your fear of Expedition Everest, marching along with a parade of Storm Troopers, or navigating the cuisine of World Showcase. No one can take those experiences away from you and will ultimately become part of your nostalgic escape.
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As a millennial traveler, I grew up with runs to the local convenience store to grab a coffee, Big Gulp, or a questionable high-calorie snack. But let me tell you, U.S. convenience stores ain't got nothing on the Japanese convenience stores!
Lawsons, Family Mart, and 7-Eleven stores in Japan are an excursion all on their own. Some of the best fried chicken bites I've ever had can be found at Lawsons. Do you want a delicious pastry or yogurt made with milk from Hokkaido? Maybe you're taste buds are craving a funky-flavored bag of Lays potato chips? Check out the convenience store around the corner.
It may seem a bit silly that one of my favorite dining locations in all of Japan could be a convenience store, but I implore you to stop and check one out on your next trip through Tokyo. You'll thank me later ;)
Seriously, if you want to know more about the fascinating world of Japanese convenience stores, send me a request and I'll hook you up with where to find one of the best bowls of instant ramen.
P.S. There's a whole world of vending machines that we need to explore!